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San Francisco code (maybe CA?) requires that office lighting be tied to motion detectors. In my experience, if you're in the only one in late, you have to dance
by andrewf 4y ago
San Francisco code (maybe CA?) requires that office lighting be tied to motion detectors. In my experience, if you're in the only one in late, you have to dance around the room every 15 minutes unless you want to sit in darkness. At some desks you could stay sitting and wave your arms about.
- throw03172019 4y agoI do remember my first week at a WeWork space in SF when the lights suddenly turned off. It was definitely a jarring experience when you are so focused on the code, etc in front of you.
- icey 4y agoAs someone who used to work graveyards in an environment like this: buy yourself a desk lamp and save your sanity.
- moooo99 4y agoI dint know if there are similar solutions in professional setups, but in the Smart Home world there are UWB presence sensors like the Aquara FP1. They are much better at detecting minor movements than traditional motion sensors are, so they could probably help with office spaces with low occupancy.
- bubblethink 4y agoTime to make robots that walk around and wave.