Wipro Lighting wins Red Dot award for excellence in product design for VERGE LED

Wipro Lighting wins Red Dot award for excellence in product design for VERGE LED
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Wipro Lighting, part of Wipro Enterprises (P) Ltd., India’s leading LED lighting company, announced that it has won the prestigious Red Dot Award: Product Design 2017 for its lighting product – VERGE LED, in the product design category.

Bangalore: Wipro Lighting, part of Wipro Enterprises (P) Ltd., India’s leading LED lighting company, announced that it has won the prestigious Red Dot Award: Product Design 2017 for its lighting product – VERGE LED, in the product design category.

VERGE LED is Wipro’s signature lighting product for modern work-spaces designed by the company’s industrial designer Prajakta Rokade. It blends in innovatively and captures the essence of any workspace. VERGE LED enhances the elements of the space it is going to belong, creating a unique volumetric lighting experience.

Red Dot Award: Product Design 2017 is a well-regarded international design competition. For over 60 years, an expert team awards the seal of quality for good design and innovation to the outstanding designs of the year. This year, a jury of around 40 independent designers, design professors and specialist journalists evaluated each individual product. The competition assessed 5,500+ entries from 54 countries.

Anuj Dhir, Vice President & Business Head, Commercial Lighting, Wipro Consumer Care and Lighting said, “Design & Innovation is a way of life at Wipro. We are delighted to win this award, a testimony to our focus on innovation and encourages us to bring in more innovation and value to our customers.”

Professor Dr. Peter Zec, founder and CEO of the Red Dot Award said, “The Red Dot winners are pursuing the right design strategy. They have recognised that good design and economic success go hand in hand. The award by the critical Red Dot jury documents their high design quality and is indicative of their successful design policy.”

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