Rehabilitation Aid

The bachelor‘s thesis deals with the design of a luminaire, which serves to improve the night light environment of small children and their parents. In designing, the author takes into account not only the knowledge of lighting technology and optics, but also knowledge from biology and chronobiology. It maps the nocturnal influence of the light environment on the development of the sleep rhythm of the infant and his parents and proposes a solution for portable lighting that does not interfere with the production of the sleep hormone melatonin. An important point of this bachelor thesis is the formation of the correct biorhythm of infants and the associated effort to improve the quality of sleep for both the child and the parent.