Lumyeye Pro uses your iPhone’s light sensor to turn ambient light into sound. Brighter light produces a higher pitch; as the light fades, the tone becomes lower.
This English demonstration shows Lumyeye Pro’s light detector. The pitch of the tone rises when the light is stronger and falls as the surroundings get darker. This description summarizes the recording; it is not a word-for-word transcript.
The demonstration, explained
Lumyeye Pro uses the phone’s light sensor to turn ambient light into sound. The video demonstrates how the pitch changes with the light level.
Lumyeye Pro plays a tone representing the current light level.
A brighter area sounds higher; a darker area sounds lower.
Listen to find out whether a room is lit or to adjust its lighting.
Yes. Listen before leaving a room to check whether it is still lit. This can help avoid leaving lights on unnecessarily.
Yes. As you brighten or dim a lamp, the pitch changes so you can choose a brighter or softer ambience. The tone shows relative light levels; it is not a calibrated lux reading.
The feature is built into Lumyeye Pro on a compatible iPhone with a light sensor. It offers an alternative to carrying a separate device.