Timeline of lighting technology

Artificial lighting technology began to be developed tens of thousands of years ago and continues to be refined in the present day.

Lighting through the ages (legend)
Phase-out of incandescent light bulbsLight-emitting diodeSulfur lampOrganic light-emitting diodeCompact fluorescent lampLight-emitting diodeHalogen light bulbLight-emitting diodeSodium-vapor lampNeon lightingTungsten filamentMercury-vapor lampGas-discharge lampGas mantleElectric light bulbFluorescent lampGeissler tubeArc lampGas lightingArgand lamp

Antiquity

18th century

19th century

20th century

21st century

  • 2008 Ushio Lighting demonstrates the first LED Filament.
  • 2011 Philips wins L Prize for LED screw-in lamp equivalent to 60W incandescent A-lamp for general use.

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