The thin adjustable ceiling light exhibited during the same period adopts a subtractive approach in its physical form, reducing the presence of the lamp body on the ceiling. The adjustable design of the lamp head's illumination position allows for adjustment according to the spatial layout even after installation, recalibrating the landing point of the light spot. Among the indoor products exhibited this time, there are also products that build on existing product lines and have been optimized, upgraded, or developed as extensions in response to market demand and feedback.

The refresh of the outdoor lighting product lineup, on the one hand, carries forward the mature design language of the existing product line to extend performance and structure; on the other hand, it introduces a brand-new outdoor track system, extending the modular approach already proven in indoor applications to outdoor environments.

The core of this outdoor track system lies in its ability to connect to the same track network through standardized interfaces. Whether for pathways and leisure nodes in private courtyards or landscape circulation routes in commercial outdoor areas, users can flexibly configure the forms and layout density of the luminaires according to actual scenario requirements, creating distinctly different layers of light and shadow.

During the exhibition, Raynice Lighting not only showcased its latest lighting product series, but also, through on-site presentations and interactive experiences, enabled visitors to personally experience Raynice's unique understanding and interpretation of lighting.