Smart lighting hardware and control systems for residential and commercial spaces
WAC Group manufactures lighting and fan products across three brands, with a tech stack heavily weighted toward embedded systems (ARM Cortex, STM32, ESP32, Bluetooth, LoRa, DMX512) and IoT networking. Active projects reveal a shift toward connected ecosystems: smart modules and gateways firmware, REST APIs for device networking, and remote site management workflows. The hiring mix—senior-heavy engineering paired with marketing, sales, and design roles—signals scaling of both product development and go-to-market for a smart lighting platform.
WAC Group operates three lighting and fan brands serving residential and commercial markets across North America. The company manufactures architectural lighting fixtures and control systems, with a portfolio spanning residential installations to large-scale commercial projects. Manufacturing, lighting design, and LED solutions form the core of the business, alongside emerging smart home and IoT capabilities. The organization is based in Port Washington, New York, with 201–500 employees.
WAC Group builds on ARM Cortex, STM32, and ESP32 microcontrollers with Bluetooth, LoRa, and Wi-Fi connectivity. Communication protocols include DMX512, RS485, UART, and I2C for lighting control and IoT device networking.
Key pain points include workflow bottlenecks, manual coordination overhead, and delivery lead-time reduction. OTA update reliability and zero-touch device provisioning are emerging technical challenges in the IoT product line.
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