Solatube International, a manufacturer of tubular daylighting devices for the commercial industry, will exhibit its latest daylighting innovations and resources at Greenbuild International Conference and Expo 2026, Oct. 21-22, at booth #1457. With a focus on the connection between human well-being, building performance and sustainability, Solatube will highlight its tubular daylighting solutions, new Human Benefits Hub, and OptiView Fresnel diffuser.
Human Benefits Hub connects daylight and occupant well-being
At Greenbuild, Solatube will spotlight its newly launched Human Benefits Hub, a comprehensive online resource bringing together science-backed research and educational materials exploring daylight’s impact on human wellness.
Designed to help architects, designers and other building professionals better understand and apply health-centric daylighting strategies, the resource explores three core areas of human health: sleep and circadian rhythms, mental health and well-being, and learning and cognitive performance.
The resource complements Solatube’s tubular daylighting systems, which capture daylight at the roof level and distribute consistent, balanced daylight into interior spaces, including areas where windows and traditional skylights cannot reach.
OptiView Fresnel Diffuser enhances visual comfort
Solatube will showcase the redesigned version of one of its lenses, the OptiView Fresnel diffuser, designed to enhance visual comfort while strengthening occupants’ connection to the outdoors. The innovation reflects Solatube’s continued focus on precision daylighting, architectural aesthetics and occupant experience.
Putting sustainability into practice
Alongside its daylighting innovations, Solatube will highlight the sustainability initiatives behind its own operations and its continued commitment to Kingspan’s Planet Passionate sustainability program. Solatube was recently recertified by USGBC as a California Green Business and recognized as a Green Innovator after completing 88 sustainability measures, including all 65 required measures, across areas such as energy, water, waste, pollution prevention and transportation.
