KLSTR Technologies has signed a technology cooperation agreement with Golden Sea, Guangzhou Haoyang Electronic Co., Ltd., the publicly listed parent company of Ayrton, SGM, Terbly and GS ARC.
The agreement was signed during an official ceremony at Golden Sea’s headquarters in Guangzhou, China, bringing together the leadership teams of both companies.
The agreement marks an important new phase in the relationship between KLSTR and Golden Sea. Following the successful collaboration with Ayrton, both companies have agreed to broaden their cooperation and explore future technology integration opportunities across the wider Golden Sea group.
As one of the world’s leading manufacturers of professional entertainment lighting, Golden Sea has built an international portfolio serving the touring, live events, television, theatre and architectural lighting markets.
The agreement reflects a shared ambition to accelerate innovation in professional lighting through intelligent networking and connected fixture technologies.
KLSTR Technologies has developed a networking platform that transforms lighting fixtures into intelligent network devices capable of automatic discovery, remote configuration, topology mapping, and real-time diagnostics.
“This agreement represents an important milestone for KLSTR,” said Roel Apers, Founder of KLSTR.
“Golden Sea has built one of the strongest manufacturing groups in our industry. Together, we can redefine how lighting fixtures communicate, are commissioned and are managed throughout their entire lifecycle.
“We believe intelligent networking will become a fundamental part of the next generation of professional lighting products.”
“Golden Sea has been at the forefront of innovating in our industry for many years,” said Gordon Huang, R&D director, Golden Sea.
“This is therefore a natural fit. We are excited to be working alongside KLSTR and look forward to deploying this ground-breaking technology for the benefit of all our partners.”
The technology cooperation agreement establishes a framework for engineering collaboration, product evaluation, and future development projects between the two companies. Further announcements regarding specific product integrations and joint initiatives will be made as development programmes progress.
The signing also reflects the increasing momentum behind connected lighting infrastructures, where fixtures evolve beyond standalone devices into intelligent network participants capable of delivering operational insight, diagnostics, and predictive maintenance.
For manufacturers, this creates new opportunities to integrate advanced networking capabilities directly into lighting products.
For rental companies, production houses, and end users, it promises faster deployments, simplified maintenance, and greater operational reliability for productions worldwide.
