Ever wished you could have day quality light at night, when having friends over or reading your favourite book? A light bulb that radiates light as good as natural daylight instead of that yellow glow one gets from traditional Incandescent light bulbs. Well then you should consider OLED. What is OLED? It is a thin sheet of glass that is coated with a micro particle powdered substance that emits light evenly from the whole surface not just from a single source(point)as with traditional light bulbs.
This waver thin "sheets of light", which you can wrap around just about anything, cost about $100 per square inch.
Right now it still in its infant stages and Philips is currently releasing it to consumers for experimentation purposes.
There are various applications for this product and the makers of this product is hoping to get artist, architects and designers to collaborate on the development of products.
Have a look at the video to see how Lumiblade is being used.
You can get more info on this product by visiting Philips website click here.
Tuesday, 4 August 2009
Philips lets flat light out of lab
Labels:
architech,
Art,
Design,
Interactive,
Light,
Lumiblade,
Mirror,
OLED,
Philips,
You fade to light
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