Night and Day OLED Clock

This is great design technology. A clock that changes color depending on the time of day. Organic light emiting diodes (OLEDs) stuck to the wall. Very smart.
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Smart LEDs Will Change More Than Light Bulbs

If we replaced all current lighting with smart LEDs in the ten years, the total energy consumption would be reduced by 1,929.84 joules. Electrical energy consumption would be reduced by terawatt hours. Financial savings of $1.83 trillion. Carbon dioxide emissions would be reduced by 10.68 gigatons. Crude oil consumption would be reduced by 962 million barrels. The number of required global power plants would be reduced by 28. Are you beginning to see this is a good idea?
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Look Ma, No Bulbs!

New light-emitting glass plates provide a pleasant light, and have a life span of around 20 years. After they have ceased to function, 90% of it can be recycled.
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A Good Use for Fiber Optics

Bklyn Design "Fair" is happening today in Brooklyn, New York. If you live close enough it would probably be worth going.
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OLED Lamps to Light our Homes

New OLED (Organic Light emmitting Diode) lamps are starting to arrive in the home.
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Glowing Sun Shade, Powered by Solar Panel

This is a really cool way to shade in the day, and light at night.
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Leaft Lighting System

I think this is a cool way to light a bit of a room.
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Light-up Tent can be Folded, Rolled and Even Crushed

New electroluminescent, or EL technology will let us take lighting out into the wilderness.
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Light-up Wallpaper, A Cool Light Source!

Jonas Samson has a fantastic way to light up a room. It would work great on the celling too. OLEDs (Organic Light-Emitting Diodes) will do all of this and more. But, until we can spray OLEDs onto the floors, walls, and cellings, I think I'm going to get this stuff.
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