Blind LED Light Guides People through Dark Places

blind-led-light Blind LED Light Guides People through Dark Places

Ever been stuck in a long corridor or staircase that runs endlessly? Have you fumbled your way out through such a place in darkness, only to stumble and lose your purse along the way? Here is a solution for such problems and this blind LED light helps you physically and visually perceive your way through dark passages and corridors. Even if it is a dimly lit apartment stairway, this LED light would help you to hold and walk without ever having to watch your step.

The idea is a really cool one and it is definitely workable. It would be awesome if this product is manufactured and sold at the market. The blind LED light also comes in many colours and you could choose the one that suits you the best. I guess one will not see any more cases of people falling down the stairs because it was too dark.

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The idea also appeals to those who are interested in saving energy as LED consumes less energy and is more environmentally friendly than fluorescent bulbs. These blind LED lights would also negate the requirement for bright lights in places that are not used often. Zoran Sunjic has done an awesome job at designing!

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This entry was posted by author: Vlad on Sunday, July 19th, 2009 at 7:00 am and is filed under Luxury, You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
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  • Damien said:

    Wow what a great invention. Not only is this helpful to see in dark places while saving energy, but also can it be used to indicate certain situation through Color coding. It is just amazing how electric components improved our life’s. I do, however, would like to know how the wiring would work, as it is attached to real concrete.

    - 20 July 2009 at 7:14 am
  • Zoran Sunjic said:

    Hi Damien,
    this is a 3d visualizatin, so the concrete isn’t there for real ;) wiring comes only at one end and light color and intensity is regulated on both ends. Switch (on/off) is clearly visible, intensity is regulated like with a clasic dimmer (push and hold) and color can be picked just by rotating the knob on either ends of the handrail.
    DALI sistem (digital dimmer electrical components) should be instaled in drywall plastic casing near one of the ends.
    For any further questiones send me an e-mail.

    Best Regards!

    - 21 July 2009 at 11:19 am

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