Some of the lights on view at the fair were striking in part thanks to their large scales and intricate forms and details. Others were notable for their barely-there silhouettes, made possible by the compact power of LEDs. This Aywa reading lamp by Korea’s Tangram Lighting, for example, is just a slim wand of colorful anodized aluminum with LED illumination along one end. But a discreet hinge lets it freely rotate 360 degrees so it can be used for task or ambient lighting. And despite its minimal size, it caused attendees to gather around to play with its infrared laser sensor, which enables users to control power, brightness, lighting color and a timer hands-free with simple gestures.
Some of the lights on view at the fair were striking in part thanks to their large scales and intricate forms and details. Others were notable for their barely-there silhouettes, made possible by the compact power of LEDs. This Aywa reading lamp by Korea’s Tangram Lighting, for example, is just a slim wand of colorful anodized aluminum with LED illumination along one end. But a discreet hinge lets it freely rotate 360 degrees so it can be used for task or ambient lighting. And despite its minimal size, it caused attendees to gather around to play with its infrared laser sensor, which enables users to control power, brightness, lighting color and a timer hands-free with simple gestures.
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