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  • Mitsubishi OLED Globe at Science Museum

    by koibito on Jun 09, 2011 | No Comments

    Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (TOKYO: 6503) announced today that it has installed a six-meter organic light-emitting display (OLED) globe at the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation in Tokyo, Japan. The OLED “Geo-Cosmos” display will be unveiled at the museum as the world’s first large-scale spherical OLED screen on June 11. Hanging 18 meters from [...]

    Posted in Display, Featured, Science

  • Control Your LED Bulb with any Android Device

    by koibito on Jun 06, 2011 | No Comments

    Today Google flipped the switch on a remarkable new LED bulb that can be controlled by any Android device using the company’s new open-source wireless networking protocol. The search giant worked with Lighting Science Group to develop the omnidirectional 60-watt equivalent bulb, which can be dimmed or brightened on the fly by an Android-equipped smart [...]

    Posted in Featured, Science

  • LED Expo 2011 is comming soon

    by koibito on May 30, 2011 | No Comments

    “ International LED EXPO & OLED EXPO 2011” LED and OLED (lighting in the future), and DID (core of next generation advertisement industry), ALL in one place. First in the World, Biggest in Korea ! LED EXPO will be held in 21st June at Kintex. Leading LED companies are coming !!! (GE Lighting, Kumho Electric, [...]

    Posted in Featured, Science

  • Turbine Light concept

    by koibito on Feb 25, 2010 | No Comments

    Ingenious, eco-friendly concepts are all around us, there’s no denying that. This one caught our eye because it’s pretty innovative, seemingly well thought out, and good looking to boot. The Turbine Light concept (which is going to be a part of the upcoming Greener Gadgets conference in New York City at the end of this [...]

    Posted in Environment, Featured, Projects, Science

  • Cheap and super-efficient LED lights

    by koibito on Jun 03, 2009 | 1 Comment

    Incandescent tungsten-filament light bulbs face a global switch-off as governments push for energy efficient fluorescent lamps to become the standard. But the light could soon go out on those lamps too, now that UK materials scientists have discovered a cheaper way to produce LED bulbs, which are three times as efficient as fluorescent lamps. Although [...]

    Posted in Science

  • Laws of Motion in Origin by Leo Villareal

    by koibito on May 05, 2007 | No Comments

    To create this new work, Villareal integrated physicist Issac Newton’s Laws of Motion into his own computer code, augmenting his earlier explorations of rule-based cellular automata programs that were inspired by mathematician John Conway’s Game of Life. By applying principles of physics, the artist has increased the complexity of his simulated worlds. As the elements [...]

    Posted in Science