The concept for these 'Sand Glass' traffic lights is quite useful for speeders and slow-pokes alike. With an intuitive image-based system for indicating intersection safety, these stoplights provide a more comprehensive display regarding the time lapsed and remaining on green, yellow and red lights.
Designed by Thanva Tivawong, these 'Sand Glass' traffic lights are great for curbing daring drivers and tapping ahead the timid ones. When you arrive at these hourglass LED signals, you'll know exactly how much time is left on the green or yellow light.
Hourglass Street Signage
Thanva Tivawong 'Sand Glass' Traffic Lights are Visual and Visceral
Trend Themes
1. Image-based Traffic Light Systems - There is an opportunity to develop new image-based traffic light systems that provide a comprehensive display regarding the time lapsed and remaining on green, yellow and red lights like the 'Sand Glass' traffic lights.
2. Intuitive Street Signage - There is an opportunity to create more intuitive and visceral street signage like the 'Sand Glass' traffic lights that can help improve intersection safety and curb daring driving.
3. Hourglass Inspired Design - There is an opportunity to innovate in transportation design and draw inspiration from the hourglass design like the 'Sand Glass' traffic lights that beautifully represent the countdown various stages of driving.
Industry Implications
1. Smart Transportation Systems - Companies in the Smart Transportation Systems industry can leverage image-based traffic light systems to create smart cities with better intersection safety and traffic flow.
2. Street Signage Manufacturing - Companies in the Street Signage Manufacturing industry can embrace intuitive designs like the 'Sand Glass' traffic lights and create innovative signs that offer better visual cues to drivers and pedestrians.
3. Automotive Design - Inventors and companies in the Automotive Design industry can explore hourglass-inspired design ideas to create visually appealing and innovative vehicles that emphasize the stages of driving like the 'Sand Glass' traffic lights.