The 'Bottle Pedestal Solar Lamp' is Low-Cost and Ideal for Rural Use
Michael Hemsworth — October 9, 2018 — Eco
References: yankodesign
Solar power holds strong promise for those in developing nations where traditional electricity remains unavailable to offer a decentralized way to power essential items, and the conceptual 'Bottle Pedestal Solar Lamp' comes as an example of this. Designed by Thinkdo Design and winner of the Red Dot Design Concept Award for 2018, the lamp consists of a main unit that is crafted with a biodegradable cork shell, a small solar panel and a metal bracket. The bracket allows the unit to be attached onto the top of a plastic drink bottle to instantly turn it into a desk lamp to make it an accessible solution for those with limited means.
The conceptual 'Bottle Pedestal Solar Lamp' will offer crisp illumination that can be used all around the house to offer personalized lighting as required.
The conceptual 'Bottle Pedestal Solar Lamp' will offer crisp illumination that can be used all around the house to offer personalized lighting as required.
Trend Themes
1. Decentralized Solar Power - The 'Bottle Pedestal Solar Lamp' demonstrates the potential for decentralized solar power in developing nations.
2. Low-cost Lighting Solutions - The lamp highlights the demand for affordable lighting solutions in rural areas.
3. Sustainable Design - The biodegradable cork shell of the lamp showcases the trend towards sustainable design.
Industry Implications
1. Solar Energy - The lamp presents an opportunity for the solar energy industry to provide affordable lighting solutions in off-grid areas.
2. Home Lighting - The lamp addresses the need for personalized lighting in households without access to traditional electricity.
3. Design and Manufacturing - The sustainable design of the lamp necessitates innovation and manufacturing capabilities in the design industry.
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