‘Sinthesya' Solar Lamp Mimics Photosynthesis
Marissa Brassfield — March 3, 2009 — Eco
References: behance.net & yankodesign
This gorgeous indoor/outdoor light is called 'Sinthesya,' and it's designed by Daniele Calisi, Alessio Tommasetti, Rosa Topputo and Camillo Vanacore. The solar lamp looks just like a plant, and it acts like one too, deriving its energy in the technological equivalent of photosynthesis.
'Sinthesya' has photovoltaic panels on its outside and 10 LED lights on its underside, according to Yanko Design. Recycled ABS with silicone rubber details make the lamp both eco-friendly and appropriate for outdoor use.
Implications - The ‘Sinthesya’ solar lamp is very innovative in that it can be used just as easily indoors as it can outdoors. This is certainly a lamp that I would like have.
'Sinthesya' has photovoltaic panels on its outside and 10 LED lights on its underside, according to Yanko Design. Recycled ABS with silicone rubber details make the lamp both eco-friendly and appropriate for outdoor use.
Implications - The ‘Sinthesya’ solar lamp is very innovative in that it can be used just as easily indoors as it can outdoors. This is certainly a lamp that I would like have.
Trend Themes
1. Eco-friendly Lighting - Designing solar-powered lights with eco-friendly materials that can be used both indoors and outdoors.
2. Biomimicry Design - Mimicking the natural process of photosynthesis to create sustainable energy products.
3. Photovoltaic Panels - Incorporating photovoltaic panels in innovative ways for sustainable energy solutions.
Industry Implications
1. Interior Design - Developing eco-friendly lighting solutions for indoor environments.
2. Outdoor Lighting - Designing eco-friendly lighting solutions for outdoor spaces.
3. Renewable Energy - Exploring innovative ways to harness renewable energy, such as through the use of photovoltaic panels.
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