By Jonathan Kimak This concept lightbulb seems kind of neat. Designers Hyun Jin Yoon & Eun Hak Lee came up with the idea to create a lightbulb that can pop-up from a piece of cardboard. What’s more is the lightbulb itself is also made of cardboard. Simply flip up the cardboard cut-out and the lightbulb turns on […]
By Jonathan Kimak
This concept lightbulb seems kind of neat. Designers Hyun Jin Yoon & Eun Hak Lee came up with the idea to create a lightbulb that can pop-up from a piece of cardboard. What’s more is the lightbulb itself is also made of cardboard.
Simply flip up the cardboard cut-out and the lightbulb turns on emitting a tiny light. The bulb is powered by a little battery cell. The cut-outs would be small enough(53mm by 86mm) and flat enough to fit in a regular sized wallet.
So anytime you need a little light you could just crack open one of these.
Of course there are already millions of flashlights and glow sticks that can do the exact same thing but still, I wouldn’t mind seeing one of these in action if they ever get made.
[ Pocket Light ] VIA [ Ubergizmo ]
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