One more post based on Electronics,posted by "Electronics For You",a perfect website for electronics folks and being an electronic engineer obviously i am a freaking fan of this website and EFY's magazine.well,Here i am sharing the newly launched Bulb which can be powered by gravity and not by the normal battery supply.
Deciwatt, which is a part of the design company, Therefore in London, UK has developed a technology that will revolutionize the way light bulbs work. Called Gravity-light, the project which was co-invented by Martin Riddiford and Jim Reeves, manufactures light bulbs that are powered by gravity.
Wondering how it works?
Well, as a part of this technique, a sack of sand is used to gradually
pull a piece of rope through a dynamo mechanism that generated
electricity, which ultimately powers the LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes).
This is not it! The most startling fact of this technique is that a
total of three-second pull on this rope can keep the LED bulb running
for up to 30 minutes.
Such applications are viable for countries that do not have a stable and reliable electricity access. The team of the project shares that this project will distribute light bulbs for free to billions of poor people who currently rely on biomass fuels like kerosene, which can be really hazardous to health.
Not only this, even kerosene can be avoided with this technique, which actually releases oodles of carbon dioxide in the environment.
Deciwatt, which is a part of the design company, Therefore in London, UK has developed a technology that will revolutionize the way light bulbs work. Called Gravity-light, the project which was co-invented by Martin Riddiford and Jim Reeves, manufactures light bulbs that are powered by gravity.
Such applications are viable for countries that do not have a stable and reliable electricity access. The team of the project shares that this project will distribute light bulbs for free to billions of poor people who currently rely on biomass fuels like kerosene, which can be really hazardous to health.
Not only this, even kerosene can be avoided with this technique, which actually releases oodles of carbon dioxide in the environment.
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