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Alex Buckman Presents the LED Design Titled 'Canopy'

— September 5, 2014 — Art & Design
Alex Buckman has come up with a lighting design made from 3D printed material. The piece "explores the notions of how LED technology and 3D printing can create an adaptable and portable network to benefit the well-being of the user and provide an interactive space," as stated on DesignBoom.

What's interesting is how the light can be held up through a thin piece of material so that it almost looks as though it is floating in mid-air. A light like this could go well in someones bedroom, as it's different than most traditional designs on the market. The project was done as a part of Buckman's thesis in New Zealand, as he wanted to push the boundaries of industrial design and be able to offer something different.

Photo Credits: designboom, alexbuckman

Trend Themes

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  3. Floating Lights — Using thin 3D-printed material allows for the creation of lights that appear to float in mid-air, providing a unique aesthetic.

Industry Implications

  1. Lighting Design — The integration of 3D printing and LED technology presents disruptive innovation opportunities in the lighting design industry.
  2. Home Decor — The use of 3D-printed lights with innovative designs provides disruptive opportunities in the home decor industry.
  3. Industrial Design — Exploring the boundaries of industrial design through the use of 3D printing and LED technology opens up disruptive innovation opportunities in the industry.
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