Produce-Powered Lamps

The d-Vision Tomato Light Relates Energy Sources to Energy Consumption

This adorable little lamp is the d-Vision Tomato Light, and as its name indicates, this design runs solely on the electricity from tomatoes. This is no small operation; see the gallery above for how many tomatoes it takes to get this wee lamp to illuminate.

Just like any battery-operated gadget, the gold d-Vision Tomato Light will run until its host tomatoes begin to rot and no longer contain energy.

Implications - In a society increasingly focused on sustainable products, a brand can benefit by creating products that are eco-conscious and reliable. By avoiding the easy route (carbon emitting products) and trumpeting its commitment to a Green economy, the company can market itself as one that is on the forefront of the development of environmentally-friendly living.

Produce-powered Technology
Opportunities to develop eco-conscious, sustainable products that utilize produce as a reliable energy source.
Sustainable Lighting
The potential for sustainable lighting products to become more popular and replace traditional carbon emitting products.
Food Waste Management
Increased interest in finding new ways to utilize and prevent food waste.

Where This Applies

Renewable Energy
Opportunities for the renewable energy industry to expand and innovate using produce-based energy sources.
Home Decor & Design
Potential for a new trend in sustainable lighting and home design focused on eco-friendly and produce-powered products.
Agriculture
Opportunities for the agriculture industry to collaborate with sustainable energy companies to develop new and innovative ways to utilize food waste as a reliable resource for energy.
SCORE
2.8 out of 10
GENDER
50% Men50% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America, Europe, Asia
GENERATION
  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
  • Gen X
  • Millennial (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 24%
Activity 53%
Freshness 8%