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Russian designer Taras Sgibnevhas created a lamp which allows its users to change its color by using syringes with actual ink in them.
Called the “Color Injector”, this product is made up of a Arduino micro-controller which is hooked up to red, green and blue LED lights.
The syringes, which are attached to these circuit boards, dangle from the lamp, giving users easy access to change the color of these LED lights by “injecting” ink into it.
Watch how this lamp works in the video below.
[via DZine Trip]
Russian designer Taras Sgibnevhas created a lamp which allows its users to change its color by using syringes with actual ink in them.
Called the “Color Injector”, this product is made up of a Arduino micro-controller which is hooked up to red, green and blue LED lights.
The syringes, which are attached to these circuit boards, dangle from the lamp, giving users easy access to change the color of these LED lights by “injecting” ink into it.
Watch how this lamp works in the video below.
[via DZine Trip]