Hackaday alum [Caleb Kraft] tipped us about a nice hack he got to see at the Open Hardware Summit this year. It is a flexible haptic strip made from a LED strip. Cheap flexible printed circuit boards ...
If you were not aware, LEDs can also work in reverse: they deliver tiny amounts of current, in the microamp range, when illuminated. If you look on YouTube you can find several videos of solar panels ...
Indirect Fire LED is a General Motors lighting technology that delivers more efficient illumination and a distinctive appearance in the vehicles in which it is used. The technology is offered on GM’s ...
GM saving $2.3 million annually with installation of 45,000 efficient LED lighting fixtures from Current across 32 global locations Combination of sensors and LED systems expected to help companies ...
The hot hatch has light up door panels that show your emotions behind the wheel. The technology that can read people's feelings could be used in cars in just five years time CLEVER tech that lets cars ...
Along with Bluetooth integration, LED lighting is possibly the hottest segment in the automotive aftermarket. Four-wheelers generally know that LEDs are superior to their traditional incandescent or ...
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Tesla-led imported cars surge toward market share record
This year, imported cars are challenging the all-time market share record in the domestic passenger vehicle market. From ...
The Sylvania Zevo LED headlights replace the H6024 circular sealed beams that were common on many cars until U.S. headlight restrictions were loosened in the 1980s. The housings, which have a UV- and ...
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