Pinwheels are iconic in the broad minds of children’s terrascapes but with a bit of tech prowess, adults can enjoy them too. The Solarlight is a project aimed at bringing attention to the wonders of wind power and to the current degenerate state of unsustainable energy. Acrylic blades catch the wind and a small generator lights a tube. As for why it’s called a Solarlight instead of Windlight? Umm, translation error?
Designer: Eon Tae Yoon
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this is interesting light,i like it
like real light, beautiful.
can i buy it?
can i buy it?
somebody must tell the guy that those plates would never spin with the wind…
somebody must tell the guy that those plates would never spin with the wind…
I'm glad I'm not the first person to see that. The wind would blow on both sides equally, creating zero spin. So many of the designs on this site are pipe-dreams because the designers don't do even the minimum amount of research into what they want to create.