In this bleeding edge era, smart lighting is a thought to ponder over. LED bulbs are a little too modern, isn't it? Now you can have the classic and aesthetic glow of smart candles with the click of your smart phone.The company LuDela has broken the stereotype saying these are real candles, not the cheap looking LED stuff. You can really light flame using app.
This is believed to be made of beeswax and supports 30-hour lighting. The range starts from $100, with $20 additional charge for an extra shell (optional).
This innovative candle consists of 3 layers i.e. the outermost layer, purely artistic; the second layer is made of silicon device; the third layer is the candle (wax). The differentiation between the layers can be observed if watched carefully.LuDela lights the flame by channeling the heat between four electric nodes present around the wick. It has a fan near the wick which extinguishes the light. Other than this, many sensors are inbuilt which will help in preventing any hazard.
LuDela lights aim to avoid dangers of normal candles.The price may seem to be more then it should cost but for the people who hate hunting for matches and lighter, this technology may prove helpful. Personally, I liked the idea of lighting the candle with my phone. It can prove to be exciting for home automation.
This is believed to be made of beeswax and supports 30-hour lighting. The range starts from $100, with $20 additional charge for an extra shell (optional).
This innovative candle consists of 3 layers i.e. the outermost layer, purely artistic; the second layer is made of silicon device; the third layer is the candle (wax). The differentiation between the layers can be observed if watched carefully.LuDela lights the flame by channeling the heat between four electric nodes present around the wick. It has a fan near the wick which extinguishes the light. Other than this, many sensors are inbuilt which will help in preventing any hazard.
LuDela lights aim to avoid dangers of normal candles.The price may seem to be more then it should cost but for the people who hate hunting for matches and lighter, this technology may prove helpful. Personally, I liked the idea of lighting the candle with my phone. It can prove to be exciting for home automation.
Nice one nikki
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