Designed and built for a program partially funded by the Department of Energy, this modular undercabinet lighting system consists of lighting modules which can be connected edge-to-edge or via cable, and a control module with separate power and dimming controls.

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The Earthouse is a one-piece, 3D printed exhibit for demonstrating the color difference between cool white and warm white OLED lighting panels. Read the rest of this entry »

Very nice post at Inhabitat discussing my work at Universal Display Corporation: http://inhabitat.com/2010/08/13/striking-oled-concepts-from-universal-display/

Click through to youtube watch in HD.

The most beautiful part of this lamp is the light it emits. The extremely efficient, six-inch square OLED panel gives off a clean, diffuse, full-spectrum light which is easy on the eyes and offers excellent color rendering.

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The TLO (Triangle Light Object, or Transparent Light Origami), is made from 16 triangular, transparent, glass OLED panels. When turned off, the panels are clear; when on, they glow either red, blue, or green but remain transparent. Each panel is connected to the next via a friction hinge, which is similar to the hinge on a laptop screen. This allows the structure to be folded and bent into an endless variety of shapes.

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Anodized aluminum blocks designed to display six-inch OLED lighting panels while providing power and stability.

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Ornaments made with red and green OLED panels and laser cut felt. The ornaments are wired to plug directly into the bulb socket of a standard string of LED lights, making installation simple and clutter free.

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Baby Displays are technology demonstrators designed to show the individual OLED emitter colors developed by Universal Display Corporation. Read the rest of this entry »

A small stainless steel pendant lamp which uses transparent glass OLED panels as the light source.