Light curtain [prototype]

from Via, Designed by Clémentine Chambon

Product description

Concept

An autonomous object, the project by Clémentine Chambon is a curtain that protects against daylight at the same time as it captures it to restore it at night.

Made of optical fibres woven with cotton threads, it propagates light from LEDs arranged on the top of the curtain.
The supply is provided via the rail, used as an electric rail whose box contains a transformer. The curtain is switched on by a light intensity sensor located on the rail so that it only comes on when daylight fades.

In a second phase of the development of the project, the energy will be provided by sun captors, a valuable initiative in terms of energy savings.

With the “light curtain”, Clémentine Chambon gives us the possibility of moving from night to day in a magic translation of lights

MATERIALS:
Optical fibres + Luxeon Emitters LEDs
+Textile fibres (polyester)
+ translucent white methacrylate
+ Weaving
= the curtain
Rail
+ intensity sensors ( = switch on the light)
+ rail with transformer box
= the electric rail

DIMENSIONS: W: 160 cm, H: 270 cm.

PARTNER: Institut Français du Textile et de l’Habillement
Elisabeth GOVART

More about this product

Manufacturer Via
Family Light curtain [prototype]
Architonic ID 1010992
Year of Launch 2004

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