OLED Lamp Powered By The Movement Of A Rocking Chair

Concepts Furniture — 20 October 2009
OLED Lamp Powered By The Movement Of A Rocking Chair

OLED Rocking Chair-1

Although it might be a bit far from reality the Murakami Chair is one slick design that has my head nodding with agreement.  The attached OLED lamp, which requires less energy than a standard light bulb to operate, draws energy from an on board battery pack that is powered by the kinetic energy found in the chair’s rocking movement.  Oh, and that lamp shade you see; that’s the actual lamp.

OLED Rocking Chair-2

Unfortunately, there doesn’t seem to be any production timeline, but we’re hopeful.

[via Inhabitat]

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