Levitating lightbulbs in Paris
These light bulbs, called Flyte, use magnets to hover in the air and don't even need batteries. It's an amazing marriage of design and technology, take a look at them in action.
Swedish scientist Simon Morris, who created Flyte, claims that the bulbs can last for 22 years, based on six hours of use day, or 11 years based on 12 hours of use. Bulbs cost $299 and will be available in December.
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These light bulbs, called Flyte, use magnets to hover in the air and don't even need batteries. It's an amazing marriage of design and technology, take a look at them in action.
Swedish scientist Simon Morris, who created Flyte, claims that the bulbs can last for 22 years, based on six hours of use day, or 11 years based on 12 hours of use. Bulbs cost $299 and will be available in December.
Produced By Matt Johnston
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