Levitating Light Bulb.

By Alex in Art on Jun 12, 2007 at 5:10 pm

We’ve featured Jeff Lieberman’s levitating light bulb before. He has since made the 2.0 version:

This is a revised version of earlier work. This bulb now operates at much higher wireless transfer efficiency [ie is brighter for less expended energy] and levitates at roughly 2.5" from the nearest object.

Details, more pictures, and video will be online soon. An older prototype version was made in 2005, details are available here. This piece will be shown at Sonar in Barcelona, June 14-16.

This is a picture of the new version. It is not a digitally enhanced photo or any kind of trick. It is an electromagnetically levitated lightbulb that is wirelessly powered.

LinkThanks sickb*stard!


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  1. Miranda Vink
    Jun 12th, 2007 at 5:31 pm

    It reminds me a bit of the “floating rock” project by Dutch artist/writer Wim T. Schippers here.

  2. Ali S.
    Jun 12th, 2007 at 10:47 pm

    *gasp!* They aren’t using the more energy efficient lightbulbs!


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