Portable LED lights

Portable LED lights

Under the guidance of Cédric Duchêne, Engineer at EPFL+ECAL Lab, and Stéphane Halmaï-Voisard, Head of Bachelor Industrial Design, 3rd year Industrial Design Bachelor students were asked to conceive portable LED lights based on the inherent qualities of this technologie: compact, durable, energy efficient and modular. Projects by Gianfranco Baechtold, Tobias Brunner, Raphaël Constantin, Athime De Crecy, Marie-Camille Gras, Vincent Mailh, Zoé Nguyen, Elie Reboul, Paul Vachon and Adrian Woo, assisted by Mathieu Lang and Nadine Fumiko Schaub. Video by Jean-Guillaume Sonnier, assisted by Mathieu Lang and Nadine Fumiko Schaub

Workshop (2016)

Portable LED lamps
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ECAL/Vincent Mailh, Raphaël Constantin
ECAL/Jules Mas, Quentin Frichet
ECAL/Jules Mas, Quentin Frichet

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ECAL/Victor Guittet, Salim Douma
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ECAL/Félicien Rousseau, Camille Coquelle
ECAL/Paul Vachon, Adrian Woo
ECAL/Paul Vachon, Adrian Woo
ECAL/Paul Vachon, Adrian Woo

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ECAL/Elie Reboul, Gianfranco Baechtold
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ECAL/Tobias Brunner, Athime De Crecy
ECAL/Zoé Nguyen, Marie-Camille Gras
ECAL/Zoé Nguyen, Marie-Camille Gras

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