Luci
is an inflatable solar lantern was conceived to empower the
developing world, providing greater equity to those without access to
electricity. At least 1.3 billion people lack access to it, according
to the International Energy Agency, and as many as 3 billion – half
the planet – have only irregular access to power.
Luci
is also targeted at travelers and disaster survivors who seriously
need a portable and reliable lighting solution to illuminate their
way.
Developed
by a New York City startup Mpowerd, Luci offers 6-12 hours of light
when charged, while collapsed or expanded, for six hours under direct
sunlight or incandescent light. It incorporates the functions of a
task light, flash light and diffused lantern. The lantern weighing
only 3.8 ounces, it incorporates a rechargeable lithium-ion battery,
moreover, it stores solar charge for up to three months so that users
may use it anytime, anywhere they feel like.
Pricedat $15.99 only, and for every lantern purchased the Mpowerd will
donate another one to aid organizations around the world. So, when
you buy this brillant object you're also helping someone in need.
Shown at the 2013 CES in Las Vegas, the lantern is ideal for situations where light is inaccessible or unaffordable, making it a clean, low-cost, sustainable energy provider. Mpowerd promises to empower the developing world through their solar powered, low-cost and sustainable lighting solution.
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