i. Specific Innovation of Interest:
Light has already changed people's lives from the past to the present, where people need to work in the dark, to unconstant light supply of candles, fire, oil lamps to the present of lightbulbs and even LED light.
ii. Rationale for selecting this innovation:
I think that light has really brought about huge impacts onto lives of people. With light, people are able to work 24 hours everyday and fully utilize their time to do work and spend time with their families due to the constant supply of light. LED light in specific, it has changed the lives of people and organizations who depend heavily on lights. Replacing the normal fluorescent, incandescent light bulbs with LED lightbulbs will generate cost savings as light bulbs rarely get replaced and it consumes less energy. In the future, if LED light bulb is able to be self-sustainable and everybody is to use the LED light bulb to replace incandescent lightbulbs, it could create a solution to the scarcity of natural resources.
Technology and Revolution of Lighting
Executive Summary
Introduction/Background
- Brief History of light and light bulb to LED lights
- How life is like before the introduction of light and LED lights
Current Situation
- What gave rise to the popularity of LED lights?
- White colour LED became popular – originated from Japan
- Desired Colour of LED Lights
- Increased prolonged lifespan of light.
- Energy Saving
- Indirectly affects the consumption of the fuel
- Modern uses of LED and its advantages and disadvantages (vs Light Bulb)
Discussion and AnalysisWith Reference to (Jared Diamond)
Application of Necessity’s Mother
1.1 Inventions as mother to necessities
- technology cumulative
- finds its uses after it’s inventions
1.2 Factors influencing Acceptance
1.3 Autocalytic Process
Issues/Challenges/Opportunities
Good and Downsides of LED and its possible revolution
Taking Things Forward
Future Invention of Unlimited power supply of LED lights
LED lightning can mood lighting, change the light according to a person's mood
Organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs)
Conclusion
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