April 9, 2014 AT 6:00 am
Squeeze-Controlled Flashlight #WearableWednesday
Jung Soo Park made this soft flashlight with FLORA!
By grabbing the handle and squeezing, the light turns on and the brightness increases as the handle is squeezed harder. Not only it is interesting as an interactive function, but also it is a useful function as the users can control the brightness of the light in order to not wake the other person that might be in the same room, or prevent themselves from squinting their eyes at disturbingly bright LED in the dark room.
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