SYRO Bricks Customizable 3D Light Panels with Remote Phone App
The LinkedSparx design team has created a new range of light panels that can be arranged in a variety of different combinations as well as build three-dimensional lights. Launched via Kickstarter, the project is in its final days and features hexagonal light panels that can be combined to create a wide variety of different shapes depending on your needs.
The system comes with its own smartphone companion app that lets you change colors remotely, adjust brightness and turn your lights on or off, as well as set the ability to set timers and to access a gallery of more than 26 different effects and music mode. Early Bird Pledges are now available for the Creative Project from around 72 USD or £ (depending on current exchange rates), offering a massive discount of around 43% off the price of retail, while Kickstarter crowdfunding is ongoing.
"SYRO-Bricks by LinkedSparx is a set of hexagonal light panels that can be installed in different shapes for a colorful lighting display on a desk or wall. After easy pairing setup with the mobile app, you can get full access to control the lights with fun features like playing dynamic preset effects, customizing colors and motions, activating music modes, etc. < /p>
If the SYRO Bricks campaign is successful in meeting its required engagement goal and project completion progresses smoothly, worldwide shipping is expected to occur around November 2022. Learn more about the project from SYRO Bricks 3D light panels, watch the promotional video below.
"Connect your shape to brackets or attach them to the wall with mounting tapes. Light up your imagination and decorate your space however you want. We are the first to turn connecting 2D hexagon lights into innovative 3D shapes. To achieve this, we have specially designed bendable FPC (flexible printed circuit) connectors and angled fittings. The Dyson Sphere kit comes with 20 light panels and the necessary accessories. You can also use 8 pieces to make a ring. Just use your imagination to unlock more possibilities."
The LinkedSparx design team has created a new range of light panels that can be arranged in a variety of different combinations as well as build three-dimensional lights. Launched via Kickstarter, the project is in its final days and features hexagonal light panels that can be combined to create a wide variety of different shapes depending on your needs.
The system comes with its own smartphone companion app that lets you change colors remotely, adjust brightness and turn your lights on or off, as well as set the ability to set timers and to access a gallery of more than 26 different effects and music mode. Early Bird Pledges are now available for the Creative Project from around 72 USD or £ (depending on current exchange rates), offering a massive discount of around 43% off the price of retail, while Kickstarter crowdfunding is ongoing.
"SYRO-Bricks by LinkedSparx is a set of hexagonal light panels that can be installed in different shapes for a colorful lighting display on a desk or wall. After easy pairing setup with the mobile app, you can get full access to control the lights with fun features like playing dynamic preset effects, customizing colors and motions, activating music modes, etc. < /p>
If the SYRO Bricks campaign is successful in meeting its required engagement goal and project completion progresses smoothly, worldwide shipping is expected to occur around November 2022. Learn more about the project from SYRO Bricks 3D light panels, watch the promotional video below.
"Connect your shape to brackets or attach them to the wall with mounting tapes. Light up your imagination and decorate your space however you want. We are the first to turn connecting 2D hexagon lights into innovative 3D shapes. To achieve this, we have specially designed bendable FPC (flexible printed circuit) connectors and angled fittings. The Dyson Sphere kit comes with 20 light panels and the necessary accessories. You can also use 8 pieces to make a ring. Just use your imagination to unlock more possibilities."
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