LED lights into the glass door

Lin Hanbin, assistant professor at the Department of Education and Education at Changhua Normal University in Taiwan, integrated solar panels and LED lights into the glass process and could sparkle without plugging in. He applied this technology to glass doors and was well received by consumers.

Lin Hanbin, 60, graduated from the PhD department of the Department of Industrial Education and Technology at the National Taiwan Normal University. He studied the characteristics of the glass and the glazed glass “becomes very luminous and beautiful”. He began to develop the glass and design it as a daily necessities, such as glass doors and glassware. Faucet and so on.

In addition, Lin Hanbin also designed a glass faucet with a small hydroelectric generator inside. He said that he uses the hydrodynamic force to generate kinetic energy to drive the hydroelectric generator to generate electricity, let the LED bulb installed in the faucet shine, and integrate life into aesthetics.