Nomad portable solar lighting system launches during Milan Design Week 2012
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The Nomad lamp design includes a single button for three different lighting settings (Photo: Bridget Borgobello/Gizmag)
The Nomad lamp can easily be suspended above a table or desk, or simply unhook it to transport it anywhere (Photo: Bridget Borgobello/Gizmag)
The separate solar charger can easily be affixed to walls without requiring tools (Photo: Bridget Borgobello/Gizmag)
Nomad solar panel (Photo: Bridget Borgobello/Gizmag)
The Nomad lamp includes separate solar panel, charger and USB plug
The solar lamp employs LED technology for a longer life-span and has been design to resist shocks if dropped or bumped
The Nomad lamp can also be charged with a USB plug for cloudy days or office use
The Nomad solar lamp could be useful accessory around the family home or for camping adventures
O'Sun's Nomad eco-friendly packaging
The Nomad solar lamp has been created primarily to meet the needs of families in developing countries
Although the 21st Century has seen the dawn of 3D printers, the discovery of new Earth-like planets and seen the rise of the convenient smart phone, approximately 1.5 billion people around the globe remain without access to a stable or safe source of light. Commonly in some of the world's poorest regions, kerosene lanterns are the standard form of night time lighting, which leads to the possibility of fires, explosions, asphyxiation and toxic fumes. Safe and renewable solar lighting presents an obvious solution to this problem and the NOMAD solar lamp has been created for just that.
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