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You wake up in the middle of the night and head for the kitchen/bathroom/garden/wherever - it's pitch black and while you know your way around, a little light would be helpful.
So you let your hand glide along the wallpaper, and as you do, it responds with a gentle glow (powered/triggered by the pressure
of your hand) that follows you as you walk down the hall, leaving a ghostly trail that fades over time.
The same technique can be employed to generate footprints in lino.
+ can be used in conjunction with...
for_20women_20mostly [xandram, Oct 05 2010]
Temperature sensitive fabric
Bedding_20from_20Te...0Sensitive_20Fabric [theircompetitor, Oct 15 2010]
In the links "Safer than dropping acid"...
Tracer_20Pool_20Table [normzone, Sep 18 2014]
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//let your hand glide along the wallpaper// and oops, down the stairs head first again. |
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Kids can draw pictures on the wall too! |
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Like it. It's like Pandora interior design. |
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There are waterborne organisms that emit
luminescence when disturbed. They may be useful? |
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The footprints thing could be cool. Save your night vision when you stumble to the toilet at 3am. |
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All sorts of phosphorescent technologies could pull this off. |
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This idea just needs a new title and a bit of dusting
off. I like it. |
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Make it in a floral pattern and call it Aurora Wall Flora? |
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Nice. Perhaps the paper could somehow harness "free energy" from the environment and store it, so it can be released at the spot when you need it. Now we need to find a non-crackpot source of free energy (Ambient light? Temperature difference between wall and interior air? With enough surface area, this might work--but is unlikely to be cheap) |
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I'm slow on the bun, but here it is, finally. [+] Nice,
fun idea. |
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How about a wrist mounted LED flashlight that detects your state of conciseness via EEG and adjusts it's brightness appropriately? It would be cheaper I bet. |
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( serious announcer voice) |
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" Federal product safety regulators today announced the arrest of [zen_tom] in relation to his LLC Touch Activated Glowing Wallpaper, and the associated marketing phrases "Touch and Glow" and the widely popular "Safer than dropping acid". |
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Studies show that chemicals used in the manufacture of this product, collectively referred to as "magic", contain chemicals contributing to brain damage in users. |
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We already have this in Japan, thanks to Fukushima. |
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