What happens when the lights go out in Spain?
Check this out. The Tau Advanced Group rolled out the ultimate showstopper at Cevisama last February. Cevisama is the annual showcase for the Spanish tile, surfaces and bath industries . 79,000 people were in Valencia two months ago and all 79,000 of them stopped in their tracks when Tau asked and then answered the question, "What happens when the lights go out in Spain?' Watch this.
This is an regular searching ground, proper?
Well, watch what takes place after dark.
The process Tau pioneered is called Afterdark and it's a resilient surface treatment that absorbs light in direct proportion to a light source's intensity. After it's exposed to intense light, it glows brightly. After exposure to less intense light, it glows less intensely.
Afterdark isn't always a gimmick but a real spoil through inside the manner towns can reflect onconsideration on mild. Afterdark is meant to be used in public spaces and as sheathing for buildings. In a subway station, emergency lighting that requires no power to perform might be a existence saver. Where I assume it will show its worth is while it is used on the outdoors of a constructing. Imagine the electricity financial savings if a building's exterior architecture or its signs required no power to light up a skyline.
In a scenario like a nightclub, Afterdark's responsive luminescence may want to make for interactive lighting fixtures installations. Check this out.
Here's an example of Afterdark in mid glow. If you take a penlight, you can write on the tile with the beam and the tile will take in the mild energy from the penlight and glow returned more brightly.
Somebody wrote "Tau" with a penlight here and the name will glow like this for hours. I can see a wall blanketed in Tau's Afterdark in a restaurant or a membership and every night it could characteristic a drawing. Or consumers armed with penlights should cowl the wall with what ever moved them. What a tremendous concept!
Glow inside the dark stuff has been around for ages, but I don't think all people's ever notion of a actual, practical utility for it. At least not one like this. So what occurs after the lighting fixtures exit in Spain? Coolness happens, that is what.
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