Important Innovations Collection

Spectacular AI Generated Design for the Apple Car                                                            Source:  John Mauriello Design Apple Sports Car With Aerodynamic Style and Elegance A brand new, artificial intelligence designed Apple concept car from independent creators is a work of automotive art.  Some automotive experts say this design, with its aerodynamic lines and smooth styling, could give Tesla EVs a run for their money.  The design was created by the AI artist studio Dall-E2 using artificial intelligence, at the request of San Francisco based industrial designer John Mauriello who utilizes new technologies as the basis of his creations.  The results are spectacular and deliver what you might expect an Apple car would look like.  Specific Parameters Mauriello specificall...

2022 Lexus LQ                                        Source:  Lexus LF-1 Concept New Design & New Course for Lexus The 2022 Lexus LQ is the luxury brand's new flagship SUV to be unveiled in early 2022.  Lexus has previewed the vehicle with the impressive LF-1 concept.  Lexus says the LQ will set a radically new course for Lexus SUVs and the focus of the vehicle is luxury not on off-roading.  The LQ will sport an all new design with a strong, straight roofline, a wide body and new grill configuration.  It will be taller and wider than its predecessors.   It will have a very dynamic appearance with strong styling lines from the hood to the back of the SUV. An Interior that is User Centric The interior of the vehicle will be ultra-plush and user centric. The LF-1's LED light show in the grill will likely be incorporated into LQ to welcome...

Lights Inspired by Nature Source:  Firefly Stock Image Lightning Bug Based Design This is new research from Penn State University.  They've developed LED bulbs that are brighter and use less energy.  The bulb surface mimics the structure of the firefly's lantern with its asymmetrical microstructures. Much Greater Brightness and Efficiency The Penn State LED design results in a light extraction efficiency to 90%.  Standard LEDs are symmetrical with an efficiency rate of 50%.  The scientists say the improvement is due to greater surface area and randomized reflection that prevents light from becoming trapped.  It's another case of nature inspiring innovation.