Melbourne-based premium LED lighting company Brightgreen redefines
wearable technology with the release of a stylish new range of appearance enhancing
Tru-Colour LED headwear. Available in a range of styles and sizes to suit any
occasion, each hat features an arrangement of the world’s smallest Tru-Colour
LEDs pointed directly onto the wearer’s face.
Combining the latest in fashion with the most flattering light on the
market, Brightgreen’s new Tru-Colour LED hats were developed based on feedback
from customers who were so pleased with the way Tru-Colour LEDs complemented
their appearance at home that they demanded a product, which allowed them to take
Tru-Colour light with them.
Tru-Colour LEDs are tested to illuminate 14 key colours on the visible
spectrum to make up white light, compared to the industry standard CRI (Colour
Rendering Index) that only measures colour values of eight colours (R1-R8) as
indicated on the chart.
By illuminating six extra colours (R9-R14), particularly the vibrant R9
red, Tru-Colour lights are scientifically proven to improve the appearance of
skin tones and make interior colours look more vibrant and lifelike.Each hat comes with an easy-to-change long-life battery, which combined
with the trademark quality and efficiency of Brightgreen LEDs only need to be
recharged once a week.
However, Brightgreen CEO David O’Driscoll explains that the Tru-Colour headwear
range does not indicate any intention to transition fully into the wearable LED
market. The LED hats were developed based on market demand but Brightgreen
continues to be committed to improving architectural environments with superior
lighting.
Brightgreen’s limited release of the new LED headwear has received
tremendous response within the fashion industry. The company is in talks with
some major retailers at the moment, and hopes to expand the range even further
in the next few months.