Myotek’s Innovation and Design team explain the newest innovations with pedestrian communication and design options in fog lamps, EV grilles, and exterior badge lighting
When the lights go down the excitement begins, according to lighting specialists Myotek which took the Car Design Dialogues viewers on a tour of the possibilities of light and design. Robert Miller ably assisted by Erik Measel showed a variety of projects, including animated badges and logos that mimicked or enhanced chrome. Even cupholders got a jazzy lighting treatment. Perhaps most interesting was the idea that lighting could communicate with pedestrians, perhaps as a safety measure considering the silence of EVs. Of course, that poses questions to do with informed behaviour – how many of us would be comfortable receiving information via a car light – but the thinking is encouragingly lateral.
Erik Measel, Advanced Lighting & Innovation Design, Myotek
Robert Miller, VP Business Development and Innovation, Myotek
Moderator: Abel Sampson, Head of Commercial Development, CDN
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