Guestroom 2010 Installation 06.16.08
Here are some photos of the Powerslide installation at Guestroom 2010, part of the HITECH convention in Austin, TX from 06.17.08-06.19.08. Our prototype is mounted to a closet sliding door within the “Guestroom” - a temporary hotel room designed to display future products for the hospitality industry. It turned out pretty well and we are satisfied with the results, minus a few minor hiccups - but hey, it is a prototype!
The glass sliding door installed in the Guestroom. On the floor is our Powerslide mechanism as we prepare to mount it to the door.
Mounting the magnet panel to the sliding door.
Wiring the lights inside of the closet with the Powerslide mechanism attached to the door and wall. The coil panels with aluminum valance is a stationary component mounted to the wall.
LED lights used to light up the contents within the Guestroom closet.
Wiring the lights and mounting to the inside of the closet.
The Powerslide mechanism with installation complete.
Sliding the glass door powers the LED lights inside of the closet.
See how bright! And they stay illuminated for 20 - 30 seconds.
See the Powerslide in motion!
Guestroom 2010 in motion
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[...] more recent project is much simpler: a sliding closet door which, when opened, powers a light for about 20-30 seconds, about enough time to find and grab the [...]
this all reeks of establishment thinking. there is nothing innovative here its childrens toys. a generator that produces barely anything for doors, and play time gadgets like were invented in UK years ago. start thinking bigger.