Lumable - Wireless lights for LEGO, scale models and dioramas

Lumable is the future of lighting for scale models, dioramas and LEGO builds:
vosentech.com/index.php/produ...
Using wireless power transfer, Lumable allows you to place up to 1000 individual micro-sized LED lights in an area above the base plate and have them light - all without worrying about wires or batteries. Each Lumable light is 5x5x5mm in size which makes it small enough to fit in most scale models and with our LEGO adapters, attaching them to your kits is simply a matter of snapping them on. Since they are fully wireless, you don’t need to think about routing complicated and messy wires inside your models so you can focus on what matters most - building the model with your untethered creativity!

[@bookerbrickman3459]

Do I need to worry about this interfering with other electronics or radio waves?

[@Sir_Bone-Head]

I know you made adapters, but are they still able to just be placed in regular 1x1 lego bricks?

[@mengdewu678]

When will this kit be available?

[@harrr53]

Definitely want these! Would the induction plate be able to get to the lights through a computer motherboard or other curcuits? (They would be switched off and sitting on the plate at the time, they are just a photo prop).

[@Vosentech]

Hello! The field will go through most non-conductive materials so as long as the circuit board does not have much metal on it, it should work. We recommend keeping any metal objects away from the device so please ensure you follow this guidance.

[@uzumaki1235]

My lumable kit did not come with lego adapters.... basically can't use it at this point.

[@DomelessEngine]

Would the base work when propped on its side? I’d like to use these on my lampposts for night time shots but I don’t really have a good way to hide the base under the set (I film directly on a table) so I thought I could prop the base on its side out of shot but I’m not sure it it would still work

[@Vosentech]

Hello! Yes, the base will work in any orientation. If you have a non-metal table, you could also place it under it, and the field will still work through the table’s material.

[@gmills5763]

Can you make neutral (4000K) or warm white (3000K) LED's for this system?

[@Vosentech]

Yes! Currently, we have 5 light colors available but we intend to have many more (including cool/warm) lights available very soon.

[@gmills5763]

@@Vosentech very good! The warm/neutral white LED are more natural looking, especially the higher 80+ CRI versions.

[@Dante033AJ]

this is cool as fuck

[@vovochen]

Are these waterproof ?

[@Vosentech]

Yes! The lights themselves are fully waterproof so you could use them in a fish tank. The base, however, must not get any water on it as it is definitely not waterproof.