About Innovation
Posted by admin in Innovation on January 26, 2012
What is innovation?
Lets take an example of someone who made a breakthrough innovation, Steve Jobs. The apple phone and macintosh are innovations by Steve Jobs around you.
Now take a look around you. Simple things like the bread-toaster, the air-conditioner, heater and nearly everything else are all innovations around you. Innovation is something that is alive! You do not need to be like Steve Jobs to be innovative. When you need to start a fire, something creative like using a magnifying glass under the sun to create one is already being innovative.
Without innovation, living would be difficult. Just imagine living at home without a refrigerator and an oven. Imagine no water coolers in your school or campus. The things around you are usually innovations by others to suit the needs of the society.
When you face a problem, the next thing you would do naturally is to think of the best way to solve the problem. This is where your innovation comes in! Think out of the box, think of something nobody has ever tried before and do it!
This however involves risk. People are afraid to see their ideas fail. That is the problem. We should change our mentality and be ready to take risks instead! Easy going and risk-free people mostly remain as they are and then regret not having taken any risks when they are older.
Another factor is that people let emotions rule over them. Yes, the person might have tried different ideas many times and kept failing but the problem is that he or she gets too affected by each failure and fails to get anything positive out of each failure. Negativity is suicidal!
The trick to this is to take positivity out of each failure. Treat each failure as a stepping stone towards your goal to success. Fill your mind with good thoughts to motivate yourself. Those thoughts need not necessarily be true. You can even resort to “bluffing” yourself with good thoughts to motivate yourself. Persevere and give yourself credit for enduring and sticking to your belief. Soon those “bluff” good thoughts will become reality.
Also whenever you feel demoralized, go look up the history of people like Albert Einstein, Henry Ford and Bill Gates. Compare your situation with them before their successes, this will definitely motivate you!
Successful people also face problems in innovating. This is due to arrogance, selfishness and ego which results them into no being open-minded.
Next Generation Lighting Has Arrived
Posted by admin in Innovation on January 26, 2012
Plasma Lighting is a new concept in illumination which uses microwave to produce a full color spectrum.
Environmentally friendly lighting to create a greener future through eco-friendly technology and high energy efficiency is available now!
This highly innovative solution is a non-electrode lighting device of a new concept applying the light principle of plasma by microwave.
These are the benefits
It is highly efficient and has a very long life span, making it extremely efficient.
You can save energy and maintenance costs compared to existing lighting solutions(based on number of installed units).
There is no need to purchase a ballast separately because the unit already has one built in.
Optimal lighting environment realization
With very high illumination, Plasma Lighting provides the optimal lighting environment for a wide range of applications.
The color of the light does not fade even after long periods of use as opposed to traditional types of lighting.
Environment friendly lighting realization
Now you can utilize it’s natural light and high color rendering.
You can minimize the radiation of ultra violet and infrared rays.
There are no harmful substances to the environment (mercury, lead, cadmium, etc.)
The principle and mechanism of Plasma Light Emission
With Plasma Lighting, a microwave generated from the magnetron is transmitted to the cavity resonator through the waveguide.
It forms a strong electric field, which generates electric discharge to the gas and sulfur compound inside the bulb, leading to a plasmatic state, which continuously emits light.
Maintaining this plasmatic state enables the continuous emission of light.
The Plasma Lighting Range includes the following models:
700W Indoor Lamp
The 700W Indoor Lamp is adaptable to various indoor environments including public facilities and industrial workplaces such as offices and factories, indoor gymnasiums, shopping malls, meeting halls and cafeterias.
It provides high luminous efficiency and color rendering capacity.
1KW Flood Lamp
The 1KW Flood Lamp can be used for a variety of purposes, including lighting up landscapes, flag poles, sports events and signboards.
It provides remarkable energy efficiency and high color rendering capacity.
1.8KW High Power Flood Lamp
The 1.8KW High Power Flood Lamp can be used for a variety of purposes, including lighting up landscapes, high mast flag poles, sports stadiums and signboards.
It provides remarkable energy efficiency and high color rendering capacity.
Through our offices in the UK & Portugal, ACL International supply the very latest energy saving solutions with our main focus being on lighting.
ACL International have teamed up with some of the top lighting stores in the United Kingdom, Mainland Europe, the USA and Canada to enable you to buy your energy saving lighting online.
ACL International – Energy Saving Solutions