Nadine Werner
Object design
Hochschule Luzern
Graduates: 2024
Specialisms: Product Design / Industrial Design / Interior Architecture
My location: Zurich, Switzerland
Nadine Werner
First Name: Nadine
Last Name: Werner
University / College: Hochschule Luzern
Course / Program: Object design
Graduates: 2024
Specialisms: Product Design / Industrial Design / Interior Architecture
My Location: Zurich, Switzerland
About
I have always had a deep passion for nature, reflected in my love for hiking and skiing. Spending time outdoors and meeting people from different countries enriches my life and broadens my horizons. With a bachelor's degree in Product and Industrial Design and ongoing training in Web Development, I combine technical and creative skills. In addition, I enjoy crafting, sewing, and creating digital 3D models. In all my projects, I strive to develop innovative and sustainable solutions to positively impact the world through my work.
The Solna lamp aims to raise awareness of the effects of light and support users throughout the day with various light settings. Inspired by the light of a summer day, it reproduces these light settings. A special feature of Solna is its operation through physical interaction: folding the lamp itself changes the light color. Additionally, Solna offers users the option to be exposed to particularly bright light in the morning. This light can inhibit melatonin production and activate the body. To create different light settings, a rotary potentiometer is used to determine the degree of opening. This is measured by the resistance of the potentiometer and converted into five stages (closed, 45°, 90°, 135°, 180°). A microcontroller reads the resistance and adjusts the lamp's light setting accordingly. Solna supports health and well-being according to SDG 3 for all people.
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