Do-it-YourSelf LED Lighting Project from Elemental LED
Employee DIY LED Lighting Project at Elemental LED Sparks Creativity in the Workplace. Employees shared impressive LED lighting projects last week, after being given a month’s time and a modest budget.
Elemental LED, a San Francisco Bay Area-based LED lighting company, has launched a new monthly initiative, which provides incentives for employees to create their own projects that utilize LED lights. Managers launched the program in the beginning of May, and employees showed off their first projects last week.
Every month, each participating employee will be given a modest budget to be spent on any of the LED lights and accessories in Elemental LED’s catalog of products. At the end of each month, management will host a show and tell, in which each employee is given the opportunity to show off his/her creation. Everyone present will vote on their favorites, and the winners will receive gift certificates to local restaurants and stores.
Projects that were shared for the month of May included: A movie box lit by LED light bars; a color changing LED-lit alien helmet; a motorcycle headlight retrofitted with LED dome lights; an art piece inspired by Shaun Kasperbauer, and composed of empty plastic bottles and color changing LED strip light; a bike rider kit including LED strip light retrofitted to a bike helmet and messenger bag for safety; and several other submissions.
Elemental LED, a San Francisco Bay Area-based LED lighting company, has launched a new monthly initiative, which provides incentives for employees to create their own projects that utilize LED lights. Managers launched the program in the beginning of May, and employees showed off their first projects last week.
Every month, each participating employee will be given a modest budget to be spent on any of the LED lights and accessories in Elemental LED’s catalog of products. At the end of each month, management will host a show and tell, in which each employee is given the opportunity to show off his/her creation. Everyone present will vote on their favorites, and the winners will receive gift certificates to local restaurants and stores.
Projects that were shared for the month of May included: A movie box lit by LED light bars; a color changing LED-lit alien helmet; a motorcycle headlight retrofitted with LED dome lights; an art piece inspired by Shaun Kasperbauer, and composed of empty plastic bottles and color changing LED strip light; a bike rider kit including LED strip light retrofitted to a bike helmet and messenger bag for safety; and several other submissions.
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