Nanoleaf Aurora
Technology advances by becoming invisible: The most high-tech stuff usually aims to disappear into its surroundings. But these triangular programmable lights, which connect to each other on any edge, can be arranged in patterns to create funky lighting arrays -- you know, the kind you see in movies that make homes look more futuristic. It's still in prototype, but they'll come in starter packs of 10 panels with a projected price of $200 (converted, about £135, or AU$275), and power needs to feed into just one panel of every 30.
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