The latest edition of our weekly Dezeen Agenda newsletter features the SunBooster device by tech startup SunLed Life Science. Subscribe to Dezeen Agenda now.
Dutch startup SunLed Life Science has created a device with near-infrared LEDs that mimic sunlight and attach to computer screens and laptops.
Unveiled at the MWC Barcelona tech fair, the gadget claims to enhance users’ mental and physical health by replenishing missing indoor sunlight.
This week’s newsletter also features a museum in Taiwan completed by Kengo Kuma, UK architects and designers opposing copyright exemption plans for AI and MVRDV’s plans for a stacked marketplace in Taiwan.
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