BMW Headlights Use The Laser Lights

September 5, 2011 - Category BMW

German car manufacturer BMW continues to innovate in their latest products. One of them, developed using a laser beam headlights. As reported by Motorauthority, Monday, September 5, 2011, the light created by the Bavarian engineer is claimed to be brighter, kinder to the eye, and energy-efficient, LED lights instead.

The main objective of the development of laser technology is to improve safety and efficiency drive. BMW says, laser lighting not only enhances the value of a car, but also have a revolutionary function.

Lasers have properties different from sunlight or other lights that exist today. Has a monochromatic laser type, or size of the wave length of light in all the same.

Lasers produce a beam of parallel close to each other, plus a stronger intensity of the LED lights. The laser light produces 170 lumens per Watt, is much better than LED bulbs which only produce 100 lumens of illumination.

As a result, in terms of efficiency, this new front lights can reduce energy consumption by 50 percent. These new findings will continue to be refined. In recent years BMW will use this technology on a mass product. The technology of laser light it will first be used on concept cars BMW i8, which is scheduled to enter production in 2014.

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