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I never heard of this concept until this post, maybe because I live in a sunny country (Brazil) but I can totally see the use case for countries in higher latit
by dakial1 2y ago
I never heard of this concept until this post, maybe because I live in a sunny country (Brazil) but I can totally see the use case for countries in higher latitudes, as the sun setting at 3pm mist be quite depressing for people.
I wonder if you guys did any research on the effects of having your product in these countries. How much would the impact on well being be?
- 123pie123 2y agoit is depressing, for issues see the condition Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) The light here looks really good, but the cheaper (less nicer) alternative is just a powerful (natural) LED light - search for SAD lights
- jclarkcom 2y agoYes, there is some really interesting research on this topic. It turns out that if blue light centered around 490nm is an order of magnitude more effective at treating SAD. https://www.innerscene.com/papers/lux-vs-wavelength-in-light-treatment-of-seasonal-affective-disorder https://www.innerscene.com/papers/lux-vs-wavelength-in-light... Because we recreate the blue sky there is a lot of light in this spectrum
- cryptonector 2y agoI also live in a sunny country (Texas). But still I have "sun tubes"[0] in my house. [0] https://www.google.com/search?q=sun+tube https://www.google.com/search?q=sun+tube