Brooklyn-based social enterprise BioLite Energy has created BaseLantern, a connected lighting solution that utilizes off-grid energy in outdoors. Touted as world’s first flat-pack lantern, this Bluetooth-enabled lantern doubles also as a portable charging solution during camping trips. Boasting a minimal and compact design, it is no bigger than a sandwich box and can easily gear as well as light up space efficiently.

The smart lantern comes with a 7800mAh rechargeable Li-ion battery that gives it enough power to charge your smartphones and other accessories. It measures 5.1 x 5 x 1.7-inches and is available in two different battery capacities, 7,800mAh model and 12,000mAh model. Both are designed to deliver brightness of 500 Lumens with a burning time of 54 hours and 114 hours, respectively.

The dedicated app gives you the power to control the lantern via your smartphone. So, from controlling light color to brightness, one can also set timers, monitor battery level and set proximity activation. Providing real-time analytics and feedback on the battery life, the mobile app lets you decide the usage according to length of the trip.

Giving you a chance to create your own light show without wasting natural energy and resources, BaseLantern is currently seeking funds at crowdfunding platform Kickstarter and has already raised six times its funding goal. The manufacturer is planning to ship it all over the world by October 2016.

Smart off-grid lantern is world’s first flat-pack lantern
The BaseLantern comes with a dedicated mobile app
One can also create extended lighting using BioLite string light system
Light and brightness can be controlled via mobile app
Color options give you chance to set mood according to requirement
Lantern comes with a built-in Li-ion battery and foldable handles to help it stand or hang from branch

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Pallvika is an enthusiastic painter, and loves to capture moments for beautiful memories. Apart from writing, you can find her reading novels or volunteering with NGOs working towards providing better quality education to children.

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