Cars covered in paint that changes their color have been a dream ever since the automobile was invented. Even though the technology has been around for quite a while, carmakers aren’t rushing to offer ...

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MEDINA, Ohio--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Darkside Scientific, creators of LumiLor Light Emitting Coating, is working with European aircraft manufacturer Airbus to create electroluminescent exterior markings for ...

Have you heard of electroluminescent paint? This paint uses an electrical current to energize the paint, which creates the luminescent effect. If you haven’t seen it in action, you must check it out ...

Taking those electroluminescent wires to a whole new level, a company called Darkside Scientific has created a sprayable paint called LumiLor that casts a uniform fluorescent glow whenever a current ...

The sixth member of Volkswagen's ID family of electric cars is a large sedan with a claimed 435-mile range. Volkswagen has given us a sneak peek at its next electric car with the debut of the ID 7 ...

Chevrolet only mentioned it briefly in the official announcement for the 2016 Camaro Krypton, but we wanted to dig a little deeper into how the concept pulls off one crazy cool trick. With the flip of ...

It’s the TV premiere of the documentary Racing Extinction by Oscar-winning director Louie Psihoyos tonight (December 2) at 9PM ET/PT on Discovery. For the occasion, the channel released a video of the ...

Here's a piece of awesome tuning technology: LumiLor, the electroluminescent paint. Forget about old-school neons, and forget about LED tuning: the electroluminescent paint does things no other ...

Last year a company called Darkside Scientific wowed us with an electroluminescent paint known as LumiLor that was completely invisible under lights, but glowed with a bright intensity in the dark.

Ford isn’t the only automaker experimenting with electroluminescent finishes. Lexus Australia has teamed up with Tricky Jigsaw, M&C Saatchi Australia’s creative tech division, to create a ...