Applications

Light, beyond limits.

Thin, cool and flexible light fits places other light can’t. Here’s where it’s working today, and where it’s heading next.

Glowing EL wire lines tracing a car dashboard and door trim
Interior contours · Wire
A motorcycle with glowing EL accent graphics
Exterior accents · Semi-Rigid
A car sunroof blind stitched with glowing EL thread at night
Roller blinds · Thread
A woman in a black T-shirt with a glowing pink EL “Señorita” graphic
Textiles

Fashion & TextilesExpanding 2026–28

Light woven, stitched and embroidered into what people wear.

  • Garments, couture, bridal and stagewear
  • Bags, shoes and accessories
  • Soft, cool and comfortable against skin
A black T-shirt with a glowing EL “Señor” graphic
Apparel graphics · Flex
A hoodie outlined in glowing multicolour EL wire
Wearables · Wire
A bridal gown embroidered with glowing EL thread
Bridal couture · Thread
A glowing EL exit sign in the dark
Visibility

Safety & SignageExpanding 2026–28

Light that stays visible when it matters, and signs people remember.

  • Wayfinding, exit guidance and marking of steps and edges
  • Visible in darkness, fog, smoke and haze
  • Logos, brand signs and retail displays
  • Hi-visibility gear and e-mobility
A wall sign glowing with the STYELIGHTS™ wordmark
Brand displays · Semi-Rigid
A retail display panel glowing with a hexagon pattern
Retail & displays · Flex
A bicycle frame with glowing EL safety graphics
Visibility on the move · Flex
A soldier at night wearing a vest with glowing EL marker lines, near a helicopter
Advanced technology

Defense & TechnologiesEmerging

Low-heat, low-power light for the most demanding environments.

  • Instrument and control-panel backlighting
  • Marker, formation and position lighting
  • Cool, uniform light with very low power draw
  • Custom colours and brightness for low-light operations

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If it has a surface, it can probably glow. Let’s find out together.