Close to the glowing wedding ring, American engineer's geek paradigm proposal

Description: an engineer in San Francisco created a unique wedding ring for his fiancee. When he approaches his fiancee, the ring will shine.

Ben kokes, a 36-year-old working in an electronics factory, spent five months (starting in January and finished in middle May) Building the luminous ring. Finally, I gave my 35-year-old fiancee Julie niclai. Julie was so excited that he didn't let Ben kokes finish his proposal.

The luminous ring is embedded with a miniature LED lamp. When the transmitter approaches, it will emit light, which takes five months (starting from January 1, January and finished in December middle May ).

A micro-LED lamp is embedded in a pure titanium ring. When kokes approaches, the lamp lights up and illuminates the gem in the ring.

Ben kokes and his fiancee Julie niclai. Julie accepted his high-tech proposal.

Luminous Ring principle: the ring is embedded with copper coils and some LED lights. When the copper coil is close to the alternating magnetic field, the LED light is on.

To this end, kokes has made a special equipment to generate an alternating magnetic field. Although it is as large as 3 or 4 inch, it looks a little heavy. But you can wear it, hiding it under your coat.

"I have considered other design schemes before, but I have to give up because of material requirements, processing restrictions, or violation of physical laws ."

"It is very interesting to make such a unique design, but before I close my work every day, I have to think about something to give to her, and I cannot see it as rough as I have carved it with a spoon ."

Luminous Ring Made of Titanium

Inside the ring during production: copper wires and LED lights are clearly visible

However, the proposal was not implemented as scheduled.

"We live in San Francisco and pass through the bay is a mountain. I planned to walk there at dusk to propose a proposal. However, tiangong was not very beautiful, and there was heavy fog that day. So after an hour of walking, we had to give up the original plan and had to go back to the city to propose a proposal ."

The overall proposal was smooth, but Ben said that the only problem was Julie's response, which made him not finish the proposal.

The above is an alternating magnetic field device that emits a ring. Ben kokes said it was easy to hide under his jacket and his fiancee could not find it.

A prototype ring that emits light when it is close to an alternating magnetic field device.

"In fact, I have prepared a short proposal, but she didn't say it because she told me to be surprised by the ring. "The original plan was to give this ring and a professional edition, but Julia said she wanted a permanent glow, so I started to do it now. It is a pity that the ring is a little small now and she cannot wear it every day ." Kokes said the permanent ring would be Julia's wedding ring.

Hero and heroine

For more information about how to create this luminous ring, see Ben kokes's blog.

After reading this, the siege lions are not ready to learn how to create them. They say goodbye to being single!

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Original article: Daily Mail Translation: geek fan-Huang Limin

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