This skin mask has 3 light colors to treat your skin. It has a lightweight design not to make you uncomfortable.

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What’s better than a heated jacket? Maybe one with LEDs to keep you visible at night. The FNDN Heated LED Athletic Jacket also comes with gloves to keep you warm. You can even use it to charge your smartphone. This water-resistant jacket has 3 heating modes and 3 light frequency modes.

The power source for this jacket is a 10,000mAh power bank. It lasts up to 6 hours of continuous use.

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You can display clock, timer, flashlight, and games on your backpack. It has 27L volume and is big enough to hold a 15″ laptop.

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Cycling is a great way to stay fit and get to your destination without spending money on any fuel. You will want to stay safe on the road though. WAYV Harness & Helmet Safety Lights can help. The harness has over 200 integrated bright LEDs to keep you visible. You get front and back indicators.

The harness has a breathable, fully adjustable design. It is rechargeable and waterproof. The companion smartphone app lets you view battery level and configure the kit.

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Thanks to these earphones, you will be able to exercise at night in a safer fashion. Expected to ship in December.

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Meet the LumaGlo Crossbelt: a wearable sash and belt that keeps you visible at night, providing you with 360-degree visibility. It has 8 colored moving patterns, automatic brake light, reflective material, and a weatherproof design.

The battery lasts up to 6 hours. The built-in accelerometer automatically detects when you stop to alert others on the road. You can use the Crossbelt over your backpack.

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Meet Tactical Lites gloves: LED work gloves that make your life easier outside. Each pair comes with a LED unit that supports various colors. These are weatherproof and can be charged via USB. You can also use the gloves to hold small items.

Like what you see? You can find this project on Kickstarter.

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Here are interactive LED lashes that you can wear to put on a show as you move your head and body. f.lashes consist of a motion sensor and individually controlled LEDs connected with almost invisible wires.

You get different effects and color options to choose from. These lashes are weatherproof, don’t get warm, and last over 4 hours on battery.

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Here is a smart LED collar that keeps your dog visible at night and also helps you keep its information up-to-date. The PetBand comes with 180 LEDs for visibility up to 2000 yards. It is waterproof and has 9 hours of battery life.

The PetBand displays your dog’s info, so anyone who sees it can return it. It also lets you set up a virtual fence up to 12 yards. You can pre-order yours here.

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Meet the PopShades: LED glasses that match the rhythm of your music, allowing you to put on a show at night. PopShades have two modes and have a battery hidden in their arm that lasts up to 14 hours. The volume sensor automatically adapts to match ambient sound level.

There are no wires to deal with. You can recharge these glasses using a Micro-USB cable.

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Here is an interactive jacket that you can make to stay visible on the road and activate turn signals with hand gestures. The jacket also has front and back LEDs for better visibility at night.

This interactive jacket was built using an Arduino Uno, two accelerometers, LEDs, batteries, and a few other parts. You can find out about this project on Instructables.

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