
A unique indoor lighting and mobility solution designed for the elderly.
As the global population rapidly ages roughly 24% of adults over 65, and nearly 20% of all seniors, rely on mobility devices like canes or walkers to navigate daily life. On top of this, approximately 27% of older adults live entirely alone, a number that rises to nearly 50% among women over 75.
Without nearby, able-bodied support, routine daily tasks and fall hazards can quickly escalate into injuries, isolation, or medical emergencies. These hazards are only increased at night time, when lighting is lacking.

My grandfather uses a cane, often complaining about its cheap plastic and metal design and the prohibitive cost of a quality wooden one. At home, his frustration only grew as the unwieldy stick constantly fell over when rested against furniture, a hazard compounded by his failing eyesight at night. Ultimately, he just wants a thoughtfully designed walking stick that makes living comfortable and safe.
of older adults use a mobility aid
of people with bad vision are over 60











The SunStalk has a built in lighting system that automatically lights up in low light environments. The light can also be switched off manually by twisting the cap, eliminating fiddly switches that can be hard to locate.

The SunStalk sits in base stations that the user can place around the house in specific locations such as the bedside and dinner table. These stations provide inductive charging for the SunStalk while also being a place for the SunStalk to sit in comfortably.


