MARINA, Calif. (BRAIN) — Monterey Week — the Bicycle Leadership Conference, Interbike IBD Summit and Sea Otter — afforded us opportunity to drop in on Light & Motion in the company’s new, expanded location in Marina, Calif., north of its former home on Monterey’s historic Cannery Row. A few highlights:
![Light & Motion expanded from about 16,000 crowded square feet among three floors on Cannery Row to 30,000 in this one-time U.S. Air Force hangar in Marina, Calif., that serviced Apache helicopters as part of the now-decommissioned Fort Ord base.]( "Light & Motion expanded from about 16,000 crowded square feet among three floors on Cannery Row to 30,000 in this one-time U.S. Air Force hangar in Marina, Calif., that serviced Apache helicopters as part of the now-decommissioned Fort Ord base.")
Light & Motion expanded from about 16,000 crowded square feet among three floors on Cannery Row to 30,000 in this one-time U.S. Air Force hangar in Marina, Calif., that serviced Apache helicopters as part of the now-decommissioned Fort Ord base.![Designer Roxy Lo draws inspiration from inside and outside the bike industry, including her fashion experience (left). At right are preliminary concept sketches, with realized products on her desk.]( "Designer Roxy Lo draws inspiration from inside and outside the bike industry, including her fashion experience (left). At right are preliminary concept sketches, with realized products on her desk.")
Designer Roxy Lo draws inspiration from inside and outside the bike industry, including her fashion experience (left). At right are preliminary concept sketches, with realized products on her desk.![A sphere for testing lumen output not only gauges the performance of Light & Motion’s products, but also tests competitors’ claims.]( "A sphere for testing lumen output not only gauges the performance of Light & Motion’s products, but also tests competitors’ claims.")
A sphere for testing lumen output not only gauges the performance of Light & Motion’s products, but also tests competitors’ claims.![3D-printed models in several iterations (left) foretell the final product (far right) of one of the company’s lights.]( "3D-printed models in several iterations (left) foretell the final product (far right) of one of the company’s lights.")
3D-printed models in several iterations (left) foretell the final product (far right) of one of the company’s lights.
