A vehicle lighting device, irradiating an interior space of a vehicle with light, includes a light emitting module configured to irradiate the interior space with light transmitted through an inner layer surrounding the interior space, wherein the light emitting module includes a substrate member formed of a flexible material, a circuit pattern printed on the substrate member and electrically conducted to the outside to receive a control signal and an applied voltage, a circuit element member configured to be coupled and electrically conducted to the circuit pattern to process the control signal and the applied voltage, and a light emitting diode (LED) member coupled to the substrate member and electrically conducted to the circuit pattern and the circuit element member to emit the light according to the control signal and the applied voltage transmitted thereto.

An electronic device with light indication functionality is provided. The electronic device includes a device housing, a circuit board, a guiding ring and a plurality of light-absorbing elements. The device housing includes a housing recess and a supporting member, wherein the supporting member is formed as the bottom of the housing recess. The circuit board is disposed in the housing recess, wherein the circuit board includes a first circuit board surface and a plurality of first light sources, the first light sources are disposed on the first circuit board surface, and the first light sources provide first light beams. The guiding ring is disposed on the device housing. The light-absorbing elements are supported by the supporting member and correspond to the light-entering edge.

Solar-powered lighting devices that may be portable and/or collapsible are described. The devices may include a housing including a first wall, a second wall, and one or more side walls between the first wall and the second wall, at least one solar panel to generate solar energy, and a rechargeable battery to store the solar energy generated. The devices may include a plurality of operating modes for controlling lights within the housing, and a microprocessor for controlling the operating modes.

A light-emitting device includes a base including a conductive wiring; a light-emitting element mounted on the base and configured to emit light; a light reflective film provided on an upper surface of the light-emitting element; and a encapsulant covering the light-emitting element and the light reflective film. A ratio (H/W) of a height (H) of the encapsulant to a width (W) of a bottom surface of the encapsulant is less than 0.5.

The illumination module for emitting light (5) can operate in at least two different modes, wherein in each of the modes, the emitted light (5) has a different light distribution. The module has a mode selector (10) for selecting the mode in which the module operates, and it has an optical arrangement. The arrangement includes—a microlens array (LL1) with a multitude of transmissive or reflective microlenses (2) which are regularly arranged at a lens pitch P (P1);—an illuminating unit for illuminating the microlens array (LL1). The illuminating unit includes a first array of light sources (S1) operable to emit light of a first wavelength L1 each and having an aperture each. The apertures are located in a common emission plane which is located at a distance D (D1) from the microlens array (LL1). In a first one of the modes, for the lens pitch P, the distance D and the wavelength L1 applies P2=2.Math.L1.Math.D/N wherein N is an integer with N≥1.

Disclosed is an optical fiber lantern, which aims to provide an optical fiber lantern with good integrity, simple structure, strong stability and high aesthetics. The key points of the technical solutions are that the lamp beads are directly powered by a low-voltage power supply or a plug-in power supply, and after the lamp beads emit light, the light is transmitted to a periphery of the petals or the flower core part of the bouquet by optical fiber rods. The low-voltage power supply mode adopted has small use limitation, strong practicability and simple structure, and the present invention is suitable for the technical field of handicraft lanterns.

A LED filament arrangement (100), comprising a plurality of LED filaments (110a, 110b), each LED filament comprising an array of a plurality of light emitting diodes (120), LEDs, arranged on an elongated carrier (70), wherein a first LED filament (110a) elongates along a respective first axis, A.sub.i, and a second LED filament (110b) of the plurality of LED filaments elongates along a respective second axis, B.sub.i, wherein a respective angle, θ.sub.i, between A.sub.i and B.sub.i fulfils |θ.sub.i|>10°, a frame (200) comprising a plurality of first elements (210) defining a mesh structure of the frame, wherein a first element elongates along a respective first element axis, C.sub.i, wherein a respective first angle, α.sub.i, between A.sub.i and C.sub.i, and wherein a respective second angle, β.sub.i, between B.sub.i and C.sub.i fulfils |α.sub.i|≠|β.sub.i|, and a control unit configured to individually control the operation of the first and second LED filaments.

A vehicle lighting fixture and system where the fixture includes light emitting diodes (LEDs) and a lens. A controller monitors vehicle conditions and sends lighting commands to activate one or more LEDs based on the vehicle conditions. The LEDs can be red-green-blue (RGB) LEDs capable of emitting various different colors. The lighting commands can include illumination color, intensity level and on/off. The LEDs can be arranged in groups, where each group is separated from the other groups. The lighting commands can include a blink/steady designation, where blink causes the group to blink in the illumination color, and steady causes the group to steadily light in the illumination color. A blink frequency can control the blink rate in the illumination color. The lighting commands can include an intensity level; where when a group is activated it is illuminated in the illumination color at the intensity level.

A light based therapy helmet has a circuit board layer which is equipped with multiple lighting dots. Each of the multiple lighting dots respectively is a first, a second or a third light-emitting unit. The first, the second and the third light-emitting units respectively emit a light of a first, a second and a third light band which respectively include a wavelength of 660 nm, 940 nm and 1600 nm. A lower helmet body is provided with an accommodation space configured for a user's head to be accommodated directly. An upper helmet body is provided with an accommodation space that fits the circuit board layer. When the lower helmet body, the circuit board layer, and the upper helmet body fit together, the circuit board layer is fixed between the upper helmet body and the lower helmet body. A controller controls the on/off and the brightness of the multiple lighting dots.

In various embodiments, a light emitting diode (LED) tube lamp is provided along with a method of installing the LED tube lamp into a lighting fixture. In various embodiments, the LED tube lamp comprises: a tube; at least one LED positioned within the tube; and a passage formed through at least a portion of the tube, the passage configured to receive there-through a set of electrical connecting wires, wherein a first end of the electrical connecting wires comprises at least one of a two- or three-prong polarized plug. Various embodiments may further comprise a driver circuit positioned within the tube, the driver circuit comprising a second end of the electrical connecting wires. In various embodiments, the LED lamp tube may further comprise at least one end cap disposed on an end of the tube and at least one pin secured thereon wherein the pin is electrically isolated from the LED.