The utility model discloses a pattern projecting apparatus for automatically identifying and playing an audio. The projecting apparatus includes a first housing, a light-emitting assembly, a film assembly, an audio assembly, and an imaging assembly. The audio assembly includes a control board, an electronic label corresponding to a film sheet, an identifying module for identifying the electronic label and arranged on the control board, a storage medium pre-stored with an audio corresponding to a galactic starry sky pattern, and a speaker electrically connected to the control board. The electronic label is arranged on the film assembly. When the film assembly is mounted in a first mounting hole, the identifying module identifies the electronic label on the film sheet, positions the audio corresponding to the electronic label in the storage medium and plays the audio via the speaker, so that the galactic starry sky pattern projected by the projecting apparatus is played in combination with the audio. A user can hear an audio corresponding to a pattern of the film sheet when changing different film sheets. Therefore, the user's experience is effectively improved, and the practicability of the projecting apparatus is enhanced.

The utility model discloses a pattern projecting apparatus for automatically identifying and playing an audio. The projecting apparatus includes a first housing, a light-emitting assembly, a film assembly, an audio assembly, and an imaging assembly. The audio assembly includes a control board, an electronic label corresponding to a film sheet, an identifying module for identifying the electronic label and arranged on the control board, a storage medium pre-stored with an audio corresponding to a galactic starry sky pattern, and a speaker electrically connected to the control board. The electronic label is arranged on the film assembly. When the film assembly is mounted in a first mounting hole, the identifying module identifies the electronic label on the film sheet, positions the audio corresponding to the electronic label in the storage medium and plays the audio via the speaker, so that the galactic starry sky pattern projected by the projecting apparatus is played in combination with the audio. A user can hear an audio corresponding to a pattern of the film sheet when changing different film sheets. Therefore, the user's experience is effectively improved, and the practicability of the projecting apparatus is enhanced.

A garden light with a modular design for convenient packaging and transportation includes a first light set, and a second light set substantially in the same shape of the first light set and proportionally enlarged, and the two light sets include a hollow column, a solar lighting module and a base, and the hollow column of the second light set can be sheathed on the outer periphery of the hollow column of the first light set, such that two bases and two solar lighting modules can be accommodated in the inner periphery of the hollow column of the first light set to reduce the packaging and transportation costs.

A lighting device (1) comprising: a substrate defining a plane; at least one solid-state light source mounted on the substrate, an outer light-transmissive envelope (2), and a light-transmissive wall which is arranged at a circumference of the substrate and which has an extension along and is curved towards an optical axis (A) of the lighting device (1). The light-transmissive wall comprises an edge portion distal to the substrate, which edge portion is adapted to diffuse light from the at least one solid-state light source such that a shadow on the outer light-transmissive envelope (2) is blurred, the shadow being caused by an electrical component mounted on the substrate and blocking light emitted by the at least one solid-state light source.

A projection lamp and a lamp holder include a housing defining a projection port, a lampshade covered on the projection port of the housing, and a projection lamp assembly. Light is emitted from the projection port. The projection lamp assembly includes at least two light sources and a first corrugated sheet. Patterns are provided on the first corrugated sheet. The at least two light sources are configured to emit the light. The light passes through the first corrugated sheet and the lampshade to emit out. Projection brightness of the at least two light sources is great and the first corrugated sheet is replaceable. A projected image is replaced by replacing a pattern-changing gear in tan inserting groove. Light strips are arranged on an outer wall of the projection lamp to create a visual atmosphere effect.

The present disclosure provides a light homogenizing film, a backlight module and a display device. The light homogenizing film includes a substrate film layer on which a plurality of light homogenizing structures are arranged in an array. The light homogenizing structure includes: a first recess in a regular pyramid shape positioned on a light incident surface of the substrate film layer, and a second recess in a regular pyramid shape positioned on a light emitting surface of the substrate film layer. On a plane where a main body of the substrate film layer is located, an orthographic projection of the second recess completely covers an orthographic projection of the first recess, and the orthographic projections of the first and second recesses are regular polygons which have overlapped centers, the same number of sides and the same orientation.

A wireless lighting device for vehicle accessories includes a signal transmitter and an encapsulated light board. The light board includes a unitary baseplate, a backlight module, a power module, and a top cover. The backlight module including a circuit board, light emitting elements, a transceiver, and a control module configured to turn the light emitting elements on and off according to the detected signal. The power module including a battery and a conductive strip configured to electrically connect the battery to the circuit board. The top cover configured to be irreversibly sealed to the baseplate with a customizable light permeable region covering the light elements. The transmitter configured to be installed on a door or a frame of a vehicle, and the light board configured to be installed in a vehicle accessory. The wireless lighting device having at least a ten year operational life without replacement of the batteries therein.

A wall wash recessed light fixture has an enclosure, an aperture, an LED module, a tubular reflector, a lens, a trim element and a diffuser. The lens is disposed at an opening of the tubular reflector, has a concave surface facing the LED module and a convex surface facing the aperture, and has a principal axis aligned at an oblique angle Θ.sub.1 relative to an optical axis of the LED module. An internal kicker reflector is offset from the optical axis of the LED module toward a second end of the light fixture, and is substantially parallel to a height axis (Z) and lateral axis (X) and faces a center axis of the aperture and. The trim element is disposed below the collimator assembly and at least partially in the opening of the ceiling. A first diffuser covers a first trim opening and is aligned at an oblique angle relative to the longitudinal axis (X).

A vehicle rearview mirror assembly is provided, including: a casing including a first shell body and a mounting board having an attachment portion with an aperture; a mirror attached to the mounting board and including a light-penetrable patterned portion spatially corresponding to the aperture; a light emitting module mounted to the attachment portion and including a second shell body, a light guide and a light source, the second shell body including an insertion slot therethrough, the light source being inserted through the insertion slot and engaged within the second shell body, and a binding member securing the light emitting module to the second shell body and sealing the insertion slot.

A vehicle rearview mirror assembly is provided, including: a casing including a first shell body and a mounting board having an attachment portion with an aperture; a mirror attached to the mounting board and including a light-penetrable patterned portion spatially corresponding to the aperture; a light emitting module mounted to the attachment portion and including a second shell body, a light guide and a light source, the second shell body including an insertion slot therethrough, the light source being inserted through the insertion slot and engaged within the second shell body, and a binding member securing the light emitting module to the second shell body and sealing the insertion slot.