An externally-hung lamp assembly includes a circuit board, a battery pack, an upper cover, a lampshade, a rubber ring, a lower cover, and a hook. The circuit board has a first hole and a plurality of light-emitting components. The battery pack is electrically connected to the circuit board and is configured to provide power needed for turning on the light-emitting components. The upper cover is disposed on the circuit board. The lampshade is disposed in a second hole of the upper cover. The rubber ring is disposed beneath the circuit board. The lower cover is combined with the upper cover, wherein the lower cover has a back surface. The hook is pivotally disposed on the back surface of the lower cover. By means of the foregoing configurations, the externally-hung lamp assembly can meet configuration requirements of multiple different application scenarios.

A work light assembly comprising a housing, and an outer shield. The housing has a handle portion and an illuminating portion, separated by a neck portion. The handle portion has an outer surface and an inner bore extending between an upper and a lower end thereof. The inner bore opening is at the lower end, and has a bore cover threadedly engaged so as to cover the inner bore. The illuminating portion has a proximal end at the neck portion and a distal end extending therefrom. An outward face that is generally perpendicular to an axis of the handle portion is provided, with a plurality of LED elements positioned thereon. A battery is positioned within the inner bore and coupled to a switch mounted on the handle portion. The battery is also coupled to the plurality of LED elements in electrical communication, so as to be cordless. The outer shield is coupled to the neck portion of the handle portion. The outer shield extends around at least a portion of the illuminating portion.

A luminous attire comprising a garment including at least one light source whereby when the luminous garment is worn by a user and in use, the at least one light source emits light in a direction substantially ahead of the wearer and in the direction in which the wearer is traveling to lighten the surroundings and direction in which the wearer is traveling. On the luminous garment, the at least one light source is positioned on the attire at at least one location whereby the wearer does not have to manually point the at least one light source ahead of the wearer and in the direction in which the wearer is traveling. The luminous attire may comprise different types of luminous garments. The wearer may simultaneously wear more than one type of luminous garment, if so desired.

Chemically and thermally stable covalent organic framework (COF) materials are configured and operative as solid adsorbents for capturing gases and water.

First part. a.) Purse(s), backpack(s) and luggage are in-lined with LEDs that help to illuminate areas that are dark and difficult to retrieve items that are easier to locate, b.) Illumination swap allows for solid or multiple color LEDs to enjoy any festivity, blinking, dimmers and sequenced can be managed.

Second part. a.) A rectangular electronic device (human interface device) helps to keep track and store previous usages as to remind user/owner of itemized items are or not inside purse, backpack, luggage. Recalls and reminds individuals of items programed. b.) Later voice and vibration will be added to device as easier means of communication between device and human(s)

Emergency light devices, systems and methods that provide instant light in a power outage or other situations. One or more sensors monitor the flow of electricity, and when the flow of electricity is stopped or no longer present, an emergency light device power monitoring device instantly communicates via wireless communication technology to emergency light device(s) to instantly turn on the emergency light device(s). The emergency light device(s) can be a portable and/or permanent unit of varying shapes and sizes, and can be attached to any object, or may stand alone, with some or all of its parts being replaceable, interchangeable, or upgradeable.

An illumination apparatus can include a light assembly having a housing section and an attachment section. At least one light emitting device is contained within the housing section. The attachment assembly can include a substantially flat base section and an attachment member extending outwardly from the base section. The attachment section of the light assembly can define a recess having a size and shape that is complementary to the attachment member of the attachment assembly, such that the light assembly and the attachment assembly can be releasably attached to each other by complementary frictional engagement of the attachment member of the attachment assembly and the attachment section of the light assembly when the attachment member is positioned within the attachment section.

A system to provide circadian-friendly lighting for nighttime hospital care comprising a lighting module and a transmitter tag that interface wirelessly wherein the lighting module comprises red-shifted light spectra, which is proven to be less disruptive to melatonin production than current blue-shifted hospital lighting; wherein the light output of the devices is modulated by the proximity of a tag to the device, with light intensity increasing with closer proximity between these two components and decreasing with increased distance, thereby providing hands-free lighting to caregivers in the specific locations where they need light to perform care tasks.

A ceiling fan blade cover is provided. The device includes a flexible body and a lighting element. The flexible body includes a closed end and an open end. The open end defines an opening. The flexible body is designed to cover an individual ceiling fan blade. An attaching member is disposed on the flexible body. A fastener encircles the opening. The fastener secures the ceiling fan blade cover to the ceiling fan blade. In one embodiment, the fastener is an elastic band. In another embodiment, the fastener is an adjustable string with a slidable toggle. The lighting element includes a securing member that connects to the attaching member. The securing member secures the lighting element to the flexible body. The lighting element includes a transceiver which is operably connected to a controller. The controller may alter the color, pulsation, and intensity of illumination from the lighting element.

A portable workstation divider is disclosed. The workstation divider functionally integrates a lighting fixture with at least one privacy panel and a power outlet or outlets. The lighting fixture typically uses LED-based lighting elements. A single, long privacy panel may be wrapped around and attached to the lighting fixture in some embodiments, while in other embodiments, the lighting fixture may carry elements that establish a sliding track for two privacy panels. The power outlet or outlets may offer either alternating current (AC) or direct current (DC) power for user devices, and may be of any known type, including traditional AC outlets, USB and USB-C outlets, and proprietary types of outlets. Some workstation dividers may be entirely mobile.