An automotive headlamp system and an automotive lamp. The automotive headlamp system comprises a light source, a primary optical element, an automotive signal lamp structure, and a secondary optical element arranged sequentially along the light emitting direction. The automotive signal lamp structure comprises a light-transmitting portion and a rotating shaft. The light-transmitting portion comprises at least one light-transmitting plate mounted on the rotating shaft which can be driven to rotate by the rotating shaft. By means of rotation, light from the light source exits from the primary optical element, then selectively passes through one of or none of the light-transmitting plates, and is then projected by means of the secondary optical element to achieve a corresponding signal lamp function. The light-transmitting plate mounted on the rotating shaft is used to replace an existing signal lamp, reducing the space occupied by the original signal lamp, decreasing the volume of a headlamp.

A vehicle lamp includes a light-emitting unit that includes a plurality of light source modules, which are arranged side-by-side, an optical path adjustment unit that includes a plurality of collimator lenses, each of which adjusts a path of light generated by each of the light source modules, and an optical unit that transmits the light, which is incident thereupon after being guided by the optical path adjustment unit, thereby allowing a predetermined beam pattern to be formed. The optical unit includes a first optical lens module, upon which the light guided by the optical path adjustment unit is incident, and a second optical lens module, upon which the light transmitted through the first optical lens module is incident, and each of the first and second optical lens modules includes a plurality of incident lenses and a plurality of exit lenses, which correspond to one another.

A lighting device for vehicles having a light source apparatus for emitting light, having an optical apparatus, which contains a lens arrangement with a multiplicity of lenses, for deflecting the light in accordance with a specified light distribution, and having a positioner for adjusting a lens along an optical axis of the lens arrangement, wherein the positioner is implemented as an apparatus for setting basic scatter width in such a manner that light can be projected in different scatter widths for a specified basic lighting function.

A vehicle lamp includes a substrate, a lens having a pivotal attachment to the substrate and defining a lamp chamber between the lens and the substrate, at least one light source provided in the lamp chamber, an alignment portion integral with and extending from the lens parallel to the substrate and having an aperture, and an adjustment mechanism extending through the aperture and the substrate, the adjustment mechanism configured to adjust alignment of the lens with a single-point adjustment.

A system may have lights. The lights may emit visible and infrared light. Infrared light may be used to illuminate objects that are monitored using infrared image sensors or other infrared sensors. Visible light may be used to illuminate objects that are viewed by users and which may be monitored using sensors. The lights may be adjustable. An adjustable light may have a light source that contains an infrared light-emitting device such as an infrared light-emitting diode and a visible light-emitting device such as a visible light-emitting diode. A reflector may reflect light from the light source towards a lens. An adjustable light-blocking device may be located between the reflector and the lens. The light-blocking device may allow infrared light to pass unimpeded while adjusting visible light passing to the lens.

A vehicle lamp includes a light-emitting unit that includes a plurality of light source modules, which are arranged side-by-side, an optical path adjustment unit that includes a plurality of collimator lenses, each of which adjusts a path of light generated by each of the light source modules, and an optical unit that transmits the light, which is incident thereupon after being guided by the optical path adjustment unit, thereby allowing a predetermined beam pattern to be formed. The optical unit includes a first optical lens module, upon which the light guided by the optical path adjustment unit is incident, and a second optical lens module, upon which the light transmitted through the first optical lens module is incident, and each of the first and second optical lens modules includes a plurality of incident lenses and a plurality of exit lenses, which correspond to one another.

A headlight includes light sources, and phase modulation elements that diffract lights incident from the light sources with changeable phase modulation patterns. The lights diffracted by the phase modulation elements are emitted with a low beam light distribution pattern that is a predetermined light distribution pattern based on the phase modulation patterns. A projection region on which zeroth order lights, that are emitted from the phase modulation elements without being diffracted by the phase modulation elements, among the lights incident on the phase modulation elements, are projected is located within a range where a driver's view of a vehicle is obstructed by the vehicle.

A car light system and a motor vehicle include an illuminating lamp configured to emit illuminating ray; a projection lamp configured to project received information to be projected onto a projection medium; and a control module configured to provide the information to be projected and turn on and off the illuminating lamp and the projection lamp.

A motor vehicle lighting device including: a housing and an outer lens; a light source support in the housing; an optical element; a bearing member fixed to the housing, the optical element being gripped between the light source support and the bearing member; and at least one elastic element gripped between the bearing member and the optical element and configured to be elastically deformable in a direction from the bearing member toward the optical element.

A projection optical instrument includes a light source unit, a projection optical member and a support part. The light source unit emits light. The projection optical member transforms the light emitted from the light source unit into projection light. The support part supports the projection optical member to be movable with respect to the light source unit in at least one direction orthogonal to an optical axis direction of the light source unit. When vibration is applied to at least one of the light source unit and the projection optical member, the projection optical member accordingly vibrates with respect to the light source unit in a direction orthogonal to the optical axis direction of the light source unit.