A three-dimensional (3D) pop-up display is provided. The 3D display comprises a folding panel formed of a paper substrate, and a power source. The folding panel comprises an interior surface with a pop-up element integral therewith. The pop-up element is located about a hinge of the folding panel and configured to form a 3D graphic about the hinge upon opening the folding panel. The pop-up element also comprises an electrical device printed or placed thereon. The electrical device includes at least one of a light source or a speaker. The power source is contained between the interior surface of the folding panel and the pop-up element and configured to power the electrical device.

A universal base for one or more panel assemblies has a processor that receives and processes instructions from at least one non-transitory computer readable storage medium. The instructions direct an illumination sequence to be executed by the processor to illuminate lights in the base. The at least one non-transitory computer readable storage medium is removably connected to the base such that when it is removed and a different second non-transitory computer readable storage medium is connected with the base, the lights are illuminated in a second illumination sequence in accordance with a set of second illumination instructions.

A greeting card assembly having an electronics unit embedded into the card. The electronics unit plays a length of music containing consecutive notes that can be selectively played over the speaker. A graphic of at least one instrument is displayed in the card. At least one activation sensor is provided within the graphic. Each activation sensor can be triggered by touching the graphic where the activation sensor is located. When an activation sensor is triggered, the electronics unit plays only one, two or three notes from the length of music. In this manner, to play the full length of music, the activation sensor must be repeatedly triggered. By strategically positioning each activation sensor in the graphic of the instrument, the repeated triggering of the activation sensor provides an appearance that a user is actually playing the instrument depicted in the graphic.

Some implementations of this disclosure provide an electronically customizable article comprising a fashion article selected from the group consisting of a handbag, a shoe, glasses, a tie, and a bowtie wherein the fashion article comprises an electronic visual display, a processor, a communication interface for communication between the fashion article and a network, and a non-transitory computer readable medium containing instructions that, when executed by the processor, causes the fashion article to connect to a server over the network, receive data from the server, and display one or more images associated with the data on the electronic visual display.

A multimedia gravesite memorial device includes a multimedia unit that has a display for displaying imagery and a plurality of speakers for emitting audible sounds. The multimedia unit is in remote communication with a personal electronic device thereby facilitating the multimedia unit to store imagery of a loved one and audio of the loved one speaking such that the display can display the imagery of the loved and the plurality of speakers can emit the audio of the loved one speaking. A pole is pivotally mounted to the multimedia unit and the pole can be driven into the ground adjacent to a tombstone of the loved one thereby facilitating the multimedia unit to be visible to visitors of the tombstone such that the visitors can view the imagery of the loved one and hear the audio of the loved one speaking.

A focused sound and infotainment system is provided along a continuous path. A moving staircase, escalator or walkway, is also provided for transporting persons, living things and/or objects, with which said focused sound and infotainment system is provided. A method is also disclosed for providing audio-visual information along a continuous path, particularly intended for and directed to people, living things, and/or objects being on the path and possible moving there along.