A digital display grave marker apparatus for seeing and hearing the deceased includes a marker body having a body front side, a body back side, a body left side, a body right side, a body top side, and a body bottom side. A display screen is coupled to the body front side. A CPU is coupled within the marker body and is in operational communication with the display screen. A wireless transceiver is coupled within the marker body and is in operational communication with the CPU to interface with personal electronic devices. A memory card is coupled within the marker body and is in operational communication with the CPU. A battery is coupled within the marker body and is in operational communication with the CPU. A solar panel is coupled to the marker body and is in operational communication with the battery.

A portable illuminated sign with solar panels for outdoors and indoors use comprising a front and rear frame for receiving and securing a LED light panel, placed between both frames to emit light in order to display illuminated signs consisting of text or a logo, immediately in the front and immediately behind the LED light panel, solar panels, mounted on the front and rear side of the sign at an angle ranging from 40 to 50 degrees to a horizontal line coming through a top of the base, to absorb sunlight as a source of energy, to generate electricity stored in a battery, a base, openings for a means holding together the front frame, the rear frame and the LED light panel.

A luminescent optical device based on a luminescent solar collector, LSC, is disclosed. In addition to components forming a LSC for generating electrical energy from solar energy, the luminescent optical device also includes a light source, and optionally one or more sensors, both electrically connected to an energy storage device of the LSC. Under the control of a control unit, the light source may emit light of different wavelengths, for example in response to environmental data measured by the sensor, thereby exciting respective domains containing luminescence material to emit light of different colours. The luminescent optical device may function as a standalone and fully integrated device that is capable of harvesting energy, illuminating itself and displaying various content conveniently and flexibly, for various purposes.

Systems and methods for providing solar-generated power to a display unit mounted to a vehicle are provided. One or more mounting supports connect a housing for an electronic display to the vehicle. A solar energy harvesting device is secured to an upper portion of the vehicle and is electrically connected to the electronic display.

An illuminated signage has a housing that carries a plurality of signage panels having a photoluminescent area carrying indicia for the signage. The signage panels are carried in a channel extending across a front face of the housing. An electrical circuit controls a plurality of light emitters that are configured to illuminate when the photoluminescent area has been depleted and is no longer producing enough luminescence to illuminate the indicia. The electrical circuit may also be configured to illuminate the LEDs on demand.

An extruded post used to support a sign, mailbox or set of rails, or in a stand-alone mode, with an interior light source to illuminate characters cut out of the wall of the post or rail for identification of a property or to transmit a message. The light source is inserted into the interior of the post or rail. A translucent sheet is placed within the wall of the post or rail and in front of the illumination source. A reflective backing, with a locking aspect, is inserted into the post or rail to reflect light from the light source thru the translucent sheet and thru the cut out characters. Power for the illumination is provided by a solar charged battery placed in a cap on top of the post. A processing unit is placed in line between the power source and the illumination to generate light patterns and effects.

An illuminated signage has a housing that carries a plurality of signage panels having a photoluminescent area carrying indicia for the signage. The signage panels are carried in a channel extending across a front face of the housing. An electrical circuit controls a plurality of light emitters that are configured to illuminate when the photoluminescent area has been depleted and is no longer producing enough luminescence to illuminate the indicia. The electrical circuit may also be configured to illuminate the LEDs on demand.

A signage system and method for providing information wirelessly to the signage system for display on digital monitors. The signage system includes a stand and at least one display mounted on the stand. The stand includes a base, an extension, and an A-frame mount connected to the top of the extension, the A-frame mount having a first face and a second face each extending upwards at an angle from the A-frame base. The first face and the second face are configured to receive digital monitors thereon. The signage system further includes additional faces on both the top and bottom portions for receiving multiple additional advertising displays.

The systems and methods of the present disclosure provide connectable tiles that can form a self-contained illuminated sign of potentially unlimited size. The self-contained illuminated sign can include one or more tiles. A tile can include a diffusion film having a surface to be illuminated. The tile can include a light guide plate coupled to the diffusion film. The light guide can be configured to evenly distribute light through the diffusion film. The tile can include a solar panel coupled to the light guide. The solar panel can capture light that passes through the diffusion film and the light guide. The tile can include a light source positioned adjacent to the light guide that receives stored electrical power from a battery electrically coupled to the solar panel. The tile can include a connector configured to attach the tile to a second tile.