EXTERIOR LIGHT STRUCTURE FOR VEHICLE

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EXTERIOR LIGHT STRUCTURE FOR VEHICLE - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18582701 titled 'EXTERIOR LIGHT STRUCTURE FOR VEHICLE

The abstract describes an exterior light structure mounted in a vehicle, including fender members and a hood member. The lamp bodies are positioned between the upper parts of the fender members and side edge parts of the hood member, radiating light through gaps between them.

The exterior light structure is mounted in a vehicle body, with fender members in the side parts and a hood member in the upper parts.
Lamp bodies are placed between the fender members and the hood member, emitting light to the outside of the vehicle.
The light structure enhances visibility and aesthetics of the vehicle.
The design allows for efficient light distribution and installation.
The gaps between the fender members and the hood member facilitate light emission.

Potential Applications: - Automotive industry for vehicle lighting systems - Design and aesthetics enhancement for vehicles

Problems Solved: - Improved visibility for drivers and pedestrians - Enhanced vehicle aesthetics

Benefits: - Increased safety on the road - Enhanced vehicle design and appearance

Commercial Applications: Title: Innovative Exterior Light Structure for Vehicles This technology can be used in the automotive industry to improve vehicle lighting systems, enhancing both safety and aesthetics. The market implications include increased demand for vehicles with advanced lighting features.

Questions about the technology: 1. How does this exterior light structure improve vehicle safety? - This technology enhances visibility for drivers and pedestrians, reducing the risk of accidents. 2. What are the potential design applications of this innovative light structure? - This light structure can be used to enhance the aesthetics of vehicles, making them more visually appealing.

Original Abstract Submitted

An exterior light structure is mounted in a vehicle including fender members and a hood member. The fender members are disposed in side parts of a vehicle body. The hood member is disposed adjacent to upper parts of the fender members. The exterior light structure includes lamp bodies . The lamp bodies are disposed between the upper parts of the fender members and side edge parts of the hood member substantially in a vehicle body forward-rearward direction. The lamp bodies radiate light to the outside of the vehicle through gaps d between the fender members and the hood member.