LIGHTING DISPLAY DEVICE FOR VEHICLE

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LIGHTING DISPLAY DEVICE FOR VEHICLE - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240308423 titled 'LIGHTING DISPLAY DEVICE FOR VEHICLE

The abstract describes a lighting display device for a vehicle that includes a tube assembly wall, multiple light sources, and a lighting controller. The tubes in the wall are arranged vertically and horizontally, with light sources facing the inside of some tubes to display information such as figures and characters.

The device includes a tube assembly wall, light sources, and a lighting controller.
Tubes in the wall are arranged vertically and horizontally for a lighting display at the front or rear of a vehicle.
Light sources are positioned inside some tubes to display information like figures and characters.
The lighting controller controls the light sources to show the desired information.

Potential Applications: - Vehicle lighting for displaying information - Advertising on vehicles - Safety messages on the road

Problems Solved: - Providing customizable lighting displays on vehicles - Enhancing visibility and communication on the road

Benefits: - Increased visibility and safety on the road - Customizable and dynamic lighting displays - Effective communication of messages to other drivers

Commercial Applications: Title: Vehicle Lighting Display Device for Enhanced Communication This technology can be used in commercial vehicles, emergency vehicles, and advertising campaigns to enhance communication and visibility on the road.

Questions about the technology: 1. How does the lighting controller ensure the accurate display of information on the vehicle? 2. What are the potential cost implications of implementing this lighting display device on vehicles?

Original Abstract Submitted

a lighting display device for a vehicle includes a tube assembly wall, a plurality of light sources, and a lighting controller. in the tube assembly wall, a plurality of tubes directed in a lighting display direction at the front or rear of a vehicle are arrayed in a vertical direction and a vehicle width direction. the light sources are disposed facing the inside of at least some tubes in the tube assembly wall. the lighting controller controls lighting of the light sources such that information such as figures and characters is displayed.