Twilight device
AssigneeCloud B, Inc.
InventorsJeff Johnson, Nader Hamda, Linda Suh
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Abstract
A device being in the form of a predetermined animal having a light emitting feature. The animal has at least a head and body. A plurality of light emitting members of varying colors being placed within the body, and a plurality of apertures being formed through the top surface of the body. Each aperture being in the shape of a star, and the placement of the apertures forming the pattern of a predetermined constellation. The light emitting members and apertures being formed in a manner such that light shines through the apertures and projects outwardly when the light emitting members are turned on.
Claims25
A device having the general appearance of a predetermined animal, said device comprising:
- a head;
- a body connected to said head, said body having a top surface;
- a plurality of light emitting members disposed within said body;
- a reflector base having a reflective top surface disposed within said body surrounding said plurality of light emitting members;
- and,
- a plurality of apertures formed through said top surface of said body, said apertures positioned so that light emitted by said light emitting members can emit out from said body through said apertures.
A device having the general appearance of a turtle, said device comprising:
- a head;
- a body connected to said head, said body having a shell;
- a plurality of light emitting members disposed within said body;
- a reflector base having a reflective top surface disposed within said body surrounding said plurality of light emitting members;
- and,
- a plurality of apertures formed through said shell, said apertures positioned so that light emitted by said light emitting members can emit out from said body through said apertures.
A device having the general appearance of a predetermined animal, said device comprising:
- a head;
- a body connected to said head, said body having a top surface;
- a plurality of light emitting members disposed within said body;
- a reflector base having a reflective top surface disposed within said body surrounding said plurality of light emitting members;
- a plurality of apertures formed through said top surface of said body, each aperture formed in the shape of a star and positioned so that light emitted by said light emitting members can emit out from said body through said apertures;
- and,
- said apertures arranged in the pattern of a predetermined constellation.
A device having the general appearance of a turtle, said device comprising:
- a head;
- a body connected to said head, said body having a shell;
- a plurality of light emitting members disposed within said body;
- a reflector base having a reflective top surface disposed within said body surrounding said plurality of light emitting members;
- a plurality of apertures formed through said shell, each aperture formed in the shape of a star and positioned so that light emitted by said light emitting members can emit out from said shell through said apertures;
- and,
- said apertures arranged in the pattern of a predetermined constellation.
A device having the general appearance of a turtle, said device comprising:
- a head;
- a body connected to said head, said body having a shell;
- a plurality of light emitting members disposed within said body;
- and,
- a plurality of apertures formed through said shell, said apertures positioned so that light emitted by said light emitting members can emit out from said body through said apertures.
A device having the general appearance of a turtle, said device comprising:
- a head;
- a body connected to said head, said body having a shell;
- a plurality of light emitting members disposed within said body;
- a plurality of apertures formed through said shell, each aperture formed in the shape of a star and positioned so that light emitted by said light emitting members can emit out from said shell through said apertures;
- and,
- said apertures arranged in the pattern of a predetermined constellation.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.