Lighting and display apparatus
AssigneeCepia, LLC
InventorsJames Hornsby, Marcellus Benson, James Keefe, Joseph McGowan, Ashley Hornsby
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Abstract
A lighting system, apparatus and method that can be integrated into an office or household item. The lighting system has one or more light modules, each comprising three lights of a different color. The light modules further have a cover component having a hole positioned above the lights. The lighting system may further have a cushioned layer coupled to the light modules. The light modules are coupled to a power source and an integrated circuit, wherein the integrated circuit is configured to operate the light modules.
Claims9
A lighting apparatus integrated into a household product, comprising:
- (a) at least one light module comprising:
- (i) at least three lights, each of the at least three lights comprising a different color;
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- (ii) a cover component comprising a hole positioned above the at least three lights;
- (b) a first cushioned layer coupled to the at least one light module;
- (c) a power source electrically coupled to the at least one light module;
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- (d) an integrated circuit operably coupled to the at least one light module, the integrated circuit configured to operate the at least one light module.
A lighting apparatus integrated into a household product, comprising:
- (a) at least one light module integrated with the household product, said light module comprising:
- (i) at least three lights, each of the at least three lights comprising a different color;
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- (ii) a cover component comprising a hole positioned above the at least three lights;
- (b) a power source electrically coupled to the at least one light module;
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- (c) an integrated circuit operably coupled to the at least one light module, the integrated circuit configured to operate the at least one light module.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.