Technology
US10180221B1
MODULAR SOLAR-POWERED LIGHTING DEVICES AND COMPONENTS THEREOF
US 9,080,736 B1
PORTABLE SOLAR-POWERED DEVICES
US 9,080,736 B1
PORTABLE SOLAR-POWERED DEVICES
US11421838B2
SOLAR-POWERED LIGHTING DEVICES
US11371667B2 MULTIFUNCTIONAL SOLAR-POWERED LIGHTING
Patents
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US-2023-0059497-A1 · Issued Feb 23, 2023
11,512,826 · Issued Nov 29, 2022
US 20160215941 · Issued Jul 28, 2016
US 9255675B1 · Issued Feb 9, 2016
Abstract
Solar-powered lighting devices that may be portable and/or collapsible are described. The devices may include a housing including a first wall, a second wall, and one or more side walls between the first wall and the second wall, at least one solar panel to generate solar energy, and a rechargeable battery to store the solar energy generated. The devices may include a plurality of operating modes for controlling lights within the housing and a microprocessor for controlling the operating modes.
SEE PATENT 07/28/2016, 02/09/2016, 2015
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US 11482879B2 · Issued Oct 25, 2022
Abstract
Induction charging devices equipped with solar panels are described. The charging device may comprise a housing containing at least one induction coil, a circuit board, and at least one solar panel operably coupled to the induction coil and the circuit board. The induction coil may be proximate a first surface of the housing to thereby define an induction area of the first surface. The solar panel may be coupled to or integrated into a second surface the housing such that the solar panel faces outward from the housing, e.g., for exposure to the sun or a source of artificial light. The first surface and the second surface may face in the same direction or opposite directions.
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US 11,421,838 · Issued Aug 23, 2022
Abstract
Solar-powered lighting devices are described, the solar-powered lighting devices including a housing and an electronic cord coupled to the housing. The housing may include a first section coupled to a second section, the first section including a solar panel coupled to an outer surface. The lighting devices may also include a rechargeable battery, a microprocessor, and a user interface to receive user input and transmit the user input to the microprocessor. The electronic cord may be flexible and includes at least one light-emitting diode, wherein the microprocessor is configured to control at least one operating mode of the LED of the electronic cord based on the user input.Abstract Solar-powered lighting devices are described, the solar-powered lighting devices including a housing and an electronic cord coupled to the housing. The housing may include a first section coupled to a second section, the first section including a solar panel coupled to an outer surface. The lighting devices may also include a rechargeable battery, a microprocessor, and a user interface to receive user input and transmit the user input to the microprocessor. The electronic cord may be flexible and includes at least one light-emitting diode, wherein the microprocessor is configured to control at least one operating mode of the LED of the electronic cord based on the user input.
Other inventors:
Seungah Jeong, President & CEO of MPOWERD, Inc. Board of Directors of ASBN. USPTO Patent Holder. -
11,371,667 B2 · Issued Jun 28, 2022
16/682,771 · Issued Nov 13, 2019
Lighting devices are described and may include a housing containing a rechargeable battery, a microprocessor, and a plurality of light sources in electronic communication with the rechargeable battery and the microprocessor. At least a portion of the housing may be transparent or translucent, wherein the plurality of light sources face the portion of the housing that is transparent or translucent. The lighting devices may be solar-powered, e.g., including a solar panel coupled to an outer surface of the housing, wherein the solar panel is in electronic communication with the rechargeable battery. The lighting devices herein also include a handle of a malleable material configured to adopt and maintain a variety of positions.Lighting devices are described and may include a housing containing a rechargeable battery, a microprocessor, and a plurality of light sources in electronic communication with the rechargeable battery and the microprocessor. At least a portion of the housing may be transparent or translucent, wherein the plurality of light sources face the portion of the housing that is transparent or translucent. The lighting devices may be solar-powered, e.g., including a solar panel coupled to an outer surface of the housing, wherein the solar panel is in electronic communication with the rechargeable battery. The lighting devices herein also include a handle of a malleable material configured to adopt and maintain a variety of positions.
Other inventors
Seungah Jeong, President & CEO of MPOWERD, Inc. Board of Directors of ASBN. USPTO Patent Holder
Mehmet Can Mailmail, Product @ Ring / Amazon
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US20220186893A1 · Issued Jun 16, 2022
Abstract
Lighting devices are described and may include a housing, a solar panel, and at least one speaker. The housing may include a cover and a base coupled to the cover. The lighting device may also include at least one rechargeable battery, a microprocessor, and a plurality of light sources, such as LEDs, configured to emit light towards the cover. The solar panel, the rechargeable battery, the microprocessor, the speaker, and the plurality of light sources may be in electronic communication with one another. Further, for example, the microprocessor may be configured to control at least one operating mode of the plurality of light sources and at least one operating mode of the speaker.
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17/688677 · Issued Jun 16, 2022
11,268,663 · Issued Sep 18, 2019
Lighting devices are described and may include a housing, a solar panel, and at least one speaker. The housing may include a cover and a base coupled to the cover. The lighting device may also include at least one rechargeable battery, a microprocessor, and a plurality of light sources, such as LEDs, configured to emit light towards the cover. The solar panel, the rechargeable battery, the microprocessor, the speaker, and the plurality of light sources may be in electronic communication with one another. Further, for example, the microprocessor may be configured to control at least one operating mode of the plurality of light sources and at least one operating mode of the speaker.Lighting devices are described and may include a housing, a solar panel, and at least one speaker. The housing may include a cover and a base coupled to the cover. The lighting device may also include at least one rechargeable battery, a microprocessor, and a plurality of light sources, such as LEDs, configured to emit light towards the cover. The solar panel, the rechargeable battery, the microprocessor, the speaker, and the plurality of light sources may be in electronic communication with one another. Further, for example, the microprocessor may be configured to control at least one operating mode of the plurality of light sources and at least one operating mode of the speaker.
Other inventors
Seungah Jeong, President & CEO of MPOWERD, Inc. Board of Directors of ASBN. USPTO Patent Holder. -
US 10704746 · Issued Jul 7, 2020
Lighting devices are described and may include a housing that includes one or more end walls and one or more side walls, the housing defining a chamber and a base. The lighting devices may include one or more of a solar panel, a rechargeable battery, a microprocessor, a wireless interface, and/or a plurality of lights, in communication with one another. The plurality of lights may be configured to emit light transverse to the one or more side walls, the lighting device also including a diffuser configured to diffuse and redirect light emitted by the plurality of lights into the chamber. The microprocessor may be configured to control at least one operating mode of the plurality of lights.
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CN 108361569A · Issued Jan 1, 2020
Abstract
The invention discloses a solar powered lamp, which comprises a collapsible housing with a side wall and flat end walls; an impermeable seal located between the flat end walls and the side wall; a printed circuit board located on one end wall and comprising a planar array of light emitting diodes (LEDs), wherein the one end wall includes an inner end wall, an outer end wall and a rigid plate sealed between the inner end wall and the outer end wall; a reflective surface located on the inner end wall and having an aperture disposed above the planar array of LEDs; a rechargeable battery attached to the printed circuit and used for powering the light emitting diodes; a solar panel located on the printed circuit board opposite to the planar array of LEDs and adapted to recharge the rechargeable battery; and a switch for powering the LEDs on and off. The printed circuit board is operatively connected to the rechargeable battery, the LEDs, the solar panel and the switch.
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US 10180221B1 · Issued Jan 15, 2019
Modular solar devices and kits of various components for assembling such devices are described. The kit may include a lighting component, one or more lights, a power storage component, and/or a solar component. The lighting component may include a control circuit and at least one light connector operably coupled to the first control circuit, wherein the light(s) may be configured to electrically connect to the light connector(s). The power storage component may include a control circuit and at least one rechargeable battery operably coupled to the control circuit. The solar component may include a solar panel, e.g., the solar component being configured to supply electricity generated by the solar panel to the power storage component and/or the lighting component to illuminate the light(s).
Seungah Jeong, President & CEO of MPOWERD, Inc. Board of Directors of ASBN. USPTO Patent Holder
Mehmet Can Mailmail, Product @ Ring / Amazon
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CN 203453797U · Issued Feb 26, 2014
Abstract
Inflatable solar lamp
The utility model relates to an inflatable solar lamp which overcomes the defect that an inflatable solar illuminant in the prior art has an inconvenient shape and is lack of effective light scattering capability. The inflatable solar lamp is equipped with flat end parts and a semi-transparent flexible shell, so that the shell can be inflated to form a free upright cylinder. A solar panel faces outwards on one of the flat end parts and is used for charging a repeatable-charging battery at a low side; the repeatable-charging battery supplies power to an LED (Light-Emitting Diode) array under the control of a printed circuit board; and the LED array is arranged in the lamp shell. Reflecting surfaces which are opposite to each other on the opposite inner side end wall of the lamp scatter light from the LED as much as possible. The lamp is durable and portable, is a long-term lighting means, and is used for people, victims, and the like who living outside a power supply area of power grid.
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CN 103807613A
Abstract
Inflatable solar-powered lamp
A solar-powered lamp is provided with flat ends and a translucent flexible housing, such that the housing can be inflated to form a free-standing cylinder. A solar panel faces outward on one of the flat ends for recharging a low-profile rechargeable battery which, under the control of a printed circuit panel, powers an array of LEDs, which point into the lamp housing. Reflective surfaces, facing each other on opposite inside end walls of the lamp, maximize the diffusion of light from the LEDs. The lamp is a durable, portable, long-light lighting solution for those who live off the electric power grid, are victims of disaster, and the like.
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CN 107208855
Abstract
Portable solar-powered devices
Solar-powered lighting devices that may be portable and/or collapsible are described. The devices may include a housing including a first wall, a second wall, and one or more side walls between the first wall and the second wall, at least one solar panel to generate solar energy, and a rechargeable battery to store the solar energy generated. The devices may include a plurality of operating modes for controlling lights within the housing, and a microprocessor for controlling the operating modes.