Signage system
First Claim
1. A signage system, comprising:
- a) a plurality of stationary and parked vehicles with the ignition off, facing the same direction, parked in an automobile sales lot with the front of each vehicle facing a road, each having a windshield,b) a plurality of signs, each sign having a visual display surface that is capable of forming an illuminated graphic display on the visual display surface, each sign being mounted for display adjacent the inside surface of the windshield of one of the plurality of vehicles, so that the visual display surfaces of the plurality of signs are parallel, symmetric about a horizontal line of the visual display surfaces, and simultaneously visible to observers situated in front of the vehicles on a road, with the visual display surface substantially covering the entire windshield,c) a plurality of message controllers, each adapted to determine the graphic display on one of the plurality of signs,d) a single message programming device adapted to instruct the plurality of message controllers concerning the graphic display that each message controller determines for its associated sign,e) a vehicle marketing and sales message appropriate for the plurality of vehicles in which the signs are installed, each sign displaying a portion of the message, with the complete message spanning the plurality of signs,f) the vehicle marketing and sales message consisting of a single line of characters which are dimensionally substantially the full height of the visual display surface, andg) the message transverses along the horizontal line of the visual display surfaces.
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Abstract
A signage system (10) including one or more visual display devices (11), each mounted for display behind the windshield (15) of one or more parked and ignition-off vehicles (16). Each sign (11) has a visual display surface (12) that is capable of forming an illuminated graphic display (13) on the visual display surface (12). The visual display surface (12) would be visible to observers in front of the vehicle (16). The system (10) includes wireless communication hardware (60) that allows the visual display (11) to be programmed by a remote programming device (41). Each of the display devices (11) can be programmed to have a separate message and each message would scroll from left to right across the display surface (12) in a time coordinated manner so that the message appears to scroll consistently from left to right across the visual field of the plurality of display surfaces (12).
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1. A signage system, comprising:
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a) a plurality of stationary and parked vehicles with the ignition off, facing the same direction, parked in an automobile sales lot with the front of each vehicle facing a road, each having a windshield, b) a plurality of signs, each sign having a visual display surface that is capable of forming an illuminated graphic display on the visual display surface, each sign being mounted for display adjacent the inside surface of the windshield of one of the plurality of vehicles, so that the visual display surfaces of the plurality of signs are parallel, symmetric about a horizontal line of the visual display surfaces, and simultaneously visible to observers situated in front of the vehicles on a road, with the visual display surface substantially covering the entire windshield, c) a plurality of message controllers, each adapted to determine the graphic display on one of the plurality of signs, d) a single message programming device adapted to instruct the plurality of message controllers concerning the graphic display that each message controller determines for its associated sign, e) a vehicle marketing and sales message appropriate for the plurality of vehicles in which the signs are installed, each sign displaying a portion of the message, with the complete message spanning the plurality of signs, f) the vehicle marketing and sales message consisting of a single line of characters which are dimensionally substantially the full height of the visual display surface, and g) the message transverses along the horizontal line of the visual display surfaces. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14)
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