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Substrate with lighting effect

  • US 9,474,137 B1
  • Filed: 07/10/2015
  • Issued: 10/18/2016
  • Est. Priority Date: 08/03/2009
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A collaborative lighting effect system for an event at a venue, comprising:

  • a. a network; and

    b. a plurality of portable collaborative lighting devices in communication with the network, each portable collaborative lighting device of the plurality of portable collaborative lighting devices configured to be attached to at least one of;

    a member of the audience, an object at the event, and a fixture at the event, wherein each portable collaborative lighting device of the plurality of portable collaborative lighting devices comprising;

    (i) a substrate;

    (ii) a power source attached to the substrate;

    (iii) at least one sensor connected to the power source and connected to the substrate;

    (iv) a plurality of lighting devices, wherein the plurality of lighting devices are at least one of;

    a light connected to the power source, a thermal based illumination device, and a chemical based illumination device;

    (v) a programmable logic circuit having a device processor with a device data storage, wherein the data storage comprises a non-transitory data storage medium and the data storage is connected to the power source, the at least one sensor, and at least one of the plurality of lighting devices, wherein the device data storage comprises computer instructions to instruct the device processor to do at least one of;

    1. operate the at least one lighting device in a predetermined sequence;

    or2. detect the plurality of portable collaborative lighting devices within a preset distance;

    (vi) computer instructions in the device data storage to instruct the device processor to;

    1. synchronize the detected plurality of portable collaborative lighting device into crowd maps, wherein at least one crowd map of the crowd maps comprising at least one of;

    a. a plurality of static graphic patterns which are deconstructed into individual portable collaborative lighting devices as pixels using at least one of;

    individual portable collaborative lighting devices on the member of the audience, individual portable collaborative lighting devices on the object at the event, and individual portable collaborative lighting devices on the fixture at the event;

    b. a plurality of static text messages which are deconstructed into individual portable collaborative lighting devices as pixels using at least one of;

    individual portable collaborative lighting devices on the member of the audience, individual portable collaborative lighting devices on the object at the event, and individual portable collaborative lighting devices on the fixture at the event;

    c. a plurality of moving graphic patterns which are deconstructed into individual portable collaborative lighting devices as pixels using at least one of;

    individual portable collaborative lighting devices on the member of the audience, individual portable collaborative lighting devices on the object at the event, and individual portable collaborative lighting devices on the fixture at the event;

    d. a plurality of moving text messages which are deconstructed into individual portable collaborative lighting devices as using at least one of;

    individual portable collaborative lighting devices on the member of the audience, individual portable collaborative lighting devices on the object at the event, and individual portable collaborative lighting devices on the fixture at the event; and

    e. a plurality videos, each video when deconstructed into individual portable collaborative lighting devices is presented as pixels using at least one of;

    individual portable collaborative lighting devices on the member of the audience, individual portable collaborative lighting devices on the object at the event, and individual portable collaborative lighting devices on the fixture at the event;

    (vi) pulse at least one lighting device of the plurality of lighting devices using a real time light pulsing sequence created during the collaborative lighting effect system for the event provided from an event processor with an event data storage connected to the network; and

    (viii) detect frequency sequences emitted from another portable collaborative lighting device for the event using the at least one sensor.

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