Class / Patent application number | Description | Number of patent applications / Date published |
362034000 | CHEMILUMINESCENT LIGHTING | 30 |
20080291658 | Polygonal Chemiluminescent Lighting Device - A chemiluminescent illuminated device employing a light-filtering injection molded polygonal shaped container that is scalloped to form an augmented illumination surface. The shaped housing includes a round shaped or form following chemical holding section. The lighting effects generated by the chemiluminescent chemical is enhanced by the polygonal shape and the inherent optical properties. | 11-27-2008 |
20090034229 | Method and apparatus for self-illuminating sports, entertainment, and safety devices - A method and apparatus for the self-illumination of various objects designed for use in sports, entertainment, and safety related activities. The objects are caused to self-illuminate by chemiluminescence to facilitate usage of the objects during non-daylight hours or in areas that are otherwise surrounded by darkness. Chemiluminescence may be activated through a variety of injection, acceleration, or tactile manipulation that are utilized to cause emission of visible light from within one or more cavities of the objects, from exterior portions of the objects, or from various inserts of the objects. Subcutaneous layers are also provided that may be caused to emanate visible light through chemiluminescence. | 02-05-2009 |
20090059556 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR SELF-ILLUMINATING SPORTS, ENTERTAINMENT, AND SAFETY DEVICES - A method and apparatus for the self-illumination of various objects designed for use in sports, entertainment, and safety related activities. The objects are caused to self-illuminate by chemiluminescence to facilitate usage of the objects during non-daylight hours or in areas that are otherwise surrounded by darkness. | 03-05-2009 |
20090103279 | Evacuation station with multiple lightstick activation - A chemiluminescent lightstick evacuation station consisting of a wall mountable fixture that stores a plurality of lightsticks that are accessed by opening the fixture cover. The fixture cover is opened by pivoting from a closed position to an open position wherein a lightstick restraint causes the activation of all stored lightsticks so as to facilitate their removal and use during an emergency. One lightstick may be retained in the device by use of restricted movement housing, and all lightsticks may be made to rotate outwardly for ease of access. | 04-23-2009 |
20090175024 | Chemiluminescent tactical illumination baton - A light stick for providing chemiluminescent light to provide general illumination of an otherwise darkened area. The device is thrown into position causing the chemiluminescent components to mix upon impact with a rigid object thereby generating chemiluminescent light after a predetermined delay. The device will provide illumination to an area of possible criminal activity and can be used tactically by law enforcement officials to help avoid danger to themselves and possibly others. | 07-09-2009 |
20090185360 | Evacuation Station with Single Lightstick Activation - A chemiluminescent lightstick evacuation station consisting of a wall mountable fixture that stores a plurality of lightsticks that are accessed by opening the fixture cover. The fixture cover is opened by pivoting from a closed position to an open position wherein a lightstick restraint causes the activation of one lightstick so as to illuminate the remaining lightsticks to facilitate their removal during an emergency. | 07-23-2009 |
20090185361 | INSTALLATION FOR EMERGENCY ILLUMINATION - Emergency lighting installation with a first reservoir and a second reservoir respectively for a first component and a second component of a liquid chemoluminescent product, and connected to product outlets in remote zones via a distributor system; a mixing system which includes receptor means of an activation signal, for mixing the components in response to the activation signal; sealing means which seal the reservoirs when the installation is not activated by the activation signal; an evacuation system that can be activated by the activation signal and connected to the reservoirs for mixing the components of the chemoluminescent product and evacuating them via the reservoirs and for impelling the luminescent product towards the product outlets. | 07-23-2009 |
20090207582 | Halloween Glowstick - A Halloween safety light glowstick having a symbolic long bone shape comprising a hollow shaft body that encases a glass ampule containing a chemiluminescent substance. A light is produced when the ampule ruptures in response to a bending of the plastic shaft body. Two locking arms that outline an articular joint member of a bone lockingly engage the glowstick to a costume. The articular joint member comprises a plug component that can be removed from the shaft body to provide access to the interior and to connect the shaft body to others, essentially extending a length of the lit body portion. The instant abstract is neither intended to define the invention disclosed in this specification nor intended to limit the scope of the invention in any way. | 08-20-2009 |
20090262514 | CAST PHOTOLUMINESCENT DEVICES AND PHOTOLUMINESCENT INSERTS FOR SUBSTRATES - A non-powered path marking system comprises a substrate defining a cavity. A photoluminescent insert comprises a first resinous layer that is cast with photoluminescent particles suspended therein. Adhesive attaches the photoluminescent insert inside of the cavity. A marking device comprises a photoluminescent insert comprising N cast resinous layers, wherein N is an integer greater than or equal to one. A first one of the N cast resinous layers includes photoluminescent particles suspended therein. A fastener includes a first portion cast in the photoluminescent insert and a second portion extending outside of the photoluminescent insert. | 10-22-2009 |
20090268427 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR SELF-ILLUMINATING SPORTS, ENTERTAINMENT, EMERGENCY, AND SAFETY DEVICES - A method and apparatus for the self-illumination of various objects designed for use in sports, entertainment, safety, and emergency related activities. The objects are caused to self-illuminate by chemiluminescence to facilitate usage of the objects during non-daylight hours or in areas that are otherwise surrounded by darkness. Chemiluminescence may be activated through a variety of injection, acceleration, or tactile manipulation that are utilized to cause emission of visible light from within one or more cavities of the objects, from exterior portions of the objects, or from various inserts of the objects. Subcutaneous layers are also provided that may be caused to emanate visible light through chemiluminescence. | 10-29-2009 |
20100014275 | End cap attachment for chemiluminescent light sticks - End caps for chemiluminescent light sticks. The end caps can be of a numerous styles and materials for coupling to a common light stick body. The end caps can be installed either during the manufacturing stage allowing manufacturer efficiencies or for installation by the consumer such as in a kit. The end caps allow use of a common light stick that may include the chemical light components in sealed containers wherein the container includes a receptacle for securement of the end cap; or in an unsealed container wherein the end cap provides the sealing mechanism for the chemicals. The end caps can be made from most any material providing the manufacturer with the ability to produce a large variety of attachment mechanisms while decreasing the cost of light stick production. | 01-21-2010 |
20100020529 | Lighted Tubing - Lighted oxygen tubing and methods of method of reducing occurrence of accidents involving inadvertently dislodged medical tubing are disclosed herein. Lighted oxygen tubing of one embodiment includes an elongate wall defining a sterile interior channel for transporting oxygen. The elongate wall has ends and a central portion therebetween. A light source is attached to an outer surface of the wall to indicate location of the wall central portion when in a dark environment. One method of reducing occurrence of accidents involving inadvertently dislodged medical tubing includes: providing medical tubing having an elongate wall defining a sterile interior channel for transporting a medical substance and having a central portion; providing a light source; and attaching the light source to an outer surface of the wall central portion to indicate location of the wall central portion when transporting the medical substance in a dark environment to reduce inadvertent contact with the wall. | 01-28-2010 |
20100046196 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR SELF-ILLUMINATING SPORTS, ENTERTAINMENT, EMERGENCY, AND SAFETY DEVICES - A method and apparatus for the self-illumination of various objects designed for use in sports, entertainment, safety, and emergency related activities. The objects are caused to self-illuminate by chemiluminescence to facilitate usage of the objects during non-daylight hours or in areas that are otherwise surrounded by darkness. Chemiluminescence may be activated through injection, acceleration, tactile manipulation, through the process of attaching various portions of the self-illuminating objects together, or through the use of a mechanical activator. Activation is utilized to cause emission of visible light from within one or more cavities of the objects, from exterior portions of the objects, or from various inserts of the objects. Subcutaneous packets are also provided that may be caused to emanate visible light through chemiluminescence. | 02-25-2010 |
20100091478 | Chemiluminescent aerosol spray - This invention relates to a stable, multiple-use chemiluminescent marking system capable of articulating, communicating, displaying and conveying chemiluminescent messages in the form of written text, numerics, alpha-numerics, figures, drawings, emergency messages, distress calls or directional traffic indicators. The invention functions by co-dispensing two vessels, each of which are pressurized by means of a liquid miscible propellant. The chemical ingredients from each vessel are combined by means of a mixing valve attached to the actuators of each vessel, which simultaneously eject the contents of both vessels and produce a ballistic chemiluminescent aerosol spray. In another aspect of this invention, each vessel has an internal pressure of 1 atmosphere and an aerosol spray is produced by a hand or finger-actuated co-dispensing pump spray. | 04-15-2010 |
20100097778 | Emergency light station with mechanically activated radio frequency signaling - A signaling system for an emergency light station containing chemiluminescent light sticks. The light station includes a cover that generates mechanical energy upon opening that is then transformed into electrical power. The electrical power is then utilized to transmit a radio frequency signal to a remote location is alert an observer to the fact that the light station has been opened. The alert provides an immediate indication that an emergency is in progress or that the safety emergency light station is being vandalized. | 04-22-2010 |
20100302759 | ILLUMINATED BOOK MARK - A device for discreetly illuminating theater programs for reading in a darkened theater, including an elongated generally flat top surface portion having a proximal end and a distal end and a first width and defining a display surface, an elongated generally flat bottom surface portion spaced from the generally flat elongated top surface portion and extending generally parallel to the elongated generally flat top surface portion and having a second width less than the first width, a first side portion extending between the generally flat top and bottom surface portions and disposed substantially perpendicular to the generally flat top and bottom surface portions, a second side portion extending between the generally flat top and bottom surface portions, wherein the generally flat top and bottom surface portions and the first and second side portions define a housing, a generally cylindrical recess formed in the housing, a translucent elongated slit formed in the second side portion and directed away from the elongated generally flat top surface portion, and a light source disposed in the generally cylindrical recess. Activation of the light source shines light through the slit. | 12-02-2010 |
20100302760 | Chemiluminescent Reagent Storing Device with Protection Casing and Chemiluminescent Device Using the Same - A chemiluminescent drug storing device with protection casing ( | 12-02-2010 |
20110013375 | Illuminated Display Unit - An illuminated-display unit useable to provide artwork with rotating, glowing effects is described. The illuminated-display unit includes a base, a plate, and a dome. The base has a top surface with a central receptacle and an annular channel, a control panel, and light sources housed therein. The plate is disposed within the receptacle and the dome is disposed on the base to engage the annular channel and thereby accept the plate within its interior. Ink drawings or artwork are drawn on surfaces of the plate and the dome. The light sources are illuminated to provide internally reflected light within the plate and base. The ink on the plate and base refracts the internally reflected light and/or chemically or physically reacts thereto to provide a glowing effect. The dome and/or the plate are rotatable manually or mechanically to provide an animated effect to the illuminated display. | 01-20-2011 |
20110058352 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR SELF-ILLUMINATING SPORTS, ENTERTAINMENT, EMERGENCY, AND SAFETY DEVICES - A method and apparatus for the self-illumination of various objects designed for use in sports, entertainment, safety, and emergency related activities. The objects are caused to self-illuminate by chemiluminescence to facilitate usage of the objects during non-daylight hours or in areas that are otherwise surrounded by darkness. Chemiluminescence may be activated through injection, acceleration, tactile manipulation, through the process of attaching various portions of the self-illuminating objects together, or through the use of a mechanical activator. Activation is utilized to cause emission of visible light from within one or more cavities of the objects, from exterior portions of the objects, or from various inserts of the objects. Subcutaneous packets are also provided that may be caused to emanate visible light through chemiluminescence. | 03-10-2011 |
20110085318 | CHEMILUMINESCENT SIGNALING DEVICES - A signaling device comprising a multi-part chemiluminescent light source and a reflective member attached to the signaling device. The chemiluminescent light source comprises at least one first part comprising at least one oxalate ester and at least one fluorescer, and at least one second part comprising at least one peroxide and at least one catalyst. Further, the signaling device comprises a multi-part chemiluminescent light source and a stand attached to the signaling device, wherein the chemiluminescent light source comprises at least one first part comprising at least one oxalate ester and at least one fluorescer, and at least one second part comprising at least one peroxide and at least one catalyst. | 04-14-2011 |
20110157863 | ENHANCED VISIBILITY CLOTHING AND SAFETY DEVICES, AND METHODS OF ILLUMINATING CLOTHING - A safety device comprising an article of clothing, first and second chambers in which first and second chemiluminescent compositions (which, if mixed, would produce electromagnetic radiation) are positioned, respectively. Also, a safety device comprising an article of clothing, tubing affixed to the clothing, the tubing defining a first chamber, first and second chemiluminescent compositions and a pump which is activatable to move at least the first chemiluminescent composition within the first chamber. Also, a method of illuminating an article of clothing, comprising mixing first and second chemiluminescent compositions to form a chemiluminescent mixture, and pumping the chemiluminescent mixture within at least a first chamber. Also, a method of illuminating an article of clothing, comprising mixing first and second chemiluminescent compositions in a first chamber, the first chamber being affixed to an article of clothing. | 06-30-2011 |
20110216521 | LIGHT DIFFUSION AND CONDENSING FIXTURE - Certain embodiments of the invention may include system apparatus for providing a light diffusion and condensing fixture. According to an example embodiment, a light fixture is configured for illuminating subjects and it includes an enclosure cavity. The enclosure defines a cavity with an opening and one or more reflective inner surfaces. The light fixture also includes a frame structure defining an optical aperture and the frame structure is disposed proximate to the opening. The light fixture also includes two or more film tensioners associated with the frame structure. The light fixture also includes at least one light source positioned between the one or more reflective surface and a plane defined by the optical aperture. The light fixture further includes at least one optical film comprising at least one lenticular lens surface and the at least one optical film is suspended substantially parallel to the optical aperture by the two or more tensioners. | 09-08-2011 |
20120020050 | Chemiluminescent grenade - The present invention discloses a non-pyrotechnic, light emitting projectile for marking and illuminating a target. The projectile generally contains a main body having frangible side walls, at least one frangible ampoule containing chemiluminescent reactant components, a substantially incompressible filler material positioned between the frangible side walls and ampoule, and a first and second end cap. The first end cap is designed to be traversable between a first position and a second position upon impact with an object, thus provides a force sufficient to rupture the frangible side walls and ampoules. Rupture of the ampoules causes intermixing of the chemiluminescent reactant components and formation of a chemiluminescent slurry. The second end cap provides sufficient energy transfer to the chemiluminescent slurry upon impact with a target to disperse the chemiluminescent slurry radially and outwardly with respect to the longitudinal axis of the main body. | 01-26-2012 |
20120033401 | CHEMILUMINESCENT ILLUMINATED NOVELTY DEVICE - A sealed, chemiluminescent novelty device includes a housing having side walls and a bottom wall formed as a unitary member to define a housing inner region and a lid sealable to the housing. The housing lid has a flexible membrane with a depending plunger thereon. A sealed charge having side walls and a top wall formed as a unitary member with a flexible membrane, is positioned in the sealed housing. The charge top wall has a depending activation post thereon aligned with the housing lid membrane. A sealed, frangible ampoule disposed in the charge. A first chemical is disposed in the charge, outside of the ampoule and a second chemical is disposed in the ampoule. Pressure applied to the housing lid urges the housing lid into contact with the charge top wall to urge the charge top wall inward of the charge to move the activation post into contact with the ampoule to break the ampoule to allow the first and second chemicals to mix to provide a chemiluminescent lighting effect. The mixed chemicals are maintained within the sealed charge. The device can have a shape resembling an ice cube. | 02-09-2012 |
20120092849 | QUANTUM DOT ILLUMINATION DEVICES AND METHODS OF USE - The present disclosure relates to illumination devices and methods of generating light for extended periods of time without requiring an outside source of power, recharging, refueling or maintenance. The devices of the present disclosure comprise a plurality of quantum dots and a radioisotope, and may be used in numerous ways, for example, for the marking critical areas or paths, for the illumination of pathways in aircraft, ships, trains, buildings, and other facilities where these routes must be precisely delineated or identified for safety reasons, for the inclusion of signs or other indicia that must be illuminated at all times, as well as many military uses, such as for the demarcation of temporary airfields for fixed-wing aircraft or helicopters or for IFF (identification friend or foe). | 04-19-2012 |
20120230009 | MULTI-COLOR CHEMILUMINESCENT DEVICE WITH BLENDED COLOR EFFECT - A flat profile chemiluminescent device includes first and second films sealed to one another to define an internal compartment and a liquid tight periphery. An absorbent member is disposed within the internal compartment. At least one openable ampoule is disposed adjacent the absorbent member. The ampoule contains an oxalate solution. An activator solution is disposed in the absorbent member. When the ampoule is are opened, the oxalate solution from the ampoule mixes with the activator solution in the absorbent member to effect a localized chemiluminescent effects. When two ampoules are employed, a transitional region is defined between the respective localized chemiluminescent effects where the respective localized effects contact, to produce a blended chemiluminescent effect. | 09-13-2012 |
20140003026 | BIODEGRADABLE CHEMILUMINESCENT ARTICLES | 01-02-2014 |
20140092579 | Film Chemiluminescent Device - A chemiluminescent device comprising a luminous body with a cavity enclosed by a transparent or semitransparent film casing is described. Part of a luminous body is sheathed in a waterproof bag and separated from part of the luminous body out of the waterproof bag by a separating and sealing device from the exterior. Two or more sealed storage cavities are formed, and each waterproof bag is also sealed as a waterproof protective cavity. The corresponding storage cavities contain radiant agents and oxidizing agents in different storage cavities. In addition, radiant agents and/or oxidizing agents are respectively sealed in breakable storage bags provided with an aluminum foil wrap layer composed of one or more layers of aluminum foil. Furthermore, a chemiluminescent device with an image device can be provided, wherein the image device is arranged in the luminous body. | 04-03-2014 |
20140198478 | LIGHTED TOOTH FOR A VEGETABLE LANTERN AND KIT - A self-illuminating tooth for a vegetable lantern is provided. The self-illuminating tooth has a tooth portion with a front facing portion, a rear facing portion, and a cavity provided within the tooth portion provided on the rear facing portion. A tooth retention portion is coupled to the tooth portion and has a plurality of flights, each flight having a serrated edge. A light is provided within the cavity of the tooth portion. The light in certain examples comprises a chemiluminescent tooth insert and is replaceable within the cavity. In other examples, a light and switch mechanism are provided. The light may be selectively actuated to illuminate the tooth portion. A method of decorating a vegetable lantern and a kit are also provided. | 07-17-2014 |
20160123540 | CHEMICAL ILLUMINANT - A chemical illuminant includes an outer case comprising sealable opposite ends situated in a lengthwise direction of the outer case; one ampoule housed in the outer case; a pair of compositions that emit light when mixed with each other; and a spacer arranged in the outer case, wherein one of the compositions is contained in a space formed inside of the outer case, but outside of the ampoule, and the other of the compositions is contained in the ampoule, a space in which the one of the compositions is contained is formed between the spacer and an inner surface of the outer case, at least one recess is formed at a periphery of the spacer, and the ampoule is supported in the recess. | 05-05-2016 |