Abstract: A lighting system configured to be coupled to a vehicle, the lighting system including a light source configured to illuminate a target area in front of the vehicle from above, wherein the lighting system is configured to move between a retracted position and an extended position. Further, A method of preventing accidents, including positioning a light source above a target area by extending a light structure to an extended position outward from a vehicle, turning off headlights of the vehicle, and illuminating the target area from above with the light source.

Abstract: A lighting system including an exoskeleton, a plurality of light modules coupled to the exoskeleton, a first corner light module, configured to couple to the exoskeleton, and a second corner light module configured to couple to the exoskeleton, wherein when the first corner light module and the second corner light module are coupled to the exoskeleton, an opening is formed. Further, a light system including a light bar comprising at least one light module, wherein the lighting system is configured to emit a flash pattern with two or more lighting elements on each of the at least one light module, and operate a command mode, wherein the command mode comprises emitting steady green light from the at least one light module.

Abstract: A glare reduction system includes an illumination module configured to illuminate an illumination channel. The glare reduction system further includes a sensor module configured to sense movement with a sensor zone and a processing module in operative communication with the illumination module and the sensor module. The processing module is programmed to reduce illumination in an illumination channel when the sensor module senses movement of a person within the sensor zone.

Abstract: A lighting system including an exoskeleton, a plurality of light modules coupled to the exoskeleton, a first corner light module, configured to couple to the exoskeleton, and a second corner light module configured to couple to the exoskeleton, wherein when the first corner light module and the second corner light module are coupled to the exoskeleton, an opening is formed. Further, a light system including a light bar comprising at least one light module, wherein the lighting system is configured to emit a flash pattern with two or more lighting elements on each of the at least one light module, and operate a command mode, wherein the command mode comprises emitting steady green light from the at least one light module.

Abstract: A lightbar configured to couple with an emergency vehicle, the lightbar includes one or more warning lights configured to emit an emergency flash pattern, and an indicator light configured to display one or more status indicators of the emergency vehicle. Further, A system configured to display a one or more status indicators of an emergency vehicle, including the lightbar described herein, a plurality of sensors, and a processor, wherein the processor is configured to receive a plurality of signals from the plurality of sensors, and direct the indicator light of the light bar to display the one or more status indicators of an emergency vehicle based on the plurality of signals.

Abstract: A modular vehicle accessory mounting system which includes one or more extruded rails designed to attach along a edge of the installation vehicle, one or more modular accessory modules that attach to the extruded rail as well as one or more communication modules that provide power to the accessory modules and serves as a communication bridge between the system and the vehicle or outside world. Generally speaking, these components may be structured to provide a low-profile mounting system for auxiliary illumination and other accessories along the edges of vehicles.

Abstract: A modular vehicle accessory mounting system which includes one or more extruded rails designed to attach along a edge of the installation vehicle, one or more modular accessory modules that attach to the extruded rail as well as one or more communication modules that provide power to the accessory modules and serves as a communication bridge between the system and the vehicle or outside world. Generally speaking, these components may be structured to provide a low-profile mounting system for auxiliary illumination and other accessories along the edges of vehicles.

Abstract: A coordinated multi-vehicle lighting system includes a remote coordination system and at least two vehicles. Each vehicle has a light installation that includes a front light, a rear light, a navigation module, and a controller in operable communication with the front light, the rear light, and the navigation module. Location data from the navigation module is provided to the remote coordination system, and the remote coordination system determines a status for each vehicle by comparing the location data from the vehicle to the location data from each of the other vehicles. The remote coordination system transmits the status of each vehicle to the controller of that vehicle. For each vehicle, the controller is programmed to selectively reduce an illumination of the front light and of the rear light according to the status of the vehicle.

Abstract: A lighting system including one or more loads and one or more load managers electrically coupled to or embedded in the one or more loads. The one or more load managers are configured to measure an input voltage from the one or more loads, determine if the input voltage is below a minimum voltage for the lighting system, when the input voltage is below the minimum voltage threshold, adjust a power level of the lighting system, and when the input voltage is above a minimum voltage, store the power level as an operational power for the lighting system.