Luminous Strip Corner Light Guide for Continuous Patterns

The housing side walls are divided into multiple light guiding strips (first light guiding strip, second light guiding strip, third light guiding strip) that are separately disposed on different surfaces. Each strip can be independently configured and assembled, allowing continuous light patterns to be achieved through coordinated segmentation while maintaining manufacturing simplicity.

The light guiding structure transitions from conventional two-dimensional planar light bars to three-dimensional spatial arrangement by disposing light guiding strips on multiple surfaces (front surface, side surface, rear surface) of the housing. This dimensional expansion enables continuous light emitting patterns that wrap around corners and edges, achieving versatility without excessive complexity.

Multiple light guiding strips are optically connected to form a continuous light path around the housing corner. The first light guiding strip on the front surface connects to the second light guiding strip on the side surface, which connects to the third light guiding strip on the rear surface. This merging of separate light guiding elements creates the illusion of a continuous light pattern while using fewer individual light-emitting elements than would be required if each segment were independently illuminated.

The light guiding strips act as optical intermediaries that transmit and distribute light from a limited number of light-emitting elements across multiple housing surfaces. By positioning light-emitting elements at strategic locations (such as corners or edges) and using the light guiding strips to distribute the light along multiple surfaces, the system achieves enhanced illumination quality and continuous light patterns without proportionally increasing the number of light-emitting elements.