programmedlights

noun
UK /ˈprəʊ.ɡræmd laɪts/
US /ˈproʊ.ɡræmd laɪts/

Lights that turn on and off or change color by themselves because a computer tells them what to do.

The programmed lights on the stage changed from blue to red during the song.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Lights in a building that follow a set schedule.

The programmed lights in the hallway switch off at midnight.

3. Decorative lights that flash in patterns for a show.

We watched the programmed lights dance across the bridge.

4. Lights in a car that turn on automatically in the dark.

The programmed lights come on as soon as the sun goes down.

5. Lights set up for a game or event to follow a sequence.

The programmed lights lit up each player's name as they walked out.