There are glow in the dark plants (http://www.glowingplant.com/ http://www.glowingplant.com/) but there are not plants genetically engineered to produce photosy

There are glow in the dark plants (http://www.glowingplant.com/ http://www.glowingplant.com/) but there are not plants genetically engineered to produce photosynthetically useful light that I know of. And they definitely don't exist in anything close to a commercially useful form. I'm not really sure how the text of your question relates to the headline though. There are plants that can open a window as they grow over time, but there isn't a plant that can just do it in response to stimuli. I'm not sure how useful this technology would be when it's already so easy, low cost, and sustainable to incorporate it mechanically without the added regulatory, r&d, and cost hurdles associated with genetic engineering. I would also mention GE issues with patents and environmental damage.