This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Telemecanique. Active years: 1992.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1992
Title: Jean-Pierre Conil and Remote-Controlled Lighting
Introduction
Jean-Pierre Conil is an inventor associated with Longvic, France, and Telemecanique. His patent work includes a remote-control system designed for lighting and other user appliances in premises with controllable distribution zones.
Latest Patents
Conil is credited with 1 patent: “Remote control system, particularly for lighting, in premises.” The invention describes a system in which a transmitter controls multiple receivers within a zone. Each receiver has a distinct address assigned according to a predetermined order, while the transmitter stores a list of the receivers it controls. The receivers can then operate user appliances, including lighting, across zones with variable configurations.
Career Highlights
Conil’s documented patent contribution focuses on coordinating multiple receivers from a single transmitter. The approach uses receiver-specific address coding and a stored control list to support flexible management of appliances within a premises.
Collaborations
Conil is identified as a coworker of Henri Pierrot. His company affiliation is Telemecanique.
Conclusion
Jean-Pierre Conil’s patent describes an addressed, multi-receiver remote-control system intended to make lighting and other appliances easier to manage across configurable zones.
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