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Robert Boschgmbh

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Years Active: 2003-2010

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11 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 7768209 - Method and device for controlling a motor-vehicle lighting system (2010-08-03),

2. 7149026 - Sensor unit for automatically switching of lighting devices and coupling medium for a sensor unit (2006-12-12),

3. 7049950 - Method and device for automatic control of illumination devices (2006-05-23),

4. 6909236 - Method for automatically controlling lighting devices and device for carrying out the method (2005-06-21),

5. 6894619 - Sensor for optically detecting foreign bodies particularly raindrops on a glass pane (2005-05-17),

6. 6864655 - Rain sensor, in particular for a motor vehicle having a window-wiper device, and method for controlling a windshield-wiper device (2005-03-08),

7. 6831288 - Light-sensitive sensor unit, especially for automatic switching of illumination equipment (2004-12-14),

8. 6759761 - Device for automatically switching lighting devices in vehicles (2004-07-06),

9. 6744371 - Sensing device for detecting wetness on a glass pane (2004-06-01),

10. 6727653 - System for automatic switching of lighting devices in vehicles (2004-04-27),

11. 6525478 - Device for checking the evaluation circuit for automatic switching operations of illumination device in vehicles (2003-02-25),

Title: The Innovations of Patrick Schmitt

Introduction

Patrick Schmitt is a notable inventor based in Lichtenau, Germany. He holds a total of 11 patents, showcasing his significant contributions to the field of automotive technology. His work primarily focuses on enhancing the reliability and efficiency of motor vehicle lighting systems.

Latest Patents

Among his latest patents is a method and device for controlling a motor-vehicle lighting system. This innovation aims to improve the automated switching of vehicle lighting systems, making them more reliable. The design incorporates a dual-track data flow from sensors to the lighting device, which receives control signals from a transmission module. This redundancy increases reliability by allowing the lighting device to verify the integrity of data processing and transmission. Another notable patent is a sensor unit for automatically switching lighting devices in motor vehicles. This sensor unit features a light-sensitive sensor and a filter element that eliminates infrared light, enhancing the performance of the lighting system.

Career Highlights

Throughout his career, Patrick Schmitt has worked with prominent companies such as Robert Bosch GmbH and Volkswagen AG. His experience in these leading automotive firms has significantly influenced his innovative approach to vehicle technology.

Collaborations

Patrick has collaborated with notable colleagues, including Bruno Hodapp and Hans Meier. Their combined expertise has contributed to the development of advanced automotive solutions.

Conclusion

Patrick Schmitt's contributions to automotive lighting technology reflect his dedication to innovation and reliability. His patents not only enhance vehicle safety but also demonstrate the importance of collaboration in the field of engineering.

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