Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.v.

U.S. Philips Corporation

Edwin Heijman

Roland Alexander Van De Molengraaf

Holger Gruell

Doortje Van De Wouw

Maarten H Zonneveld

Ron Kroon

Privender Kaur Saini

Franciscus Jacobus Vossen

Raymond Van Ee

Marc Matysek

Joanne Henriëtte Desirée Monique Westerink

Thomas Leonhard Sigot

Arno Zwenig

Arnold Sinke

Sanne Nauts

Annerieke Heuvelink-Marck

Thomas Strutzmann

Sin Yuin Yeo

Jochen Keupp

Ulrich Katscher

Christoph Günther Leussler

Peter Caesar Mazurkewitz

Thomas Erik Amthor

Willem Huijbers

Entertainment provided to a patient during a conscious medical procedure is adaptively created and updated such that the length of the entertainment matches the length of the medical procedure even if the length of the medical procedure is extended or shortened while it is ongoing.

Adaptive entertainment content length during medical procedures

A hand held domestic appliance comprises a handle part, a driven member, a motor for driving the driven member and a controller for controlling the motor. The handle part comprises a surface sensor for detecting a contact surface area and optionally also pressure and the controller is adapted to control the power supplied to the motor in dependence on the sensed contact surface area and optionally also pressure.

Domestic appliances with power control

The present invention relates to a moving equipment, such as in a medical examination system. In order to provide a facilitated way of moving equipment with high accuracy, a driving device () for moving equipment is provided, comprising a motor-driven positioning unit (), a central processing unit (), and a user interface () with at least one sensor unit (). The motor-driven positioning unit is configured to carry out a movement (M) of movable equipment. Further, the central processing unit is configured to control the movement of the equipment provided by the motor-driven positioning unit. The at least one sensor unit comprises at least one touch sensitive area (), and the at least one sensor unit is configured to provide control signals () to the central processing unit in dependency from a force (F) applied by a user to the at least one touch sensitive area. Still further, the at least one sensor unit is configured to be fixedly attached to the movable equipment.

Sensor for moving equipment

Picture display device comprising an electron gun with cathodes having an enhanced dissipation of heat by virtue of an enlarged surface or an increase of the emissivity of the surface.

Electron gun with heat dissipation elements

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Eindhoven, Netherlands

Edwin Heijman