Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.v.

Philips Lighting Holding B.v.

Felix Henric Govert Ogg

Matthias Wendt

Ronaldus Maria Aarts

Volkmar Schulz

Privender Kaur Saini

Salvador Expedito Boleko Ribas

David Peter Louis Simons

Gerardus Antonius Maria Bagen

David Peter Louis Simon

The invention relates to the integration of an energy function into a light management system, particularly for saving energy and monitoring energy consumption. According to an embodiment of the invention, a light management system () with an integrated energy function is provided, wherein the system is adapted to receiving energy information about light fixtures (-) of a lighting system (), and to processing the received energy information with regard to energy consumption of the lighting system (). The energy function may be for example used to automatically configure a lighting system to low energy consumption, to allow further configurations of the lighting system with regard to lowering energy consumption, or to provide a user with a sensible set of lights that can be turned off and will amount to significant energy savings when turned off.

Light management system with an integrated energy function

A lighting system () includes light sources () and a user interface () configured to display an image of an environment including an object provided with a first illumination. The image may be provided by a camera () to a remote display device (). A processor () may be configured to change the first illumination to a second illumination in response to a signal and to select at least one of the light sources to provide the second illumination based on attributes of the second illumination and availability and specifications of the light sources. The signal may be provided by a user viewing the image. Alternatively or in addition, the processor () may be further configured to generate the signal by detecting a change of the object using content analysis of the image in comparison with a previous image.

Remote lighting control

A method and a device for reducing snore annoyances include determining a snore sound pattern of a snoring person to predict an upcoming snore sound level. A faked snore sound is played to flatten the resulting snore sound level.

Method and device for reducing snore annoyances

There is provided a audio pacing device including a sensing unit, such as heart rate monitoring unit, to obtain a parameter, such as heart-beat rate (pulse), of a user in physical exercise, a memory to store a plurality of audio signals having predetermined tempo indications (e.g. beats per minute values); and a processing unit configured to (1) determine whether the intensity of the parameter of the user should be increased, decreased or maintained by using the parameter of the user from the heart rate monitor and a predetermined reference value, and (2) dynamically select and render an audio signal having (or adjusted to have) an audio-tempo that enables the user to accordingly increase, decrease or maintain exercise intensity, respectively.

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Eindhoven, Netherlands

Felix Henric Govert Ogg