Julius Blum Gmbh

Tridonic Gmbh Co. Kg

Zumtobel Lighting Gmbh

Neutrik Aktiengesellschaft

Florian Burtscher

Andre Mitterbacher

Thomas Ruedisser

Thomas Taimler

Christian SÖHNEL

Vana Jelicic

A device for receiving signals via an electrically driveable or adjustable furniture element includes a receiving device for receiving at least one wirelessly transmitted signal, and the at least one wirelessly transmitted signal that has been received by the receiving device can be transmitted on to a furniture element. The receiving device is designed such that the at least one wirelessly transmitted signal can be received and processed via a first transmission protocol and a second transmission protocol, wherein the first transmission protocol is different from the second transmission protocol.

Device for receiving signals via at least one electrically driveable or adjustable furniture element

A device for controlling a movable furniture element includes a main transmitter, an auxiliary transmitter, and a receiver. The auxiliary transmitter is separate from the main transmitter. The movable furniture element is controllable by a first wireless signal transmitted from the main transmitter to the receiver. The movable furniture element is also controllable by a second wireless signal transmitted from the auxiliary transmitter to the receiver.

Device for controlling at least one electrically drivable or movable furniture element

The invention relates to a system for controlling building systems engineering on the basis of measured values detected by sensors. The system comprises a mobile device (), at least one stationary sensor unit () and a data processing unit (). The mobile device (), the at least one sensor unit () and the data processing unit () are connected by at least one communications network. The system is distinguished in that the mobile device () has at least one sensor () for detecting a physical variable, and the data processing unit () generates a control signal for the building engineering system on the basis of a combination of information about the physically detected variable of the sensor of the mobile device () and of the stationary sensor unit ().

System and method for controlling building systems engineering

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Dornbirn, Austria

Florian Burtscher