W Schonbek LLC

Marvin Lumber & Cedar Company

Other

Bio-rad Laboratories, Inc.

Swarovski Lighting, Ltd.

Gaetano Ling

Elger Oberwelz

Andrew M Schuyler

Chad Recore

Brian W Wong

Tobias Toft

Courtney Song

Aaron Wansch

Joseph Fledderman

Brian M Farnes

Nikolaj Dam Roadley-Battin

Thomas James Hensrud

Christopher Steven Hill

Pratap Ganapathy

Theresa Forni

Stephen Locke

John William Barry, Jr

Kristopher W Hunt

James LeRoy Bruce, Jr

Joan Shaughnessy Dowd

Kristin Claire Lucero

Gino D Gonnelli

Christina Marshall

Aditya Vydula Rao

Lars Kaltenbach

Jeffrey Lyman Robinson

Alessandro Argenio

Kimberly Johnson

John A Trumble

Daniel Tauber

Ross Lockwood

Display screen or portion thereof with graphical user interface for managing a diagnostic instrument

A fenestration system includes one or more of a light modulation controller or ventilation modulation controller. The light modulation controller is in communication with at least one light modulation element of a fenestration assembly having a frame and a panel. The light modulation controller includes a light prescription module configured to provide a specified light prescription for the building interior. A lighting difference module is configured to determine a prescription difference between the specified light prescription and ambient light. A dynamic light module of the light modulation controller operates the at least one light modulation element according to the prescription difference. The ventilation modulation controller is in communication with at least one operator configured to open and close the panel. A ventilation prescription module provides a specified ventilation prescription for the building interior, and a dynamic ventilation module implements panel closing and opening according to the specified ventilation prescription.

Fenestration assembly and building service control with the same

Light fixture

Embodiments of the present invention include a lighting fixture(s), a computer program product and a computer-implemented method that include program code executed by a processor(s) that obtains a request to implement a specified lighting pattern in the lighting fixture(s). Each lighting fixture includes effect lighting communicatively coupled to the processor(s) and functional lighting (oriented to illuminate a surface below the lighting fixture) communicatively coupled to the processor(s). The program code identifies the specified lighting pattern in a memory communicatively coupled to the processor(s), which includes a sequence for illuminating a portion of the effect lighting elements. The processor(s) executes the specified lighting pattern in the lighting fixture(s).

Integrated programmable effect and functional lighting module

Lighting fixture

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Palo Alto, CA, United States of America

Gaetano Ling