Gentex Corporation

Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research

Vaporsens Inc

Jason D Hallack

Bradley R Hamlin

Danny L Minikey, Jr

David M Falb

Jeremy A Schut

Kurtis L Geerlings

Mark A VanVuuren

William L Tonar

Joshua D Lintz

Steven J Veenman

Richard T Fish, Jr

Eric S Lundy

Ulrich A Kuester

Andrew D Weller

Michael F Lisowski

Jordan D Miller

David J Wright

Heidi Nelson

Justin D Jansen

David J Cammenga

Mark R Roth

Thomas S Wright

Ted D Reeves

Richard Allen Berry

Bradley T Dubs

Robert R Turnbull

Bradley L Busscher

John W Carter

Xiaoxu Niu

Wayne J Rumsey

Neil J Boehm

Andrew J LeVesque

Luke A Bomers

Jeffrey K Okamitsu

Blake R Adams

Christopher B Case

Christopher D Pollack

Benjamin R Bunes

Gregory M Ejsmont

Kevin A Schueler

Sebastien C Jaeger

Carl N Wassink

Keith H Berends

Ross A Riches

Douglas W Later

Eric P Bigoness

Dennis D Festerling, Jr

Timothy S DeVries

Christopher J Adamski

Michael J Metivier

Brian D Jewell

John B Wallace

Christopher A Peterson

Yuhang Yang

Brian J Beardsley

William D Short, Ii

Karri M Kluting

William C Schenk

Todd W Knallay

Jonathan A Morey

Stephen M Vruggink

Sonali Agrawal

Richard T Fish

Danny L Minikey Jr

William D Short Ii

Dennis D Festerling

Andrew J Levesque

Richard A Berry

Danny L Minikey

Mark A Vanvuuren

A lighting assembly includes an upper mount having a pan gear and a plurality of indicator flanges. A lower mount is operably coupled to the lower mount and includes a pan motor and a tilt motor. A printed circuit board is operably coupled to the upper mount and includes a plurality of sensors. At least one sensor is selectively and operably coupled with the plurality of indicator flanges of the upper mount. A light module is operably coupled to the lower mount and includes a tilt gear operably coupled to the lower mount. A controller is operably coupled to the printed circuit board, the pan motor, and the tilt motor and is configured to rotate the lower mount and the light module via the pan motor and is configured to tilt the light module via the tilt motor.

Lighting assembly and illumination system having a lighting assembly

An illumination system includes an array of LEDs including a plurality of first LEDs and a plurality of second LEDs. A microlens array overlays the plurality of LEDs and includes a plurality of first lenses corresponding to the plurality of first LEDs and a plurality of second lenses corresponding to the plurality of second LEDs. A first geometry of at least one of the plurality of first lenses is different than a second geometry of at least one of the plurality of second lenses. An imaging device is configured to capture an image based on light reflected from the array of LEDs. At least one processing device is in communication with the array of LEDs and the imaging device. The at least one processing device is configured to identify a shadow cast on the target region by an obstruction and selectively activate the array of LEDs based on the shadow.

Illumination assembly including a microlens array

A method for controlling an illumination system includes detecting a first position of a marker in image data. In response to the first position, a first light target for the first light emission is identified. Controlling a light assembly to direct the first light emission to the first light target and maintaining the first light emission directed to the first light target. The method further includes detecting a second position of the marker in the image data. A second light target for the second light emission is identified in response to the second position. The light assembly is controlled to direct the second light emission to the second light target.

Control for adaptive lighting array

Eyewear

An illumination system for a lighting assembly comprises a light assembly configured to selectively illuminate an operating region in a surgical suite and a plurality of light sources positioned within the light assembly and configured to emit light. The system further comprises at least one imager configured to capture image data and a controller. The controller is configured to scan the image data in at least one region of interest for a shaded region and identify a location of the shaded region within the region of interest. The controller is further configured to control the light assembly to activate at least one of the light sources to emit light impinging on the shaded region within the region of interest.

Systems and methods for detection and illumination of regions of interest

Lighting assembly

A display system for a medical suite comprises a scanning device configured to capture scanning data in the medical suite. At least one display configured to display information in an operating region of the medical suite. A controller is in communication with the scanning device and the display. The controller is configured to control the scanning device to capture identifying information of a patient. Based on the identifying information, the controller is configured to authenticate an identity of the patient. Based on the identity, the controller is configured to access a patient record for the patient. The controller is further configured to control the at least one display to display information based on the patient record.

Authentication and informational displays with adaptive lighting array

An imager module for a vehicle includes an imager having an imager lens. The imager is configured to collect image data from at least one of inside and outside the vehicle. A cover is disposed proximate the imager lens and configured to allow the imager to capture image data through the cover. The cover is operable between a first condition, wherein the imager is generally visible through the cover, and a second condition, wherein the imager is generally concealed from view by the cover.

Switchable imager lens cover

An illumination system includes a light assembly. The light assembly may include a housing having a first zone and a second zone isolated from the first zone. The housing may be configured to fit generally flush with a ceiling. A movable light source may be positioned within the first zone and is configured to emit a first light. A stationary light source may be positioned within the second zone and is configured to emit a second light.

Flat panel light module with dynamic beam

A tactical chemical detector may include a light array comprising a plurality of light sources; a sensor optic comprising a plurality of optic elements, each optic element in optical communication with one of the plurality of light sources; a sensor array comprising a plurality of sensors arranged on a substrate, each sensor in optical communication with one of the plurality of light sources and wherein at least one vent opening extends through the substrate; a power source configured to selectively provide power the light array and the sensor array; and a housing having a first side and a second side and enclosing the light array, the sensor optic, the sensor array, and the power source.

Tactical chemical detector

A modular imager assembly includes a housing configured for removable attachment to a vehicle windscreen and for removable attachment with a rearview assembly. An imager is disposed within the housing and is in optical communication with an aperture extending into the housing. A controller is disposed within the housing and is operably coupled with the imager and a vehicle headlamp. The controller is operable to control an operation state of the vehicle headlamp in response to image data received by the imager.

Modular imager assembly

A wearable medical device includes a frame and a lens coupled to the frame. The lens is configured to be positioned proximate eyes of a user. At least one lamp device is coupled to the frame. The at least one lamp device emits light forward from the frame. A controller activates and controls the at least one lamp device.

Wearable medical device

Medical light

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Allendale, MI, United States of America

Jason D Hallack