The Boeing Company

Roland Louis Schafer, Jr

Kevin Scott Callahan

Michael Gary Reinbold

Gerald D Lui-Kwan

Phillip S Mattson

Systems and methods for interfacing with an aircraft cabin control system are provided. One system includes a controller configured to control cabin services associated with one or more passengers, a portable electronic device configured to wirelessly connect to the controller and a seat location identifier associated with a seat of one passenger of the passengers. The system further includes an application on the portable electronic device that interfaces with the controller when the portable electronic device is wirelessly connected to the controller, wherein the application controls the cabin services associated with the seat of the one passenger.

Systems and methods for interfacing with an aircraft cabin control system

Electrochromic window assemblies and methods for providing electrochromic window assemblies are disclosed. In one embodiment, a window assembly includes a first transparent portion and a first trim portion. The first trim portion is located adjacent to the first transparent portion. The window assembly also includes a second transparent portion and a second trim portion. The second trim portion is located adjacent to the second transparent portion. The window assembly further includes an electrochromic assembly. The electrochromic assembly is disposed between the first transparent portion and the second transparent portion so that it is adjacent to both transparent portions.

Aircraft cabin services system including zone controllers for lighting control modules and dimmable windows

An integrated cabin services system (CSS) for a mobile platform. The system may include a controller in communication with a plurality of remotely disposed cabin services subsystems for controlling each of the subsystems. A comprehensive database may be utilized by the CSS to employ combinational logic to control operation of the subsystems and to thus control the execution of at least one function of each of the subsystems. The comprehensive database may include a plurality of database portions, one database portion related to the controller and stored in the controller, and each one of the other database portions being related to a specific one of the subsystems, with each one of the other database portions being stored with its related said subsystem.

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Auburn, WA, United States of America

Roland Louis Schafer, Jr