Zuma Array Limited

Ford Global Technolgoies, LLC

Native Design Limited

Susan Cook

Morten Villiers Warren

Marcus A Hoggarth

Stephen Philip De Saulles

Seongmin Hwang

Steve Kelly

Matthew Graeme Leck

Seong Min Hwang

Sam Emrys James

Sam James

Steven Kelly

A privacy system for a vehicle, including: a window configured to selectively switch between transparent and non-transparent states and to simultaneously have a transparent zone and a non-transparent zone, an elongate touch sensitive sensor provided adjacent to the window, and a controller configured to receive a signal from the elongate touch sensitive sensor and control the transparency of the window such that a transition line between the transparent zone and the non-transparent zone is substantially aligned with and follows a point at which the elongate touch sensitive sensor is being touched.

Privacy system and method for a vehicle

A combined light and loudspeaker driver device comprising a housing supporting a loudspeaker driver, a heat removal element, electronic components and a light source. The heat removal element includes a column extending along a central longitudinal axis to a base of the housing, to meet a heat sink formed around the central longitudinal axis to the rear of the housing. The light source provides task lighting and is a heat source. It is mounted on a front end of the column distal from the heat sink at the base of the housing, to optimize conduction of heat away from the light source. The housing is generally cup shaped and has side walls. The interior of the side walls is parallel with the central longitudinal axis of the housing over the majority of the rearward depth thereof resulting in a large void behind the loudspeaker diaphragm, leading to improved sound.

Light and loudspeaker driver device

A method of controlling a lighting and sound system comprising a controller and a plurality of lighting and sound devicesis provided. Each lighting and sound deviceincludes a light, a loudspeaker and a microphone. The method comprises receiving an audio instruction from a first user of the system at the microphone of a first device of the plurality of devices. The method further comprises processing the received audio instruction. The method further comprises transmitting the instruction from the first device to the controller. The method further comprises executing an action based upon the processed audio instruction.

Lighting and sound system

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Susan Cook