Miele & Cie. Kg

Leopold Kostal Gmbh & Co. Kg

Methode Electronics Malta Ltd.

Joysonquin Automotive Systems Gmbh

Firma Leopold Kostal Gmbh & Co. Kg

Bsh Hausgerate Gmbh

Thomas Abel

Klaus Hirschfeld

Michael Bleckmann

Frank Blaesing

Ralf Boebel

Knut Moldenhauer

Martin Deitmerg

Nicolas Stroop

Reinhard Fleissner

Peter Molkow

Frank Bläsing

Dirk Bunselmeier

Thomas Luksch

Michael Geppert

Carina Uphoff

Frank Huhnerbein

Dominik Holz

Ralf Böbel

Martin Kunze

Elie Assy

Ann-Kathrin Diehl

Rainer Buehlmann

Bjorn Mans

Ralf Winkelmann

Marion Karoline Strauss

Steffen Daschner

Björn Mans

Heiko Kleinheider

Marion Karoline Strauß

Sebastian Stenzel

Markus Baxhenrich

Willi Geser

Rainer BÜHLMANN

A cleaning station for vacuum robots for cleaning floor surfaces, the cleaning station having a housing, the housing having an electrical interface, the interface being designed to contact a vacuum robot approaching the cleaning station for charging, the housing having a suction device, the suction device being designed to empty a vacuum robot approaching the cleaning station for emptying. The housing has at least one status display, the status display being designed to display an operating status of the interface and/or the suction device, wherein the status display comprises at least one projection apparatus. The projection apparatus is designed to project the operating status of the interface and/or the suction device onto the vacuum robot which has approached and/or onto the floor surface and/or onto a wall surface surrounding the cleaning station.

Projected display for cleaning station of vacuum robot

A system for illuminating a surface has at least one lighting means and a housing. At least one lens is disposed within the housing. The at least one lens is supplied with light rays from the lighting means. The at least one lens for illuminating the surface is exchangeable.

Modular system for indirect illumination

A decorative part, in particular for a vehicle interior, having a decorative layer with a visible front surface, a support on a reverse side of the decorative layer and a light-conducting layer provided between the support and the decorative layer for backlighting at least part of the decorative layer, which is assigned a light-conducting element for generating light. For more uniform backlighting of the decorative layer, a light-conducting dome is provided on a reverse side of the light-conducting layer facing away from the decorative layer, which protrudes therefrom and is coupled in a light-conducting manner to the light-conducting layer and at its free end to the light element.

Decorative part

An electric shifting device for a vehicle includes a shift lever, a gate channel, and a detent device. The detent device has a spring-loaded pin and a detent contour cooperating therewith. The detent contour includes first and second paths and a connection path therebetween. The detent contour is movable relative to the channel between a first position in which the first path is aligned with the channel and a second position in which the second path is aligned with the channel. The lever is connected to the pin such that the lever is movable within the channel along the first path when the detent contour is in the first position and within the channel along the second path when the detent contour is in the second position and such that the lever is movable along the connection path between the paths when the detent contour moves between the positions.

Electric shifting device for a motor vehicle

A control device for an electrical switch is suggested, which is composed, among other things, of an actuation element (1) as well as at least one latching pin (3) that is under the effect of a compression spring (2) and a system having at least one latching track (4) interacting with the latching pin (3). In the latching track (4), at least one molded pathway (7) lying inclined to the actuation directions is present, which upon a displacement of the latching pin (3) in one of the actuation directions necessarily produces a simultaneous displacement of the latching pin (3) in the other actuation direction. The control device designed in such a way serves the purpose of realizing the functions of both angular and axial displacement and in addition, of insuring that the electrical switch can only be brought into permissible switching positions by movement of the actuation element (1).

Control device for use in an electrical switch

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Lüdenscheid, Germany

Thomas Abel