Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.v.

Tom Philippe Jean Jacques Delaey

Albert Hendrik Jan Immink

Petrus Johannes Wilhelmus Van Lankvelt

Sander-Willem Van Schaik

Wendela Meertens

Alex Wee Kar Tan

Laszlo Csaba Herczegh

Jozef Hieronymus Maria Raijmakers

Wei Lun Sun

Peter John Doodson

Wee Kar Tan

Front of an MR scanner

A magnetic resonance imaging system () includes a scanner unit () including a main magnet with a magnet bore (), and a bore region lighting unit () including lighting members (), which is configured for generating lighting conditions at a bore region () by using the lighting members (), for influencing the subject of interest's optical perception regarding a radial dimension (b) of the magnet bore () by at least one out of detracting the subject of interest's attention, generating an optical illusion in connection with the radial dimension (b) of the magnet bore () and camouflaging the magnet bore ().

Bore region lighting unit for magnetic resonance scanner

A system includes a docking station and a handheld device. The docking station has four walls and a bathtub shape following the contours of the handheld device tightly. The inner part of the four walls is curved so that the handheld device is guided during docking.

System comprising a docking station and a handheld device

A measurement device includes a housing and at least one display integrated in the housing. The housing includes a recess adapted for insertion of a cartridge into the housing to deliver a sample to be measured to the device. The recess has an opening at the front of the housing and a first part of the housing for insertion of the cartridge protrudes in a direction enclosing an angle with a second part of the housing.

Measurement device for body fluid analysis

Through changes in lighting and audio solutions together with projections of images and/or animations that are initiated by the entrance of a person (professional or patient) in a medical environment, such as a radiology department, cardiology department, intensive care unit, etc., a certain ambience/atmosphere is created in this specific architectural context. This ambience can be a choice from certain predefined themes (e.g. animal drawings for children or nature images) or truly personal when personal content (e.g. images of family or vacation) is inserted in the system.

System for providing a personalized experience to a person in a medical environment

Observation/security camera

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Eindhoven, Netherlands

Tom Philippe Jean Jacques Delaey