Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.V.

Uli Tessel

Harald Greiner

Wilhelm Meier

Kai Hassing

Günter Gegner

David Werner Tscholl

Christoph Beat Nöthiger

Graphical user interface for display screen or portion thereof

The display of correct and reliable operating image data which may change over the time is correctly and reliably displayed. A secured image is generated based on a source image by generating at least one secured image part. The secured image part is generated by combining a source image part of the source image with a corresponding secure pattern. The displaying of the secured image is monitored by detecting the corresponding secure pattern of the secured image part, updating the detected secure pattern, checking the currentness or correctness of the detected secure pattern.

Controlling a vital sign display device to determine whether a most recently received frame of a vital sign image stream is being displayed

Technique for deriving a graphical representation of domain-specific display-objects on an external display () within a patient-monitoring system (), in which only a small amount of data has to be transmitted to the external display device () and at the same time the user of the external display () gets the same 'look and feel' as he is used to from the built-in display () of a patient monitor ().

Method of deriving a graphical representation of domain-specific display objects on an external display

A presentation on a display screen of objects of a user interface which can be freely positioned and scaled by means of control elements is optimized. This is realized by a predetermined calculation rule in such a manner that the objects can be automatically varied between a still readable minimum size and a selected maximum size in dependence on the object contents, selected preferred settings and the available display resource on the display screen, and that the available display screen surface is optimally filled, possibly while eliminating less important details of the object contents and while changing the display mode of the object contents and/or the object as well as while avoiding mutual overlapping of the objects.

Method of optimizing the presentation on a display screen of objects of a user interface which can be freely positioned and scaled by means of control elements

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Uli Tessel