Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.v.

Philips Lighting Holding B.v.

Signify Holding B.v.

Philips Intellectual Property & Standards Gmbh

Willem Franke Pasveer

Biju Kumar Sreedharan Nair

Mareike K Klee

Michel Cornelis Josephus Marie Vissenberg

Antonius Petrus Marinus Dingemans

Bozena Erdmann

Cornelis Petrus Hendriks

Joyce Van Zanten

David W Smith

Dirk Burdinski

Peter Dirksen

Eberhard Waffenschmidt

Erik Paul Boonekamp

Armand Michel Marie Lelkens

Nicolaas Petrus Willard

Lucas Johannes Anna Maria Beckers

Roger Peter Anna Delnoij

Lorenzo Feri

Johan Hendrik Klootwijk

Ronald Rietman

Olaf Wunnicke

Hilbrand Vanden Wyngaert

Ruediger Mauczok

Matthias Wendt

Peter Johannes Martinus Bukkems

Ronald Dekker

Achim Hilgers

Ashish Vijay Pandharipande

Herbert Lifka

Vincent Stefan David Gielen

Floris Maria Hermansz Crompvoets

Klaus Reimann

Lucas Josef Maria Schlangen

Jurgen Mario Vangeel

Joris Jan Vrehen

Alessio Filippi

Lennart Yseboodt

Martin Ouwerkerk

Derk Reefman

Christoph Loef

Kumar Arulandu

Daniel Willem Elisabeth Schobben

Georges Marie Calon

Robert James Davies

Nico Maris Adriaan De Wild

Sima Asvadi

Cristina Tanase

Henri Marie Joseph Boots

Martijn Evert Paul Jansen

Rogier Adrianus Henrica Niessen

Engel Johannes Knibbe

Wijnand Johannes Rietman

Bart Michiel De Boer

Michael Alex Van Hartskamp

Menno Anne Treffers

Bianca Maria Irma Van Der Zande

John Brean Mills

Christina Adriana Renders

David Ricardo Caicedo Fernández

Leonie Maria Geerdinck

Michel Albertus Theodorus Klein Swormink

Peter Fitski

Andries Van Wageningen

Armand Michelmarie Lelkens

René Van Honschooten

Daniël Willem Elisabeth Schobben

Inge Van De Wouw

Nico Van Dijk

Jelena Matovina

Rogier A H Niessen

Remco Alphonsus Hendrikus Breen

Lucas Beckers

Remco Adrianus Gerardus Lansbergen

Nicholaas Petrus Willard

Dirk Van De Lagemaat

Geert Bart Neuttiens

Engel Johannes Antonius Knibbe

Teun Martinus Johannes Van Berkel

Harry Van Esch

Marco De Wild

Chris Van Heesch

Christina Tanase

Mareike Klee

Floris M H Crompvoets

David Ricardo Caicedo FERNáNDEZ

Skin-contact products with a transpiration function such as medical devices or medicinal products, of which face masks, aspirators, ventilators, breast pumps or wound dressings are examples are described especially a skin-contact product with a transpiration function with an improved microclimate at a patient interface material-skin contact area. In an embodiment a material system is described that comprises a hydrophobic silicone base material and a hydrophilic silicone material that is combined with the hydrophobic base material.

Skin-contact product having moisture and microclimate control

There is provided an illumination system () for cultivation of aquatic animals. The illumination system () comprises at least one light source () emitting light, at least one light driver () arranged to drive the at least one light source (), at least one light sensor () providing illuminance data for at least one point of interest () in said illumination system (), and a controller (). The controller () is adapted to provide control signals to the at least one light driver () driving the at least one light source () to emit light of a desired illuminance at the at least one point of interest (). An ambient light sensor may be applied to determine control signals also in accordance with ambient light data.

Illumination system for cultivation of aquatic animals

The present invention provides a support system for supporting the commissioning of a networked power distribution system (). The networked power distribution system comprises at least one power supply () with one or more power connectors () for supplying power to the one or more power connectors and a data communication interface for exchanging communication data. The support system () comprises one or more load device detectors () for detecting the connecting and/or disconnecting of a load device () to/from a power connector (), and a commissioning tool () for performing steps of commissioning the networked power distribution system with regard to the load device. The commissioning tool is adapted to automatically perform at least some of the commissioning steps in response to the detection of the connecting and/or disconnecting of the load device. This can allow for a relatively easy commissioning of the networked power distribution system.

Supporting the commissioning of a networked power distribution system

An illumination system for cultivation of aquatic animals is disclosed for cultivation of aquatic animals in a volume of water, the cultivation using a feeding system defining a feeding axis in the volume of water. The system comprises at least a first illumination surface positioned in the volume of water and arranged for illuminating the feeding axis. The system also comprises a second illumination surface positioned in the volume of water and arranged for illuminating the feeding axis. The first illumination surface and second illumination surface are different surfaces arranged to illuminate the feeding axis from substantially different directions.

Illumination system

The present invention relates to method for wireless communicating in a network comprising a resource-constrained end device, and a first router device, wherein the method comprises the following steps:&#x2014;the end device (ZBLD) sending a trigger for proxy search procedure,&#x2014;the first router (R) device receiving the trigger for proxy search procedure, the first router (R) determining whether it fulfills conditions for acting as a router for the end device, and in case conditions are fulfilled, the first router appointing itself as a proxy router for the end device, for relaying communication between the end device and the rest of the network. The invention also relates to an end device, a router device, and net work therefor.

Method for communicating in a network comprising a batteryless ZigBee device, network and device therefor

The invention relates to a luminaire and a lighting system. The luminaire includes first and second light sources adapted to emit light beams of two different beam patterns encompassed within a single chamber with specular outer walls that are parallel to the optical axis of the beam patterns of both types of light sources. Employing a chamber having specular outer walls aligned with the optical axis of the beam patterns of both types of light sources and adapted to specularly reflect at least a portion of light incident thereon allows more uniform appearance of the luminaire while preserving the respective total beam patterns of the beams produced by the first and second light sources as the light beams are incident on the exit window of the chamber.

Split beam luminaire and lighting system

The invention relates to a system for transmitting power inductively from a transmitter () to a receiver (), the receiver () comprising a signal generator for generating a signal, triggered by an event reflecting that the receiver intends to receive power from the transmitter, wherein said signal intends to activate said transmitter from standby mode to activated mode; and comprising a signal transmitting coil () for transmitting said signal to said transmitter; said transmitter () comprising a signal receiving coil (); a detector () for detecting said signal received by the receiving coil; and a unit () for activating the transmitter from standby mode to activated mode upon the detection of said signal.

Inductive power transfer

A device for adaptable wavelength conversion and a device for energy conversion are described. The device for adaptable wavelength conversion comprises at least one layer comprising a wavelength converting material and arranged to receive and re-emit a light beam. the device is further arranged to manipulate the at least one layer to operate in a closed state, in which a surface of the at least one layer is substantially covered with the wavelength converting material and to operate in an open state, in which the surface of the at least one layer is substantially uncovered with the wavelength converting material. The device for adaptable wavelength conversion can be applied in combination with a solar cell or photovoltaic cell thereby enabling the solar cell to receive radiation having a suitable spectrum under varying lighting conditions.

Device for adaptable wavelength conversion and a solar cell

This invention relates to medical, health care and non-medical devices comprising a rubbery or elastomeric polymer material taking up more than 5% by weight of water and at most 500% by weight of water after immersion in demineralized water at room temperature for a sufficient time to reach saturation. The material may be in the form of a foam, or in the form of a coating adapted for adhesion to a substrate, or in the form of a sheet, or in the form of a fiber, and may comprise: &#x2014;repeating units from one or more hydrophobic organic monomers, and &#x2014;repeating units from one or more monomers (a) being modified with one or more hydrophilic side groups.

Medical and non-medical devices made from hydrophilic rubber materials

System for configuring and powering a wireless batteryless device, the system comprising: a wireless batteryless device (A) comprising: a built-in harvester () for harvesting energy from a first energy source, for example ambient energy, means for communicating wirelessly, &#x2014;and an external device (B) comprising: &#x2014;a second power source (), &#x2014;means () for converting energy supplied by the second power source into energy suitable for being harvested in the harvester of the batteryless device, means () for wirelessly supplying the batteryless device with the converted energy via the built-in harvester, and means for communicating with the batteryless device. The invention also relates to an external device therefore, and a method for configuring and powering a batteryless device.

System, device and method for configuring and powering a batteryless device

The invention relates to a system comprising a main electrical unit () and a peripheral electrical unit (), wherein the main electrical unit and the peripheral electrical unit are switchable between a low-power mode and a high-power mode. The main electrical unit is adapted to hand over a control of the system to the peripheral electrical unit, if the peripheral electrical unit is in the high-power mode, and to switch from the high-power mode to the low-power mode, after the control has been handed over. The peripheral electrical unit is adapted to receive the control from the main electrical unit and to control the system, if the peripheral electrical unit is in the high-power mode. This allows the system to be still in operation mode, although the main electrical unit has been switched to the low-power mode, thereby reducing the power consumption of the system.

System comprising a main electrical unit and a peripheral electrical unit

A first lighting device comprises an electromagnetic sensor operable to receive an electromagnetic signal from at least one other lighting device, an acoustic sensor operable to receive an acoustic signal from the other lighting device, and a signal processing module. The signal processing module is configured to determine a distance between the first lighting device and the other lighting device by comparing the acoustic and electromagnetic signals received from the other lighting device. For example, the signals may be emitted when the other device detects occupancy in a space, and the first device may control its light output in dependence on receipt of the signals and the distance from the device that detected the occupancy.

Lighting device

A lighting device comprising a first light source issuing a first beam and a second light source issuing a second beam. Said first and said second light source are dimmable and together issue light with a total light flux. At a mutually equal light flux of the first and the second beam, the glare level of the second beam is lower than the glare level of the first beam. The lighting device further comprises at least one (programmed) controller which, during operation, moderates said dim levels such that in at least a range of the illumination level a ratio of the dim level of the second beam to the dim level of the first beam increases in a gradual manner with increasing total light flux.

Lighting device and lighting system

The invention relates to a method for automatic grouping of light sources within an illumination system. The method is performed starting from a first light source of the illumination system emitting a first light signal and a first sound signal. The method includes steps of using an intensity of the first light signal as received by a second light source and an intensity of the first sound signal as received by the second light source to determine a value of a grouping function (), and assigning the first light source and the second light source to the same group of light sources when the determined value of the grouping function satisfies one or more pre-determined conditions (). In this manner, a determination could be made whether or not the first and second light sources should be assigned to the same group in a manner that yields improved results over the prior art solutions.

Automatic grouping via light and sound

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Dordrecht, Netherlands

Willem Franke Pasveer