Access Business Group International LLC

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Philips IP Ventures B.v.

William T Stoner, Jr

David W Baarman

Terry Lee Lautzenheiser

Matthew J Norconk

Joshua K Schwannecke

Sean T Eurich

Steve O Mork

Gregory K Evans

Joshua B Taylor

Michael Lozano

Scott A Mollema

Michael E Miles

Colin J Moore

Benjamin C Moes

Ryan D Schamper

Richard J Weber

Karlis Vecziedins

Richard B Bylsma

Hai D Nguyen

Roy M Taylor, Jr

Matthew J Lilley

David A Meekhof

Donovan L Squires

Mark Dziersk

Thomas Jay Leppien

Roy W Kuennen

John D Hartman

Kenneth E Conrad

Karen J VanderKooi

Kaitlyn J Turner

Brian S Beals

Wesley J Bachman

Neil W Kuyvenhoven

John James Lord

Joseph C Van Den Brink

David B Fry

Zane J Hoekstra

Thomas J Berwald

Jeffrey A Shumate

Terence Lup-ho Kwan

Cody D Dean

Tedmund A Robbins

Shawn Lord

Michael K Greene

Cynthia Andreason

Kristen J Zellers

Scott A Gauche

Ryan Joseph Nussbaum

Nicholas J VanderStel

Jeffrey Lee VanOss

Clinton H Throop

Wayne E Visbeen

Water treatment system

An inductive wireless power system using an array of coils with the ability to dynamically select which coils are energized. The coil array can determine the position of and provide power to one or more portable electronic devices positioned on the charging surface. The coils in the array may be connected with series resonant capacitors so that regardless of the number of coils selected, the resonance point is generally maintained. The coil array can provide spatial freedom, decrease power delivered to parasitic loads, and increase power transfer efficiency to the portable electronic devices.

Selectable coil array

An air treatment system having an improved control system. The control system may include a dynamic 'dead front' display that varies the display based on mode of operation. The display may include capacitive touch sensors and include an array of capacitive film segments or traces integrated into the display. The control system may include a self-contained electronics module that can be tested and calibrated before installation in the ATS. A dust sensor assembly may be integrated into the electronics module. The front cover may be attached with a mechanical attachment at the top and a magnetic attachment on the bottom. The ATS may include a filter retainer assembly with a rotating clip configured to perform in a cam-like manner to firmly clamp the particulate filter and carbon filter in place.

Air treatment system

A portable water treatment system includes at least one sub-system to treat water including a flocculation system, a chlorination system, and a bio-sand filter system. The water treatment system may include multiple sub-systems for treating water that feed into one another. The sand filter system may include a mini bio-sand filter, a foam filter, or a pressed block filter. The flocculation system may include a tank bottom that urges settling particles toward a sump and a ladle that removes settled particles. A manual pump or siphon may be included in the water treatment system.

Gravity feed water treatment system

A dielectric barrier discharge lamp assembly for a fluid treatment system. The lamp assembly can include an inductive secondary, first and second electrodes coupled to the inductive secondary, and a lamp including a dielectric barrier interposed between the first and second electrodes. The dielectric barrier can define a discharge chamber including a discharge gas, and one of the first and second electrodes can extend within the discharge chamber. The inductive secondary can be adapted to receive power from a nearby inductive primary to promote a dielectric barrier discharge in the discharge chamber. The resulting dielectric barrier discharge can generate ultraviolet light for the treatment of air or water, or for other applications.

Inductively coupled dielectric barrier discharge lamp

A wireless charging system is disclosed. The wireless charging system includes a detector configured to identify device information related to a device to be powered at a location, a location processor coupled with the detector and configured to deliver location-specific information related to the location to the device to be powered based on the detected device information, a power supply in communication with the location processor configured to wirelessly provide power to the device based on the detected device information, such that the location processor is configured to deliver the location specific information to the device via a first channel, and wherein the power supply is configured to wirelessly provide power to the device via a second channel.

Physical and virtual identification in a wireless power network

An inductively powered cooking appliance and an associated wireless power supply for producing an electromagnetic field. The cooking appliance may include a secondary and a metal portion where the wireless power supply is capable of providing power to both. The cooking appliance may communicate with the wireless power supply to control the temperature of the metal portion and the amount of power transferred to the secondary. A smart handle connected to the secondary may be capable of performing various functions. The smart handle may also be capable of displaying and monitoring temperature.

Smart cookware

An inductively powered vehicle and an inductive charging segment. The vehicle may include a secondary coil, a drive motor, an electrical power storage device connected between said secondary coil and said drive motor, and a wireless communications unit. The charging segment may include a primary coil, a sense circuit operable to detect the presence of the vehicle based on a change in the detected impedance of the primary coil, and a power control unit operable to provide a time-varying current to the primary coil when the vehicle traverses the charging segment. The primary coil is positioned adjacent a track upper surface. The vehicle drive motor may be operable at first and second speed settings, and a remote control device can provide operating instructions to the vehicle wireless communications unit.

Inductive systems for vehicles

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Ada, MI, United States of America

William T Stoner, Jr