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In the Active Digital Aura concept, sensors automatically recognize people as they are brought close to their skin, allowing intuitive personalized applications. Photo: Philips |
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Communication between a car and its environment can greatly improve the driver’s anticipation to traffic conditions and hazards. Photo: Philips |
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The image shows the main page of the user interface screen. Photo: Philips |
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The Distance Learning end user system consists of a TV with set-top box operated with a remote control. The system has been designed for easy operation. Photo: Philips |
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Connectivity allows digital content to be viewed on a variety of portable and fixed devices. Photo: Philips |
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Sharing content in different mobile devices. Photo: Philips |
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The Electronic Ceramics group of the Philips Research Laboratories in Aachen, Germany has developed a new, miniaturized antenna for mobile communications. The Philips miniaturized antennas are about eight times smaller than conventional antennas but achieve the same performance. The development plays an essential role for future mobile telecoms applications, such as the wristwatch with a monitor-equipped telephone. In the past such applications were limited especially by the physical parameters of the antennas. The new miniature antennas could be brought to manufacturing standards thanks to the development of special hightech ceramics. Photo: Philips |
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