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Pictures from Philips Research Password
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Human-Perception Research Shooting high-quality video content for color perception experiments on displays. Photo: Philips |
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Human-Perception Research Aural-perception experiment in an echo-free laboratory. Photo: Philips |
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Human-Perception Research Psycho-physiological measurements of a user’s 3D gaming experience. Photo: Philips |
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Human-Perception Research Fundamental and practical research on how people experience technology provides the means to develop products that are really designed around the user. Photo: Philips |
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Human-Perception Research Improvement of the shaving experience is one of the topics of research at Philips’ Personal Care Institute. Photo: Philips |
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Human-Perception Research In scenario studies for nextgeneration fitness applications, sensors in a body-area network provide live feedback on excercise performance. Photo: Philips |
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Extreme UV A close up of the light beam. Photo: Philips |
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Extreme UV Evaluation of a light source at Philips Extreme UV Photo: Philips |
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Personal Connectivity 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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Personal Connectivity 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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