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Pictures from Philips Research Password
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25.5 x 19 cm, 300 dpi, 1769 KB
Philips has developed a display cube that automatically changes the color of its interior lighting in response to the color of the product placed in it. Photo: Philips |
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25.5 x 19 cm, 300 dpi, 1140 KB
The Philips CareServant provides interactive communication solutions and services that improve the quality of stay of patients in a hospital, for people in care organizations or in the comfort of their own homes. Photo: Philips |
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Newly developed biomedical bedclothes provide respiration and heart rate information using a pressure-sensitive bed sheet. Based on this information the quality of sleep can be determined. Photo: Philips |
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The data collected by the biomedical bedclothes can be presented to the user on the display of a handheld device (e.g. a PDA). Photo: Philips |
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The heart failure management solution consists of a garment with textile ECG electrodes, a blood pressure cuff and a weight scale that are wirelessly connected to a handheld device (e.g. a PDA). Photo: Philips |
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The Philips Rehabilitation Exerciser supports patients and therapists in the implementation and execution of a personalized neurological motor exercise plan at home. Photo: Philips |
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The Philips Rehabilitation Exerciser uses inertial sensors to measure acceleration, rotation rate and the earth’s magnetic field, and determines the orientation of the sensor unit. Photo: Philips |
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At the end of a Rehabilitation Exerciser session, the patient can play back his actual motion or receive a graphic illustration of his performance progress. Photo: Philips |
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Philips’ advanced liquid crystal technology shapes the light from LEDs. The size, shape and direction of the beam of light from one specific light source can be electrically adjusted to create different lighting atmospheres. Photo: Philips |
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Philips’ advanced liquid crystal technology shapes the light from LEDs. The size, shape and direction of the beam of light from one specific light source can be electrically adjusted to create different lighting atmospheres. Photo: Philips |
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25.5 x 17 cm, 300 dpi, 1150 KB
Philips has developed an innovative color scanning and pointing device called the LightWand. To 'paint' a selected color into a display area, the user simply point the LightWand at the appropriate light source. Photo: Philips |
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To select a color, users simply touch a suitably colored object with the LightWand. Photo: Philips |
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In Philips' CareLab lighting concepts are tested that are aimed at creating the optimal lighting conditions for elderly people to continue enjoying their visual activities like reading and playing cards. Photo: Philips |
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CareLab is a research facility where Philips is researching how the elderly and chronically ill deal with the new medical technologies Philips has designed to help them in their daily lives. Photo: Philips |
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Human-like user-interface prototype iCat to help users in their daily tasks Photo: Philips |
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On-body sensors and electronics for monitoring vital body signs Photo: Philips |
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The centerpiece of Philips' early diagnosis solution to prevent heart failure is a garment with textile ECG electrodes sewn seamlessly into the fabric. Photo: Philips |
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25.5 x 17 cm, 300 dpi, 1213 KB
In Philips' CareLab lighting concepts are tested that are aimed at creating the optimal lighting conditions for elderly people to continue enjoying their visual activities like reading and playing cards. Photo: Philips |
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25 x 17 cm, 300 dpi, 1458 KB
CareLab is a research facility where Philips is researching how the elderly and chronically ill deal with the new medical technologies Philips has designed to help them in their daily lives. Photo: Philips |
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The Intelligent Shop Window concept that is tested at Philips' ShopLab provides shop owners with new ways to attract shoppers and inform them about the available products, even when the shop is closed. Photo: Philips |
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Aural-perception experiment in an echo-free laboratory. Photo: Philips |
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