Koninklijke Philips had 91 patents in internet of things during Q2 2024. The patents filed by Koninklijke Philips NV in Q2 2024 focus on innovative technologies such as a temperature measurement apparatus with improved contact stability, a dropout prediction engine for remote patient monitoring programs, a device for wireless communication with security measures against malicious devices, and a system for prioritizing transmission of physiological data in cases of inconsistent wireless connectivity. These inventions aim to enhance accuracy, efficiency, and security in healthcare monitoring and communication. GlobalData’s report on Koninklijke Philips gives a 360-degree view of the company including its patenting strategy. Buy the report here.
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Koninklijke Philips had no grants in internet of things as a theme in Q2 2024.
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Application: Ambient-light seal with integrated dry electrodes for electrical vital signs measurements (Patent ID: US20240206812A1)
The patent filed by Koninklijke Philips NV describes a temperature measurement apparatus, a biometric detection assembly, and a wearable device. The temperature measurement apparatus includes a housing, a temperature measurement component, and an elastic component to improve contact stability and accuracy of temperature measurements. The wearable device for individual health assessment measurement of vital signs includes an optical sensor/emitter assembly, a controller, and a light seal with integrated dry electrodes for transmitting and receiving electrical signals from the skin of the subject. The device can measure physiological parameters such as heart rate, pulse rate, respiration rate, and stress using modalities like ECG, PPG, and BIA. It can be secured to the skin using a wearable band and additional dry electrodes can be coupled to the housing for obtaining electrical measurements.
The wearable device also includes a light seal with integrated dry electrodes separated by electrically insulative material or an air gap to prevent ambient light interference. The integrated dry electrodes can be semi-circular in shape and positioned around the bottom surface of the housing. The device can derive signals for heart rate and oxygen saturation using a PPG assembly and can be worn on different parts of the body using bands like headbands, wristbands, or chest bands. Additionally, the device may include additional dry electrodes on the side surface of the housing for obtaining electrical measurements during operation.
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