Koninklijke Philips had six patents in 3D printing during Q2 2024. The patent filed by Koninklijke Philips NV in Q2 2024 relates to methods and devices for creating an identifiable anti-scatter grid for a radiographic imaging device. The invention involves using additive manufacturing to form a grid pattern and structural modifications that are image-based recognizable, creating a unique identifier for the grid to be easily distinguishable among others. 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 3D printing as a theme in Q2 2024.

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Application: Identifiable anti-scatter grid for a radiographic imaging device (Patent ID: US20240108297A1)

The patent filed by Koninklijke Philips NV describes methods and devices for creating identifiable anti-scatter grids for radiographic imaging devices using additive manufacturing processes. The method involves forming a grid pattern according to product specifications and incorporating structural modifications that are image-based recognizable to create a unique identifier for each grid, making them distinguishable from others. These modifications can include variations in wall thickness, local shifts in walls, material protrusions, or recesses, forming a unique identification pattern on the grid periphery.

Furthermore, the patent details a method for capturing the unique identifier of a specific anti-scatter grid through imaging, processing the data to extract the identification pattern, generating a unique identifier data, and recording it in relation to the specific grid. A device is also described that includes a data processing unit to perform these functions, along with additional capabilities such as comparing unique software identifiers, calibrating imaging systems based on the grid's identifier data, and controlling access to software applications based on matching identifier data. Overall, the patent aims to enhance the traceability and identification of anti-scatter grids in radiographic imaging devices through unique structural modifications created during the additive manufacturing process.

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