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    LIGHTING LAMPS GENERATING NOVEL AESTHETIC EXPERIENCES IN HUMANS AND OTHER BEINGS USING PHYSICAL INTERACTIVE SYSTEMS
    17.
    发明申请
    LIGHTING LAMPS GENERATING NOVEL AESTHETIC EXPERIENCES IN HUMANS AND OTHER BEINGS USING PHYSICAL INTERACTIVE SYSTEMS 审中-公开

    公开(公告)号：US20190060601A1

    公开(公告)日：2019-02-28

    申请号：US15764736

    申请日：2016-09-30

    申请人： Universidad de los Andes

    发明人： Rafael Hernando Barragan Romero

    IPC分类号： A61M21/00

    摘要： The present invention patent relates to lighting lamps composed of LEDs which emit monochromatic or colored light and can produce, by interaction mechanisms and technology-supported narration models, behavioral changes in humans and other living beings by displaying texts, graphics or motion pictures using the light, and are previously programmed as encapsulated narrations which can be triggered by the users, providing novel aesthetic experiences. These aesthetic experiences are useful for managing anxiety, sleep cycles, changing habits, providing different forms of perceiving the environment, improving relationships, improving communication, improving self-esteem, the utilization of time, the regulation of the circadian cycle, decision-making on the basis of climate-relevant information, the analysis of activity in the environment, the awareness of consumption costs. This is possible because these lamps can operate at different light intensities, use biometrics, environment sensors and communication devices, and provide an interface for humans and other living beings with the technology.

    METHOD FOR OBTAINING CHROMATIC ATTRIBUTES OF NATURAL SURROUNDINGS TO DESIGN COLOUR PATTERNS
    18.
    发明申请
    METHOD FOR OBTAINING CHROMATIC ATTRIBUTES OF NATURAL SURROUNDINGS TO DESIGN COLOUR PATTERNS 审中-公开

    公开(公告)号：US20190045113A1

    公开(公告)日：2019-02-07

    申请号：US15764757

    申请日：2016-09-30

    申请人： Universidad de los Andes

    发明人： Samira Kadamani Abiyoma ,  Olga Amparo Quijano de Rincon ,  Jorge Enrique Gutierrez Valderrama ,  Camilo Andres Nemocon Farfan ,  David Naranjo Romero

    IPC分类号： H04N5/232 ,  H04N5/225

    摘要： The present invention relates to a method for obtaining the chromatic attributes of natural surroundings, which can be used, under the same parameters, in artificial surroundings or mixed surroundings, by means of digital extraction by taking photographs to generate colour patterns (natural surroundings are understood to be those linked to the environment and include landscape, vegetation and fauna; artificial surroundings are those in which humans and/or built; and mixed surroundings involve physical characteristics of artificial and natural surroundings). This method is intended to obtain chromatic palettes used on any type of surface that functions as an imitating factor in diverse fields of application, such as: biosecurity, well-being associated with chromatic perception, colour psychology, eco-urban landscape, colour trends in dress and products, management of indoor and outdoor spaces, and even for the military sector, insofar as the physical and technical principles would be the same as for the civil sector.

    IN VITRO METHOD FOR IDENTIFYING A PREGNANCY RELATED DISEASE
    19.
    发明申请
    IN VITRO METHOD FOR IDENTIFYING A PREGNANCY RELATED DISEASE 审中-公开

    公开(公告)号：US20180259534A1

    公开(公告)日：2018-09-13

    申请号：US15758706

    申请日：2016-09-12

    申请人： UNIVERSIDAD DE LOS ANDES

    发明人： Alejandra CHAPARRO PADILLA ,  Sebastian ILLANES LOPEZ

    IPC分类号： G01N33/68

    CPC分类号： G01N33/689 ,  G01N2333/71 ,  G01N2800/042 ,  G01N2800/368

    摘要： The present invention is focused on an in vitro method for identifying or screening human subjects at risk of suffering from a pregnancy related disease, in particular from gestational diabetes mellitus or preeclampsia, departing from the level of expression or concentration of a series of biomarkers isolated from a minimally-invasive sample such as gingival crevicular fluid (GCF). Moreover, the method of the invention offers high sensitivity and specificity at an early stage of the pregnancy (see the Examples and figures shown below), which means that it is a strong and cost-effective method for the detection of a pregnancy related disease, in particular gestational diabetes mellitus or preeclampsia, at an early stage of the disease thus procuring effective treatment, avoiding significant long-term adverse effects for both mother and baby.