> (I hope Philips doesn't have any applicable patents here) I hope the same, but this looks extremely similar to what Philips did with amBX for PCs. I also kn

> (I hope Philips doesn't have any applicable patents here) I hope the same, but this looks extremely similar to what Philips did with amBX for PCs. I also know that Philips was headhunting earlier this year for an in-house counsel position centered around pursuing licensing opportunities with companies who might be infringing on their lighting IP. This one looks similiar: "Analyze competitors products through reverse engineering efforts to investigate instances of possible third party patent infringement." - http://www.glassdoor.com/job-listing/job.htm?jl=869372458&paoIdKey=NDA= http://www.glassdoor.com/job-listing/job.htm?jl=869372458&pa...