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Koninklijke Philips NV

Koninklijke Philips NV

Koninklijke Philips is a diversified global healthcare company operating in three segments: diagnosis and treatment, connected care, and personal health. Nearly 50% of the company's revenue comes from the diagnosis and treatment segment, which features imaging systems, ultrasound equipment, and image-guided therapy solutions. The connected care segment (under 30% of revenue) encompasses monitoring and analytics systems for hospitals, informatics business, and also houses the sleep and respiratory care segment. Personal health business (remainder of revenue) is mainly oral health and personal care product lines, which include electric toothbrushes and men's grooming and personal-care products.www.philips.com

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Sep 14, 2026

Phillip MillarHOST
39:29
It's just the messaging to me, having a camera and shooting water seems like you're really complicating a small piece of electronics, so I don't know how long it's gonna last or work.
Camille MooreHOST
39:39
Well, the, the thing I thought was interesting when I was looking at price point, 'cause it's easy for people to say, you know, is a $500 toothbrush solving a $3 problem? You know, like is that really where we need it to go? But when you look on Amazon, we both have the Philips Sonicare toothbrush.
Camille MooreHOST
39:55
That's $500 too.
Camille MooreHOST
39:57
So considering that it has the water pick kinda built into it, now the camera, you know, how much do you really need to see your tooth? Is that the question? Like that to me seems-
Phillip MillarHOST
42:54
[laughs]
Camille MooreHOST
42:54
There's no yellow on any of the Dyson products.
Phillip MillarHOST
42:57
But I'm, I'm ready to move from Philips-
Camille MooreHOST
42:59
I don't know where you're getting this from
Tom CoteHOST
20:59
Smart toothbrushes are hardly new.
Tom CoteHOST
21:01
Companies such as Oral-B and Philips offer models that work with an app to track coverage, pressure, brushing time, and other user data.
Tom CoteHOST
21:09
But Dyson said its new camera jet model is the first with an integrated camera to hone in on the spaces between the teeth, where plaque first forms, then hardens, and direct a precision jet at them.
Tom CoteHOST
21:24
The product is being offered in blue and pink.
Justin BakerHOST
11:10
And it has support for like Neo Geo CD, Saturn, a whole bunch of console.
Justin BakerHOST
11:13
I think Philips CD-i was in there.
Justin BakerHOST
11:15
So you can finally play your Wand of Gamelon on
Chris SaturnHOST
11:19
an
Bill GundersonHOST
34:21
Yes, there's my molybdenum products used in, in demanding industrial and defensive applications.
Bill GundersonHOST
34:28
For more than seventy years, the business operated as a part of Royal Philips and Philips Lighting, which is Philips Group, PHG.
Bill GundersonHOST
34:37
They've been around for a long time.
Bill GundersonHOST
34:39
They have a lot of-- They got in trouble with the sleep apnea machines.
Bill GundersonHOST
34:24
... used in, in demanding industrial and defensive applications.
Bill GundersonHOST
34:28
For more than seventy years, the business operated as a part of Royal Philips and Philips Lighting, which is Philips Group, PHG.
Bill GundersonHOST
34:37
They've been around for a long time.
Bill GundersonHOST
34:39
They have a lot of-- They got in trouble with the sleep apnea machines.
Daniel ZavrelGUEST
3:52
And so later when the wall went down in, uh, Russia, the technology came in Germany, and the Germans medically certified it.
Daniel ZavrelGUEST
4:01
And, well, I started to develop a coaching approach, uh, around it, uh, so that's the Conscious Scan coaching approach, where we apply this in athlete, for athletes, big corporations like Accenture, PWC, um, Philips, Microsoft.
Daniel ZavrelGUEST
4:17
And in Netherlands, I, um, trained four years as a mental coach with this technology.
Daniel ZavrelGUEST
4:22
I scan all the players of, um...
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
22:13
Early Mayors of the Palace The historical student who visits in thought the nursery of modern European states, the period from 500 to 800 of the Christian era, finds with amused surprise how many of the features familiar to him in their weather-beaten old age he can trace in the faces of those baby kingdoms.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
22:38
Gothic Spain with its manifold councils, its ecclesiastical intolerance, and its bitter persecutions of the Jews is the anticipation of the Spain of the Ferdinands and the Philips.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
22:52
Italy, cleft in sunder by the patrimony of St. Peter and with the undying hostility between the Pope and the Lombard king, presages the very conflict which is now being waged between the Vatican and the Quirinal.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
23:08
England, notwithstanding all her early elements of confusion and mismanagement, clings desperately to her one great saving institution of the Witan and thus travails in birth with the future parliament.
Leon RosenblattHOST
29:32
Super interesting.
Leon RosenblattHOST
29:33
By the way, I just got off a call with a small faculty-based startup that was trying to build a product specifically that Medtronics and Philips would want, but are not in a position to build.
Leon RosenblattHOST
29:45
This is very real in our world.
Leon RosenblattHOST
29:47
So I want to come back to not just the founders you invest in, but the kind of ideas that you invest in.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
6:39
Two consortia fighting over the same market.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
6:41
Blu-ray had Sony, Panasonic, Philips, Apple, Dell, and most of the major content owners.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
6:47
HD DVD had Toshiba, Microsoft, Intel, and Universal and Paramount at various points.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
6:53
The technical differences were real, but not decisive.
CornHOST
7:43
Without the studios, the hardware makers would have fought on price, and the format war would
Herman PoppleberryHOST
7:48
have dragged on for years.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
7:49
HDMI is the gatekeeper case, formed in 2002 by Hitachi, Panasonic, Philips, Silicon Image, Sony, Thompson, and Toshiba.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
7:57
The spec isn't open.
Adam GlassHOST
46:33
But I read a little bit about the history of these particulars.
Adam GlassHOST
46:36
The Philips one was very popular in Europe because Philips is a European company.
Adam GlassHOST
46:40
And that front-loading 45 design is particular to them.
Adam GlassHOST
46:45
It was invented in America a few years prior to this by CBS Labs.
John Patrick Owatari-DorganHOST
50:42
He's like, I don't belong in this movie.
John Patrick Owatari-DorganHOST
50:44
It's amazing.
John Patrick Owatari-DorganHOST
50:46
Also, I now have a picture on my computer of Muhammad Ali trying to load one of the Philips front-loading record players as a promotional picture.
John Patrick Owatari-DorganHOST
50:56
It's fantastic.

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