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titleOfInvention WIRELESS CONTROLLABLE DEVICE AND SYSTEM AND WIRELESS CONTROL METHOD
abstract The present invention relates to a wireless controllable device (20) comprising sensing material actuating elements (22) each of which is driven by a respective receiver circuit (24) having an inductive coil (26) for receiving electrical energy inductively. Each circuit has a respective resonant frequency different. This allows a selective wireless activation of the actuators by applying a magnetic field having frequency components corresponding to the circuits only actuator elements that it is desired to activate. The present invention further relates to a system (30), comprising a wireless controllable device and a control unit (28), the control unit having an inductive transmission coil arrangement (32) for providing electrical energy to circuits of the wireless device by inductive coupling. A frequency spectrum of the applied field is configured to control the actuator elements that are activated.
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