This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Christopher M. Werner and His Wearable-Device Patent
Introduction
Christopher M. Werner is an inventor associated with San Jose, California. His patent work includes an invention for a rotary input mechanism designed for an electronic device.
Latest Patents
Werner is credited with 1 patent: “Rotary Input Mechanism for an Electronic Device.” The patent describes a wearable electronic device with an enclosure, a display, and a processing element. A button sits at least partly within an aperture in the enclosure’s sidewall and communicates with a sensing element. The button is designed to accept two types of user input, while the sensing element tracks its movement so the device can distinguish between them.
Career Highlights
Werner’s patent highlights an approach to wearable-device interaction that uses a physical input button to support multiple input types. The disclosed mechanism connects the button’s movement to electronic sensing and processing.
Collaborations
Werner’s listed coworkers include John B. Morrell and Camille Moussette.
Conclusion
Christopher M. Werner’s patent focuses on a versatile rotary input mechanism for wearable electronics, combining button movement, sensing, and processing to enable two types of user input.
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