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Albert John Golko

Eric Steven Jol

Mathias W Schmidt

Jeffrey J Terlizzi

Ibuki Kamei

John Raff

Donald R Monroe

David E Kingman

Ian A Spraggs

Jahan C Minoo

Fletcher R Rothkopf

Jonathan Sarjeant Aase

Cameron P Frazier

Edward Siahaan

Paul J Thompson

Wendell B Sander

Christopher S Graham

Clarisse Mazuir

Daniel C Wagman

John B Ardisana, Ii

Makiko K Brzezinski

Phil M Hobson

Stephen Brian Lynch

Daniel William Jarvis

Todd K Moyer

Christopher D Prest

Matthew Emanuel Last

Dale N Memering

Christopher D Jones

Jason S Sloey

Arthur Yasheng Zhang

James A Yurko

Keith Alan Cox

Sawyer Isaac Cohen

Mahmoud R Amini

Robert D Watson

Craig Matthew Stanley

Darshan R Kasar

John Meron Ananny

Scott A Myers

Stephen Paul Zadesky

Kurt R Stiehl

Felix Jose Alvarez Rivera

Scott Peter Krueger

David J Donohue

Philipp J Wolf

Ali Tavakoli Targhi

Samuel G Fowle

Antonio B Martinez

Jeffrey M Alves

Thaddeus Stefanov-Wagner

Felix J Alvarez

Daniel E Potter

Steven G Herbst

Warren Jones

Christopher P Child

Stephen E Yao

Collin James Palmer

Bivin J Varghese

Derek C Scott

Nagarajan Kalyanasundaram

Nathan P Bosscher

Christopher L Porritt

Juan A Lazaro

Charles B Woodhull

Frank Faqiu Liang

Ryan Joseph Garrone

Edwin W Foo

Arthur Stanley Brigham

Hani Esmaeili

Chad A Bossetti

Amaury J Heresztyn

Jim C Hwang

James L McPeak

Eric T SooHoo

Mani Razaghi Kashani

Robert S Parnell

Greg Nayman

Matthew L Brown

Byron Bay Han

George V Anastas

Malcolm J Northcott

Erik Andrew Uttermann

Paul Koh

Peter F Masschelein

Derek C Krass

Troy Alexander Carter

Robert Scritzky

Trent K Do

Arturo Llamazares Domper

Terry L Tikalsky

Michael A Cretella

Anwyl M McDonald

Daniel J Fritchman

Tony Chi Wang Ng

Mira S Misra

Daniel J Reetz

Daniel Zisuk Lee

Micah Lewis-Kraus

Noell G Johnson

A system may have structure. The structures may include laminated structures formed by attaching inner and outer layers together with a layer of adhesive. The inner and outer layers in a structure may be formed from polymer such as polycarbonate. Forming the structure layers from polymer may allow the structure to have desired curvature. To improve safety and/or acoustic performance of the structure, the inner and outer structure layers may be formed from different materials. The outer polymer layer may be formed from polycarbonate and the inner polymer layer may be formed from a more brittle polymer such as polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA).

Laminated polymer windows

Light-based devices may be provided that emit light. The light-based devices may be incorporated into systems such as vehicles. The light-based devices may include light sources such as light-emitting diodes and lasers. Mirrors may be used to collimate light from the light sources. Light modulators may be used to pattern light from the light sources. The light sources may include light sources of different colors. Arrays of pixels may be used to provide dynamically varying patterns of emitted light. A light source may produce light that is diffracted by an array of diffractive elements on a window. Mechanical and electrical shutters may obscure light sources, mirrors, and light-emitting components mounted on windows.

Exterior lighting

A system may have system controls that are used in controlling the system. The system may have sensors that gather information on speed, orientation, and position. The sensors may also gather information on relative speed, information on risks of a collision, and other status information and operating environment information. Control circuitry may use light-based devices to display, information on speed, relative speed, status information, custom light information or other user-selected information, or other information on status and the operating environment.

Exterior lighting and warning system

A glass fastening system includes a glass portion, a support structure defining a recess, a first adhesive layer disposed on an exterior surface of the glass portion facing the recess in the support structure, a second adhesive layer disposed within the recess of the support structure, and a fastener having a first portion secured to the first adhesive layer and a second portion extending away from the first portion and into the second adhesive layer to secure the glass portion to the support structure.

Glass fastening and sealing systems

A vehicle includes a roof opening, a front window that is located forward from the roof opening, and a rear window that is located rearward from the roof opening. The vehicle also includes a first panel and a second panel. The first panel and the second panel obstruct the roof opening in a closed position and are movable to an open position in which the first panel is positioned adjacent to an exterior surface of the front window and the second panel is positioned adjacent to an exterior surface of the rear window.

Movable panel assemblies

A vehicle includes a roof panel, an opening defined by the roof panel and a movable panel assembly that is configured to move between a closed position and an open position with respect to the opening. A first track is located above the roof panel at a first lateral side of the movable panel, and a second track located above the roof panel at a second lateral side of the movable panel, wherein the movable panel is supported by the first track and the second track for movement between the closed position and the open position.

A vehicle includes a roof, an opening in the roof, and a window that is located forward from the opening, wherein the window has an upper end and the window is free from non-translucent structures near the upper end. A movable panel is connected to the roof for movement forward and rearward relative to the roof between a closed position and an open position. A seal is connected to the movable panel. The seal engages the window when the movable panel is in the closed position and the seal is disengaged from the window when the movable panel is in the open position.

Embodiments of electronic wristwatches are disclosed. According to one embodiment, an electronic wristband can provide additional electrical circuitry or devices that can be made available for use as or with an electronic device. In one embodiment, the electronic device can be a mobile electronic device that can be removably coupled to the electronic wristband which provides the additional circuitry or devices. Advantageously, the electronic device can utilize the additional electrical circuitry or devices provided within the electronic wristband to augment the capabilities of the electronic device. In another embodiment, the electronic device can be integrally formed with the electronic wristband which provides the additional circuitry or devices.

Wrist-worn electronic device and methods therefor

A glass sealing system includes a glass portion and a first adhesive layer disposed along an exterior surface of the glass portion. The glass sealing system also includes a cover with a first surface secured to the first adhesive layer and a second surface opposing the first surface. The glass sealing system includes a second adhesive layer disposed on the second surface and configured to secure the cover to a support structure. The cover obscures the second adhesive layer from view of a user looking through the glass portion toward the support structure.

Aspects of the present disclosure involve projecting an interactive scene onto a surface from a projecting object. In one particular embodiment, the interactive scene is projected from a vehicle and may be utilized by the vehicle to provide a scene or image that a user may interact with through various gestures detected by the system. In addition, the interactive scene may be customized to one or more preferences determined by the system, such as user preferences, system preferences, or preferences obtained through feedback from similar systems. Based on one or more user inputs (such as user gestures received at the system), the projected scene may be altered or new scenes may be projected. In addition, control over some aspects of the vehicle (such as unlocking of doors, starting of the motor, etc.) may be controlled through the interactive scene and the detected gestures of the users.

System and method for interactive scene projection

A vehicle may have vehicle controls that are used in steering, braking, and accelerating the vehicle. The vehicle may have sensors that gather information on vehicle speed, orientation, and position. The sensors may also gather information on relative speed between the vehicle and a following vehicle, information on risks of a collision between a vehicle and an external object, and other vehicle status information and vehicle operating environment information. Control circuitry may use light-based devices to display braking information, information on vehicle speed, the relative speed between a vehicle and a following vehicle, autonomous driving mode status information, custom brake light information or other user-selected information, or other information on vehicle status and the operating environment of a vehicle.

This application relates to magnetically actuated electrical connectors. The electrical connectors includes movable magnetic elements that move in response to an externally applied magnetic field. In some embodiments, the electrical connectors includes recessed contacts that move from a recessed position to an engaged position in response to an externally applied magnetic field associated with an electronic device to which the connector is designed to be coupled. In some embodiments, the external magnetic field has a particular polarity pattern configured to draw contacts associated with a matching polarity pattern out of the recessed position.

Magnetic surface contacts

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Saratoga, CA, United States of America

Albert John Golko