Logitech Europe S.a.

Other

Arnaud Daniel Perret-Gentil

Steven Ryutaro Takayama

Jan Stoeckli

Giuseppe Russo

Jean-Claude Dunant

Lars Holm Lauridsen

Nuno Miguel Pereira Dos Anjos Valverde

Padraig McLoughlin

Jasmine Madeline Apolinar

Nicolas Ramond

Darragh Luttrell

Daniel Bonanno

Jaroslav Jirousek

Patrick Edouard Jean Cerisier

Light assembly

Disclosed are computer peripheral interface devices (such as computer mice) that include a wheel member configured to rotate around an axis in a plurality of modes, where each of the plurality of modes corresponds to a respective unique friction profile. The plurality of operation modes includes a freewheel mode and at least two additional modes. The at least two additional modes includes two or more different ratchet modes, two or more different constant friction modes, or at least one constant friction mode and at least one ratchet mode. The interface device also includes an actuator assembly configured to set the wheel member to each of the plurality of operation modes.

Multi-mode scroll wheel for input device

A mount includes a first linkage having a front face that extends in a first direction and faces in a second direction that is perpendicular to the first direction, a second linkage slidably connected to the first linkage, the second linkage comprising a body portion extending in the first direction and a neck portion disposed at an end of the body portion of the second linkage, a third linkage rotatably connected to the first linkage at a first end of the third linkage, a telescoping element slidably connected to the third linkage, the telescoping element comprising an abutment portion at an end of the telescoping element, and a housing attachment mechanism coupled to a first surface of the neck portion of the second linkage.

Adjustable mounted portable light

In one embodiment, the present invention provides an input device with a mechanical wheel which includes a touch sensor. In one embodiment, the wheel is a thumbwheel that uses a magnetometer to detect rotation of a magnet inside the thumbwheel. The touch sensor in one embodiment is a cylindrical floating electrode which is capacitively coupled to a bridge electrode connected to a sensing circuit. The thumbwheel may be used for horizontal scrolling, zoom and other gestures.

Rotational element enabling touch-like gestures

Growing community of inventors

Oakland, CA, United States of America

Arnaud Daniel Perret-Gentil