Whoop, Inc.

Benjamin August Rothenberg Peterson

Aurelian Nicolae

Brett Tobias Tom

Eliot Reshetar-Jost

Johan Liden

Anahis Araxy Kechejian

Nick Burrows

William Ahmed

Daniel Tonderys

John Vincenzo Capodilupo

Bach Nguyen

Don Bryan Lioi

John Donald Streed

Christine Alyce Dobie

A wireless recharging battery can be removably and replaceably coupled to a physiological monitoring device in a manner that securely retains the wireless recharging battery in a precise location relative to a corresponding wireless power interface of the monitoring device, while facilitating intuitive and easy removal and replacement of the wireless recharging battery by a user.

Wireless battery for physiological monitoring system

Clasp for wearable physiological monitor

An enclosure for an electronic device, such as a wearable physiological monitor, may be formed of at least two different materials, e.g., a first part formed of a first material (e.g., a metal) and a second part formed of a second material (e.g., a plastic). The second part may include an opening to receive at least a portion of the first part therein, where the first part includes an anchor projecting from a surface thereof into the opening of the second part. To ensure that the enclosure is waterproof, a third part that can be chemically bonded to the second part may secure the first part by filling a volume between the anchor of the first part and an adjacent surface of the second part around the opening. In some aspects, the chemical bond between the second part and the third part creates an environmental seal around the opening.

Mechanically sealed housings for physiological monitors

A strap for a wearable physiological monitor can be adjusted to a desired tension. The strap may include a buckle that retains a length of the strap as the strap is removed from and replaced to the wearable physiological monitor. In this manner, one or more straps may be removed and replaced without requiring readjustment of strap length for a particular user.

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Cambridge, MA, United States of America

Benjamin August Rothenberg Peterson