Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Simplehuman, LLC

Bradley William Steiner

Christopher Bramley Fruhauf

Perry Q Anderson

Michael James Basha

Andrew Bert Hodge

Errol Mark Tazbaz

Roy Joseph Riccomini

Zoltan Laszlo

Azhar K Meyer

Frank J Yang

David Wolbert

Guy Cohen

Frederick Nicholas Bushroe

Kenneth Yen

Brian Y Tachibana

Frederick N Bushroe

Azhar Meyer

Jesse Dethman

Frank Yang

Perry Anderson

Christopher B Fruhauf

A head mounted display (HMD) may comprise an adjustable crown band, a crown band circumference adjusting mechanism coupled to the adjustable crown band and configured to adjust a crown band circumference to releasably secure the crown band to the user's crown, an armature including left and right arms, each of the left and right arms mounted at a respective proximal end to corresponding left and right HMD attachment structures, a display mounted at left and right sides to respective distal ends of the left and right arms, and an eye relief distance adjustment mechanism configured to move the left and right arms in a timed manner toward and away from the crown band along a substantially linear path, to thereby adjust an eye relief distance from the display to an eye of a the user when the crown band is fitted on the crown of the user.

Augmented reality system eye relief adjustment mechanism

A trashcan assembly can include a body portion, a lid portion pivotably coupled with the body portion, and a sensor assembly configured to generate a signal when an object is detected within a sensing region. The sensor assembly can include a plurality of transmitters having a first subset of transmitters and a second subset of transmitters. A transmission axis of least one transmitter in the first subset of transmitters can be different from a transmission axis of at least one of the transmitters in the second subset of transmitters. An electronic processor can generate an electronic signal to a power-operated drive mechanism for moving the lid portion from a closed position to an open position when the sensor assembly detects the object within the sensing region.

Dual sensing receptacles

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