Magic Leap, Inc.

Whole Bath, LLC

Urynx LLC

Bemis Manufacturing Company

Other

Brian Schwab

Shao-Yu Peng

James M Powderly

Haney Awad

Savannah Niles

William Wheeler

Christopher David Nesladek

Marshal Ainsworth Fontaine

Isioma Osagbemwenorue Azu

Brian Edward Oliver Bucknor

Shigeru G Natsume

Timothy Michael Stutts

Randall E Hand

Sumanth Murali

Brian Murray

Kenneth M Kernen

Matthew Neururer

Björn Nicolaas Servatius Vlaskamp

Samuel A Miller

Lionel Ernest Edwin

Ivan Li Chuen Yeoh

Ivan L Yeoh

Philip O'Connor

Cheng-Yang Lai

Spencer Lindsay

Björn Nicolaas Servatius Maskamp

Michael Fabrizio

Philip O'connor

A light-emitting user input device can include a touch sensitive portion configured to accept user input (e.g., from a user's thumb) and a light-emitting portion configured to output a light pattern. The light pattern can be used to assist the user in interacting with the user input device. Examples include emulating a multi-degree-of-freedom controller, indicating scrolling or swiping actions, indicating presence of objects nearby the device, indicating receipt of notifications, assisting pairing the user input device with another device, or assisting calibrating the user input device. The light-emitting user input device can be used to provide user input to a wearable device, such as, e.g., a head mounted display device.

Light-emitting user input device for calibration or pairing

A liquid holding assembly, comprising a first tube and a second tube. The first tube has a first longitudinal wall extending between a closed first bottom end and a first top end. The second tube is configured to be inserted in the first tube, and a second longitudinal wall extending between a closed second bottom end and a second top end, the second bottom end having a perforation and comprising a holding unit configured to hold a sponge below the second bottom end. The second tube is configured to be inserted into the first tube to compress the sponge between the first bottom end and the second bottom end, to cause the sponge to release a liquid absorbed therein. A tight fit between the first longitudinal wall and the second bottom end is configured to force the released liquid to travel into the second tube via the perforation.

Liquid holding assembly

Augmented and virtual reality display systems increase viewer comfort by reducing viewer exposure to virtual content that causes undesirable accommodation-vergence mismatches (AVM). The display systems limit displaying content that exceeds an accommodation-vergence mismatch threshold, which may define a volume around the viewer. The volume may be subdivided into two or more zones, including an innermost loss-of-fusion zone (LoF) in which no content is displayed, and one or more outer AVM zones in which the displaying of content may be stopped, or clipped, under certain conditions. For example, content may be clipped if the viewer is verging within an AVM zone and if the content is displayed within the AVM zone for more than a threshold duration. A further possible condition for clipping content is that the user is verging on that content. In addition, the boundaries of the AVM zone and/or the acceptable amount of time that the content is displayed may vary depending upon the type of content being displayed, e.g., whether the content is user-locked content or in-world content.

Display systems and methods for clipping content to increase viewing comfort

A light emitting user input device can include a touch sensitive portion configured to accept user input (e.g., from a user's thumb) and a light emitting portion configured to output a light pattern. The light pattern can be used to assist the user in interacting with the user input device. Examples include emulating a multi-degree-of-freedom controller, indicating scrolling or swiping actions, indicating presence of objects nearby the device, indicating receipt of notifications, assisting pairing the user input device with another device, or assisting calibrating the user input device. The light emitting user input device can be used to provide user input to a wearable device, such as, e.g., a head mounted display device.

An assembly for holding a liquid sample, the assembly comprising a cup for holding a liquid and a chamber assembly, The chamber assembly comprises: a cap configured to be removably joined to the cup and to close the cup when joined to the cup; a chamber joined to the cap and having an open top end above the cap, the chamber traversing the cap and extending from the open top end to a bottom end below the cap, such that when the cap is joined to the cup, the bottom end of chamber is located inside the cup, the first chamber having at least one perforation at or near the bottom end; a chamber cap configured to be joined to the open top end of the chamber and to close the chamber when joined to the chamber.

Liquid sample holding assembly

Urine sample holding assembly with handle

A method and a wash, clean and dry system are provided for washing, cleaning and drying a surface region of a human body. The system includes a toilet seat assembly with a bidet assembly having a spray canister device for spraying the surface region with a solution, such as a skin protecting barrier solution, a cleaning solution or a medicated solution. In one aspect, the spray canister device can be movably insert into and out of the toilet seat assembly and is easy to operate and use. In addition, the bidet assembly further includes a spray nozzle assembly and a drying nozzle assembly, which are adapted to wash, clean and dry the region of the human body in three dimensional moments. The removable spray canister device with the removable sleeved cover element is thus easy to carry and be re-filled with new solutions.

Wash, clean and dry system with removable spray canister device

Totem controller having an illumination region

The present disclosure provides a toilet seat assembly for delivering medicine, washing, cleaning, and drying a perineal region of a user. The toilet seat assembly includes a spraying nozzle assembly having one or more retractable spray nozzle units for delivering a liquid product, a drying nozzle assembly having one or more retractable drying nozzle units for drying the region, and a medicine delivery assembly for delivering a medicinal product to the region, the medicine delivery assembly having a medicine delivery nozzle connected to a medicine storage element containing the medicinal product.

Medicine delivery, wash, clean and air dry system

A method and apparatus is provided for spraying a solution, such as a cleaning solution a barrier material, out of a spray canister device to a surface area of a human body. The spray canister device generally includes a removable sleeved cover element covering an inner canister element. The spray canister device with the removable sleeved cover is easy to carry and easy to spray, and can be handled manually or functions together with other devices.

Spray canister device with removable sleeved cover

An aspect of some embodiment of the present invention relates to a kit for home urine collection and in office urine collection. The kit comprises a collector device and a clip. The collector device comprises a holder portion and a connector portion, the holder portion being configured to receive a sponge. The clip comprises an elongated main body and an extension extending perpendicularly to a longitudinal dimension of the main body, the extension being configured to cooperate with the holder portion to removably join the clip to the collector device.

Cupless urinalysis strip holder and urine collector

A kit for urine collection is disclosed. The kit comprises a clip; a collector device comprising a connector portion configured for receiving the clip, a holder portion configured for receiving a sponge; and a stopper portion; a tube configured to receive the collector device; and a cap configured to be inserted onto an open end of the tube and seal the tube and simultaneously receive an end of the collector device into a recess disposed inside the cap.

Urine analysis collector

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East Chatham, NY, United States of America

Brian Schwab