Apple Inc.

Moxxly LLC

Camille I Henrot

Robert V Tang

John Schooley Camp

Joseph Benjamin Walker

Joshua A Hoover

Benjamin J Grena

William Leith

Santhi Analytis

Seul Bi Kim

Gabrielle Guthrie

Jacob Kurzrock

Didio V Gomes

Jessica J Lu

Kristen L Cretella

Donald L Olmstead

Cara C Delzer

Haoyu Li

Travis C Pedley

Lia Mieko Uesato

Bryan A Cloyd

Alex Warburton

Yan Wang

Charlotte M Baravian

Thomas Richard Routh

Mark W Townsend

Tsung-Wen Su

Weibing Gong

Austin S Glover

Zhe Cheng

Xueqin Xu

Emma Wardell

Andrew Campbell

A protective cover for a head-mounted device may include a cover layer and a ribbed fabric sidewall that together form a recess for receiving the head-mounted device. The cover layer may include a foam layer and a stiffener wrapped in fabric layers and may be configured to cover and protect an external display in the head-mounted device. The ribbed fabric sidewall may include a knit fabric layer and knit ribs on opposing sides of the knit fabric layer. The ribbed fabric sidewall may have a button receiving region and a pull tab region that are modified relative to other regions of the ribbed fabric sidewall by including fewer ribs, unfilled ribs, or ribs of different heights. A pull tab may hide a seam in the ribbed fabric sidewall. The seam may be formed from a filled pocket that provides a plush surface under the pull tab.

Protective covers for electronic devices

A case for an electronic device may include one or more buttons or logos. The case may have an inner wall that defines a recess for receiving the electronic device and an outer wall that forms an outer surface of the case. An opening may be formed in the outer wall to accommodate a button member or logo member. A layer of material such as a layer of fabric or polymer may have a first portion that forms at least part of the inner wall of the case and a second portion that extends into the opening in the outer wall. The second portion may wrap over the button member or logo member to form an outer surface of the button member or logo member, or the second portion may wrap under the button member or logo member to form a substrate for the button member or logo member.

Cases for electronic devices

A strap may have a strip of material. Sliding clasps may be attached to ends of left and right segments of the strip. Each sliding clasp may have a slot through which one of the segments slides to adjust strap length. The strap may be coupled to an item such as a device with a battery. The sliding clasps are each in a first mode in which the sliding clasp is locked to the strip and does not allow the strip to slide and a second mode in which the sliding clasp is unlocked and allows the strip to slide. Rotational motion, squeezing motions, and/or other motions may be used to transition the sliding clasp between locked and unlocked states.

Sliding clasps for adjustable straps

Bands for electronic devices, including wearable devices, are designed to dynamically alter their shape (e.g., lengthen) in response to an external force. A band may include one or more interior structures disposed in an exterior structure. The interior structure(s) is/are pulled in tension by the exterior structure. When the interior structure(s) is/are pulled in tension, an additional force (e.g., by a user) that applies tension to the interior structure(s) may cause a relatively small change in tension to the interior structure(s). As a result, the band may appear to provide the same amount to users, despite users having a different wrist size/diameter. A similar phenomenon may occur to a single user when the user's wrist changes in size. Accordingly, based on the interior structure(s) being placed in tension by the exterior structure(s), the force provided by the band may appear constant to users.

Dynamically adjustable bands for wearable devices

A cover for an electronic device may be formed from fabric. The cover may include a front cover portion and a rear cover portion that rotate relative to one another about a first bend axis. The front cover portion may have first and second panels that rotate relative to one another about a second bend axis. The cover may have flexible hinge regions along the first and second bend axes. The flexible hinge regions may include spacer fabric having first and second warp knit fabric layers and spacer strands coupled between the first and second warp knit fabric layers. Stiffeners may be used to stiffen portions of the cover between the flexible hinge regions. An inlay strand may be located in the flexible hinge region in the front cover portion to restrict the range of motion of the first panel relative to the second panel.

Fabric covers for electronic devices

Disclosed herein are methods, systems, and devices for collecting a fluid for use in connection with a fluid pumping device such as a breast pump. A fluid collection receptacle includes a rigid connector attached to the fluid collection receptacle. The rigid connector is connectable to a breast pump manifold. The fluid collection receptacle further includes a liquid tight seal in the fluid collection receptacle. The fluid collection receptacle may be constructed of a flexible plastic.

Liquid receptacle for a pumping apparatus

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