Symbol Technologies, LLC

Zebra Technologies Corporation

Chandra M Nair

JaeHo Choi

Sunghun Lim

Mu-Kai Shen

Ian R Jenkins

Konstantinos D Tsiopanos

Richard Martin

Curt D Croley

Hui-Chi Kuo

Mark Thomas Fountain

Edward M Voli

Huang Chih Huang

Robert K Liao

Jason H Legoff

Edward Anthony Hackett

Andrew Ellis

Carl DeGiovine

Miklos Stern

Steven D Sieckowski

Eric M Johnson

Lawrence Allen Stone

Adrian Joseph Stagg

Kevin C Chen

Jin Liu

Liao-Hsun Chen

Man-Ching Yen

Konstantinos D Tslopanos

Wesley Rhoad

Wenjun Sun

Richard M Martin

An accessory for a mobile computing device having a camera with a field of view (FOV), includes: an adapter including: an inner wall having a first opening; a retention mechanism configured to releasably retain the mobile computing device against the inner wall with the camera positioned over the first opening; an outer wall joined to the inner wall by a set of side walls, the outer wall having a second opening with a second perimeter larger than a first perimeter of the first opening; a set of channel walls extending between the first perimeter of the first opening and the second perimeter of the second opening, the set of channel walls defining an open channel permitting the camera FOV to traverse the adapter substantially unobstructed; and a handle mount disposed on the outer wall.

Camera-compatible handle accessory for mobile computing devices

A data capture device includes: a primary housing supporting a data capture assembly and having inner and outer surfaces joined by a perimeter wall; and a mounting accessory coupled to the inner surface. The mounting accessory mounts the device on an operator index finger in either of: a side-mounted mode in which the primary housing is between the index finger and a thumb; and a top-mounted mode, in which the primary housing is on a back of the index finger. The device includes an accessory trigger on the mounting accessory and a primary trigger supported on the outer surface. In the top-mounted mode, the accessory trigger is between the index finger and the thumb, for activation by the thumb. In the side-mounted mode, the primary trigger is disposed on the side of the index finger for activation by the thumb of the operator.

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Chandra M Nair