Apple Inc.

Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Simplehuman, LLC

Misty Mate, Inc.

Gopro, Inc.

Zeto, Inc.

Christopher Bramley Fruhauf

Robert D Brunner

Gregoire Vandenbussche

Michael James Basha

Rhys Bonahoom

Nivay Anandarajah

Frank J Yang

David Wolbert

Kenneth Yen

David Douglas Bohn

Joseph Sandor

Orlando Cardenas

Perry Q Anderson

Paul O'Brien

Bradley William Steiner

Andrew Bert Hodge

Errol Mark Tazbaz

Roy Joseph Riccomini

Zoltan Laszlo

Azhar K Meyer

Kyle N Swen

Chris Harsacky

David Bandawat

Chris Morast

Noriaki Saika

Daniel Francis Kennedy

Aditha May Adams

Joel Bernard Jacobs

Paul A Bosveld

Henric Jentz

Guy Cohen

Frederick Nicholas Bushroe

Aswin K Gunasekar

Joseph Park

Ari Lumbantobing

Bruno Richet

Azhar Meyer

Brian Y Tachibana

Jesse Dethman

Florian Strelzyk

Michael Basha

Joseph Juseop Park

Aswin Gunasekar

Audio listening system

Various embodiments of a trash can assembly (e.g., a receptacle configured to receive refuse, recycleable materials, or otherwise), and related methods, are provided. Some embodiments of the trash can assembly include a body component and a lid configured to move between an open position and a closed position. In some variants, the lid can be moved between the open and closed positions by a power operated driving mechanism, such as a motor and/or other drivetrain components. In certain embodiments, the trash can assembly includes a clutch mechanism to facilitate manual operation of the lid while inhibiting or preventing damage to the motor and/or other drivetrain components.

Ultrasonic sensing trash can

Various embodiments of a trash can assembly (e.g., a receptacle configured to receive refuse, recyclable materials, or otherwise), and related methods, are provided. Some embodiments of the trash can assembly include a body component and a lid configured to move between an open position and a closed position. In some variants, the lid can be moved between the open and closed positions by a power operated driving mechanism, such as a motor and/or other drivetrain components. In certain embodiments, the trash can assembly includes a clutch mechanism to facilitate manual operation of the lid while inhibiting or preventing damage to the motor and/or other drivetrain components.

Trash can assembly

A gimbal sleeve for connecting to a camera gimbal may float between a floor surface and a ceiling surface of an aerial vehicle chassis such that the gimbal sleeve has freedom of motion in yaw, pitch, and roll directions relative to the vehicle chassis. The gimbal sleeve may comprise a pair of connection points to the lower dampers on a floor surface of the vehicle chassis. The gimbal sleeve may furthermore comprise a ball joint coupled to a back surface of the vehicle chassis. The connection points include spring forces that enable the gimbal sleeve to return to an equilibrium position in response to external vibrations and reduce the magnitude of vibrations transferred from the aerial vehicle to the gimbal and camera systems.

Vibration damping gimbal sleeve for an aerial vehicle

Disclosed are medical devices for sensing bioelectrical potential including an electroencephalography (EEG) headset, electrodes compatible therewith, and methods of operation thereof. The headset can comprise a left junction and a right junction, a plurality of length-adjustable bands connecting the left junction and the right junction, and a number of electrodes. Each of the electrodes can comprise an electrode body coupled to one of the plurality of length-adjustable bands and a detachable electrode tip configured to be detachably coupled to the electrode body. The electrode tip can comprise an electrode tip body, one or more deflectable electrode legs coupled to the electrode tip body, and a conductive cushioning material coupled to a segment of at least one of the one or more electrode legs. The conductive cushioning material can retain or be saturated with one or more conductors.

Headset and electrodes for sensing bioelectrical potential and methods of operation thereof

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

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San Anselmo, CA, United States of America

Christopher Bramley Fruhauf