Finalmouse LLC

Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Facebook Technologies, LLC

Daniel James Blasé

Ashkon Shayani

John K Ikeda

Yi-Yaun Chen

Joshua David Maruska

Loren Douglas Reas

Glenn Steven Arche

Benjamin Elliot Tunberg Rogoza

Nathaniel M Henderson-Cox

Zachary Edwin Eveland

Maxime Dirk R Vincent

Blake Francis Anderson

Nathan Stanislaw Zuber

A keyboard includes a plurality of keys. Each key includes a keycap, a coil spring extending from a top side of the keycap to a bottom side of the transparent top case, and a magnet positioned within the keycap. The coil spring biases the keycap toward an undepressed position.

Hall effect keyboard

A keyboard includes a display including a visual side configured to present content and a substantially transparent substrate overlaying the visual side of the display. The substrate has a printed circuit. The keyboard includes a substantially transparent spacer positioned between the display and the substrate, and keyboard switches mounted to the printed circuit.

Computer keyboard with a display

A handheld controller with spring-biased third-finger button grip detection is disclosed. The handheld controller can include a third-finger button on the handle and having a lever arm pivotally connected to the controller's main body so the third-finger button is movable between depressed position and released positions. A button-biasing member is pivotally connected to another portion of the main body and has a second lever arm that presses against the first lever arm to bias the third-finger button toward the released, extended position.

Handheld controller with spring-biased third finger button assembly

Peripheral devices having one or more pedals are provided, wherein the peripheral devices are slip resistant with respect to a surface, such as a floor, upon which the peripheral devices are placed or positioned. A user of such peripheral devices can use a heel against the floor surface through the peripheral device to anchor the peripheral device and can use the heel to correct the position of the peripheral device if it slips by applying a counterforce. The peripheral device(s) include multiple springs per pedal and associated software for accommodating a non-linear force response for a more realistic user experience.

Slip resistant and/or non-linear force response pedal peripheral device

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Daniel James Blasé