Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.P.

David B Larson

Michael V Leman

Kevin L Falk

Dean J Richtsmeier

Clinton Troy Jensen

Angela Kay Ogle

Daniel Chien Cheng Huang

Hao-Hua Zhu

Da-Wei Huang

D Matthew Blue

Robert Wesley Luffel

Jeffrey C Madsen

Martin G Rockwell

Mike H Okamura

Curtis Gregory Kelsay

Akifumi Hirota

Julie B Jensen

Alan Reid Williamson

Matthew J Miller

Julie A Jenson

Michel A Riou

Kenzo Akamatsu

Julie A Jensen

David R Christmann

Control panel

According to examples, an apparatus may include a base, a sliding assembly slideably coupled to the base, and a sensor assembly coupled to the sliding assembly. The sliding assembly may moveably support a control panel and the sensor assembly may sense positions of the sliding assembly relative to the base. The sensor assembly may include a first sensor to sense that the sliding assembly is in a first position relative to the base, and a second sensor to sense that the sliding assembly is in a second position relative to the base. A sensed state of the first sensor and a sensed state of the second sensor may be used to determine that the sliding assembly is in a third position relative to the base.

Sensor assemblies coupled to sliding assemblies for position sensing

An example sheet guide devices comprises a housing and a guide member coupled to the housing. The housing is to receive a stack of sheets to staple. The guide member includes a cylinder shaft, a counterbalance component, and guide arm. The cylinder shaft is rotatable and disposed within the housing. The counterbalance component is disposed with the cylinder shaft to shift a center of gravity of the guide member in a first direction. The guide arm is disposed off-center from a central axis of the cylinder shaft in a second direction.

Sheet guide devices

Printer

Platens for imaging devices are disclosed. An example platen for an imaging device includes a body to be removably coupled to an upper surface of the imaging device. The body includes a first portion and a second portion opposite the first portion. An object whose image is to be captured is to be placed on the first portion.

Platens for imaging devices

Printer with an automatic document feeder input tray

A method for aligning an image capture device for a print device includes providing a capture stage on which an object to be imaged by the capture device is placed. The capture stage includes a plurality of reference markers spaced apart by a predetermined distance. The reference markers are imaged with the capture device. A distance between the reference markers is measured. A correction difference between the measured distance of the reference markers and the predetermined distance is computed. An angular correction value based on the correction difference is computed. The angular position of the capture device relative to the capture stage is adjusted based upon the angular correction value.

Alignment system for a digital image capture device

Combined multi-function imaging and printing device

Multi-function imaging and printing device

Multi-function imaging and printing device accessory

A printing system includes an ink dispenser configured to dispense ink upon a print medium, a condenser configured to condense vapor into a condensate and a receptacle configured to collect the condensate. The receptacle is perforated to permit a portion of the condensate to evaporate.

Printing system condenser

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Eagle, ID, United States of America

David B Larson