Garmin Corporation

Garmin Switzerland Gmbh

Sunbeam Products, Inc.

David F Lammers-Meis

Robert M Kalis

David J Laverick

Paul E Skelton

Todd P Register

Christopher J Hanshew

John B Whiteside

Warren R Stevens

Jonathan C Burrell

Stephen P Waite

Brian M Sandefur

Brian G Schoenfish

Peter J Henne

Jason D Howe

John P Oberrieder

Adam W Roush

Thomas G Behrendt

Kathryn M Gutschenritter

Toby C Wilcher

John J Mudd

Darren Mitchell Nakonechny

Thomas H Walters

Thomas A Bondurant

Marcus A Moilanen

Shawn R Harvill

Travis Edward Langevin

Patrick M Houin

Brian T Maguire

Jeffrey B Wigh

Byron A Marshall

Nicholas B Greusel

Thomas J Vehlewald

Russell F Mansfield, Iii

Justin R Lyons

Ssu-Chieh Yu

Samuel T Pirtle

David T Whetten

Richard J Haigh

Sung-Chi Chen

Jason D Bridges

Han-Wei Huang

Sheng-Kai Chang

Thomas W Vehlewald

Ching-Sung Chen

Brian F Moy

Peter Falt

Mike Morton

A foot controller system includes a foot controller having a base that engages a portion of a marine vessel when the foot controller is in an operable position. The foot controller also includes a foot pedal pivotable, with respect to the base, about a first axis, and rotatable, with respect to at least a portion of the base, about a second axis different from the first axis. The foot controller controls a first aspect of a marine motor system when the foot pedal is pivoted about the first axis and controls a second aspect of the marine motor system different from the first aspect when the foot pedal is rotated about the second axis.

Foot controller system for marine motor

Systems are disclosed for navigating a marine vessel with a navigation system that displays a planned route including a set of current and future waypoints. The system has a display, an integrated user input control, a motor and a rudder. A new desired current heading and new future waypoints with associated future headings are provided and a corresponding autopilot navigates accordingly.

Marine autopilot system

Techniques are disclosed to enable a system for controlling the propulsion and steering of a boat by a boat operator. The boat has at least one propulsion and steering motor assembly connected to the boat with a propeller, and a propulsion motor. It also has left and right pivoting pedals to provide a signal that controls the angle of the propeller so that if the left pedal is pivoted in a first pivot direction by a first percentage and the right pedal is pivoted in a second pivot direction by a second percentage, the boat executes a turn, moves forward, or moves in reverse.

Boat steering and propulsion system

Systems are disclosed for navigating a marine vessel with a navigation system that displays a planned route including a set of current and future waypoints. The system has a display and an integrated user input control. A new desired current heading and new future waypoints with associated future headings are provided and a corresponding autopilot navigates accordingly.

A transducer assembly comprises a housing and a plurality of frequency steered transducer array elements. Each of the transducer array elements includes a plurality of piezoelectric elements. The frequency steered transducer array elements are configured to receive a transmit electronic signal including a plurality of frequency components and to transmit an array of sonar beams into a body of water. Each sonar beam is transmitted in an angular direction that varies according to one of the frequency components of the transmit electronic signal. The frequency steered transducer array elements are positioned within the housing in a fan-shaped configuration where an end section of at least two of the frequency steered transducer array elements are within an intersection range of each other.

Frequency steered sonar array orientation

A system for removably attaching a portable display to a headpiece is described that includes an attachment device configured to receive the portable display. The attachment device includes a mounting base configured to mount to a longitudinal frame member of the headpiece. The mounting base includes a receptacle for receiving a mounting protrusion of the portable display. The attachment device further includes one or more opposing hooks connected to the mounting base. The hooks are configured to receive opposing ends of an elastic band when the elastic band is connected between the hooks and around the longitudinal frame member.

Attachment for head mounted display

Display device

A mounting system for removably mounting a portable electronic device to an object comprises a base, a mount, and a locking component. The base includes a central aperture and connects to an object on which the portable electronic device will be mounted. The mount includes a coupler and a device connector for connecting to the portable electronic device. The coupler includes a shaft that may be at least partially received within the central aperture of the base. The locking component is integrated with the base and is shiftable between a locked mode in which it retains the coupler in the base and an unlocked mode in which it allows the coupler to be released from the base. The locking component includes a ring with a detent, a catch that engages the detent, and a lever which can shift the locking component between the locked mode and the unlocked mode.

Device mounting system with locking lever

Electronic device

Watch with display

Camera

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Olathe, KS, United States of America

David F Lammers-Meis