Apple Inc.

David J Feathers

Shota Aoyagi

Dustin A Hatfield

Yi-Fang D Tsai

Ethan Larry Huwe

Jason C Della Rosa

Daniel Max Strongwater

Sean Thomas McIntosh

Mitchell R Lerner

Brian R Twehues

Samuel G Parker

Timothy E Emmott

Patrick W Sheppard

Eugene Antony Whang

Sean S Corbin

Robert A Boyd

Thilaka S Sumanaweera

Duy P Le

Pavan Kumar Anasosalu Vasu

Gopal Valsan

Liliana I Keats

An electronic device may include body composition analysis circuitry that estimates body composition based on captured images of a face, neck, and/or body (e.g., depth map images captured by a depth sensor, visible light and infrared images captured by image sensors, and/or other suitable images). The body composition analysis circuitry may analyze the image data and may extract portions of the image data that strongly correlate with body composition, such as portions of the cheeks, neck, waist, etc. The body composition analysis circuitry may encode the image data into a latent space. The latent space may be based on a deep learning model that accounts for facial expression and neck pose in face/neck images and that accounts for breathing and body pose in body images. The body composition analysis circuitry may output an estimated body composition based on the image data and based on user demographic information.

Electronic devices with body composition analysis circuitry

Embodiments describe an eartip including an eartip body having an attachment end and an interfacing end opposite from the attachment end, and including an inner eartip body and an outer eartip body. The inner eartip body has a sidewall that extends between the interfacing end and the attachment end, and includes a groove formed in an outer surface of the sidewall. The outer eartip body is sized and shaped to be inserted into an ear canal and extends from the interfacing end toward the attachment end of the eartip.

Eartips for in-ear listening devices

An earpiece is described that includes a driver housing that encloses an audio driver. The driver housing is oriented so that a first end of the driver housing can be supported by a concha bowl of a user's ear and a second end opposite the first end can tilt outside of the user's ear so that the ear need not accommodate an entirety of the driver housing. The driver housing is held in place by an ear clip that engages an exterior portion of the user's ear and attaches to the driver housing by way of a bridge element that can enclose other electronic components such as a battery, antenna, processor and the like.

Earphones

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San Jose, CA, United States of America

David J Feathers