Google Inc.

Dennis Mccray

Alan Luu

Renato Cabanban

Chang Wei Tsao

Kevin Li

Thomas Consolazio

Lukas Bielskis

Hunk Gu

Ritu Verma

Henry Michael Lubowe

James McGregor Scanlan

A wearable device is provided. The wearable device includes a printed circuit board, a conductive housing, an antenna defined by a gap between the printed circuit board and the conductive housing, a cover having an outer surface, and a label. The label includes a film and a parasitic element. The parasitic element is located between the film and the outer surface of the cover and can be joined to the cover during an injection molding process. Further, the parasitic element can be disposed between numerous layers that are printed or otherwise applied to the to the label.

Conductive ink-based parasitic element for a device antenna

The present application provides a wearable computing device. The wearable computing device includes a housing, at least one internal component, and a port. The at least one internal component is positioned within the housing and includes an aperture. The port includes an exterior portion defining an opening in the wearable computing device, the exterior portion extending into the wearable computing device to define an inner wall, and an interior portion extending inward from the exterior portion of the port to the aperture of the component. The present application also provides methods for manufacturing a wearable computing device.

Component port for an electronic device resistant to damage from foreign debris

The present disclosure provides a wearable device capable of evacuating fluids. The wearable device includes a component with an aperture, a bae port, and a bypass port. The base port extends outward from the aperture of the component to define a first opening on the wearable device. The bypass port extends outward from the base port to define a second opening on the wearable device. The present disclosure also provides methods for manufacturing a wearable device capable of evacuating fluids.

Component port fluid drain

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