Shure Acquisition Holdings, Inc.

The Wiremold Company

Dell Products Inc.

Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.V.

Shure Incorporated

Biobehavioral Diagnostics Company

Gabor Zanoni

John Paul Devlin

Jan Schminke

Scott E Stropkay

Phillip D Prestigomo

Nicholas Rike Partridge

Theodore Peter Junko

Richard C Watson

Scott C Lauffer

Timothy C Dearborn

Mark Bui Breneman

Michael J Alwicker

Jed Lowry

Kurt Michael Maw

Walter Timothy Harwood

Mark Matthews

Mark A Nichols

Jon Caleb Halverson

Michael Chad Wiggins

Paul Mark Jacobs

John James Wubker

Zachary N Gustafson

Martin K Reiling

Kenneth Alvin Tarbell

James Daniel Durrett

Michael Ellis Smith

Justin Edward Rothermel

Scott Charles Grinker

Christopher James Kadamus

Weijong Sheu

Jason J Cooper

Steven Charles Stegman

Stuart P Bauman

Chad Zediker

Steven R Grosz

Gary Lester Sabick

Kyle Patrick Glavan

Lajos Frohlich

Nikolaos Fourligas

Dimitre D Mehandjiysky

Kenneth W Hoadley

Paris Nicholas Tsangaris

Mark Breneman

Christopher Kadamus

Electric receptacle

A patient interface device is provided that includes a patient sealing assembly, such as a mask having a rigid shell and a cushion coupled to the rigid shell, and a forehead support movably coupled to the patient sealing assembly. The forehead support is moved by an wedge-type adjustment mechanism such that linear translation of the wedge moves the forehead support among the plurality of positions and fixes the forehead support in a desired position among the plurality of positions.

Patient interface device including a moveable wedge forehead adjustment assembly

A microphone is mounted to apparatus in order to receive sound from a sound source. The apparatus has a microphone clamp to secure different microphones to a variety of musical instruments and other sound sources and may be used to directly mount a microphone to a variety of clamping surfaces. The mounting apparatus incorporates a dual jaw design to allow for easy, fast, and secure mounting to the clamping surface. The apparatus supports a quick release mechanism for easy and fast engagement and disengagement of the dual jaws, consequently reducing time needed to securely clamp and remove the mounting apparatus with the clamping surface. The release mechanism may include a dowel release having a hole through which the jaw stud is situated. The hole has two curved surfaces so that one of jaws may be moved without turning the jaw stud when the dowel release is depressed.

Microphone mounting apparatus

An earphone assembly for an in-ear listening device and method for filtering a portion of an audible sound output are disclosed. An earphone comprises a housing configured to receive a nozzle, a plurality of drivers each having an acoustical output disposed within the housing, and an elongated passageway disposed within the housing configured to filter at least an audible portion of a sound wave output from at least one of the plurality of drivers. The method comprises providing an elongated passageway to provide an increased path length and connecting an output of the at least one driver to the elongated passageway to configure the sound output to be received within the elongated passageway to acoustically filter a portion of the sound output from the at least one driver.

Earphone assembly

Portable desktop instrument for the assessment of behavioral and neurological disorders

Information handling system housing

Microphone

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Cambridge, MA, United States of America

Gabor Zanoni