Logitech Europe S.a.

Giuseppe Russo

Drew Putterman

Gaurav Bradoo

Shyue-Yang Wang

Steven Ryutaro Takayama

Aron Michael Rosenberg

Eric Lin

Ricardo Filipe Figueiroa Monteiro

David Brian Seal

Ram Chaturabul

Vincent Borel

Arnaud Daniel Perret-Gentil

Thien-Greg Ngoc Nguyen

Yoy Dai

Jasmine Madeline Apolinar

Stephen Michael Christopher

Changhsuan Pai

Xianoshan Liu

Christopher D Coley

Libao Wu

Andrew Julian Gartrell

Olivier Gregoire

Alan Smith

Gregory Staples

Hsueh Jang Su

Steven Takayama

Sean Liu

Lichi Lin

Amish Rajesh Babu

Mountable light

Light assembly

A coupling system for peripheral devices may include a housing and a shaft assembly. An end of the shaft assembly is threaded and couples to and uncouples from a peripheral device by relative rotational movement between the peripheral device and the shaft assembly. An inner cavity of the housing and another end of the shaft assembly defines a limited range of rotational motion between first and second rotational positions. Rotating the shaft assembly to the first rotational position allows for the peripheral device to be rotated relative to both the shaft assembly and the housing to couple the peripheral device to the housing via the shaft assembly. With the peripheral device coupled to the shaft assembly, relative rotational motion between the peripheral device and the housing is allowed between the first rotational position and the second rotational position without rotating the peripheral device relative to the shaft assembly.

Coupling system for a peripheral device

A mount includes a first linkage having a front face that extends in a first direction and faces in a second direction that is perpendicular to the first direction, a second linkage slidably connected to the first linkage, the second linkage comprising a body portion extending in the first direction and a neck portion disposed at an end of the body portion of the second linkage, a third linkage rotatably connected to the first linkage at a first end of the third linkage, a telescoping element slidably connected to the third linkage, the telescoping element comprising an abutment portion at an end of the telescoping element, and a housing attachment mechanism coupled to a first surface of the neck portion of the second linkage.

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Redwood City, CA, United States of America

Giuseppe Russo