Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Ivan France

Curtis D Aumiller

Tara Sriram

William Augustus Workman

Yufeng Wu

Sergio Perdices-Gonzalez

Ian David Parker

Brian Thomas Harms

Nigel A Clarke

Jun Yeon Cho

Thomas Brenner

Eunseo Cho

Eun Seo Cho

Stefan Van Der Hoff

Kishore Rathinavel

Akash Mittal

In one embodiment, a method includes determining, by a computing device, a location of a source of air contamination associated with a heating element and determining, based at least on the location of the source of air contamination, at least one of an optimal venting location or an optimal venting size of at least one vent of a venting system. The method further includes at least one of: (1) automatically adjusting a respective current location of the at least one vent of the venting system to a respective subsequent location based on the determined optimal venting location; or (2) automatically adjusting a respective current size of the at least one vent of the venting system to a respective subsequent size based on the determined optimal venting size.

Adjustable venting system

In one embodiment, an apparatus includes determining a context associated with a current use of a display screen and determining, based on the determined context associated with the current use of the display screen, a subsequent pose of the display screen. The method further includes determining, by one or more actuators configured to control an arm coupled to the display screen, a current pose of the display screen to the determined subsequent pose.

Automatically adjusting display-screen pose

In one embodiment, an apparatus includes a human-interface-device (HID) controller that includes at least one of an extended reality (XR) controller or a mouse controller. The apparatus further includes an undetachable, fully retractable stylus pointed tip configured to extend from the HID controller, configured so that the stylus tip does not protrude beyond an exterior of the HID controller when in a fully retracted position.

HID controller with a retractable stylus tip

In one embodiment, the disclosure provides an interior luminaire system for emulating natural daylight. The system may include an artificial sunlight system and an artificial skylight system. The artificial sunlight system may include one or more first light sources and one or more first movable lenses paired with the first light sources, respectively. Each first light source may be configured to direct light only at the respective paired lens. Each first light source-lens pair may be operable to generate a set of substantially parallel rays of light. The artificial sunlight system may be operable to generate a movable substantially collimated beam of light comprising the sets of substantially parallel rays of light. The artificial skylight system may include one or more second light sources. Each second light source may be operable to generate omnidirectional rays of light. The artificial skylight system may be operable to generate diffuse illumination.

Systems and methods for emulating natural daylight with an interior luminaire

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Mountain View, CA, United States of America

Ivan France