Qualcomm Incorporated

Encad, Inc.

Jeffrey Jay Rhine

David C Stillinger

John P Oeth

Kip A Leggett

Daniel R Ervin

Charles Pedersen

Kenneth H Oertle

Thomas J Chintala

Gina M Lombardi

Thomas Kilpatrick, Ii

Sten Jorgen Ludvig Dahl

John J Wendorff

Stanley T Scheufler

Gregg A Johnson

Steven J Lundgren

Paul Eric Jacobs

Mark Christopher Doyle

Richard A Murray

Stephen G Miggels

David A Neese

David C Stowers

John E Maloney

Neil Burns

Dawn E Beattie

Brett A Kayzar

William Golobeff

Steven Tom

Gary Graham

David M Bahnemann

Michele Maccollum

Richard M Abney

David DeVinny

Thomas J Zeran

Dave M Bahnemann

Robert B Stansell

Davis Gammage

Paul James Knoll

John Orrell

Thomas E Kilpatrick Ii

A multi-panel device with a configurable interface is disclosed. In a particular embodiment, the device includes a hinge rotatably coupled to a first panel of the device via a first pin and rotatably coupled to a second panel of the device via a second pin. The first pin is engaged within a slot of the first panel to enable a lateral movement of the first panel relative to the second panel such that the first panel has a first range of motion relative to the second panel when the hinge is in an extended configuration and a second range of motion when the hinge is in a retracted configuration. The first range of motion is larger than the second range of motion.

Multi-panel device with configurable interface

A multi-panel device is disclosed. In a particular embodiment, the device includes a first hinge coupled to a first panel and coupled to a second panel. The first panel includes a first display surface and the second panel includes a second display surface. The second hinge is coupled to the second panel and coupled to a third panel that includes a third display surface. The device also includes a sensor coupled to the first hinge to detect a relative orientation of the first panel to the second panel. The device includes a processor responsive to the sensor to detect a device configuration. The processor is configured to adjust a user interface displayed at the first display surface, the second display surface, and the third display surface based on the detected device configuration.

A sensor device for detecting whether a tractor and a trailer of a truck are connected includes a container having a plurality of tabs extending radially outwardly to engage an inside surface of a bearing plate of the trailer when the container is located in a hole in the bearing plate. A spring extends from a base of the container away from the face surface to bear upon an interior wall of the trailer to bias the tabs into contact with the inside wall when the container is located in the hole to maintain a position of the container therein. A sensor is also provided for sensing proximity of a ferrous material and being located in the container. The sensor senses proximity of ferrous material of a coupler carried by the tractor without sensing ferrous material of the bearing plate.

Device for sensing tractor trailer connection

CDMA wireless untethered trailer tracking terminal

Structural portions of a CDMA wireless untethered trailer tracking terminal

Driver interface unit

Battery pack for a portable telephone

Battery pack

A service station for an ink jet printer is provided with a base station and a sliding sled having both wipers and caps mounted thereon. Power for sled motion during wiping and capping is provided by the movement of the print carriage of the ink jet printer. Sled motion is guided by pins on the sled which engage slots on the base station. A plank holds the sled in a temporarily stationary position during wiping.

Slidable wiping and capping service station for ink jet printer

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Poway, CA, United States of America

Jeffrey Jay Rhine