Otter Products, LLC

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Jeremy L Dennis

Hsiao Lu Sun

Cameron D Magness

Lucas B Weller

Ryan J Cavenagh

Taylor S Massey

Peter J Gronewoller

Patrick G Skovsted

J Shane Brubaker

A protective enclosure for an electronic device includes a first case portion that may be adapted to surround at least a portion of a top device portion and a second case portion that may be adapted to surround at least a portion of a bottom device portion. The protective enclosure may also include a first hinge member coupled to a portion of the first case portion and a portion of the second case portion, and the first hinge member may pivot about a first hinge axis that is coaxially aligned with or parallel to a device hinge axis.

Protective enclosure for encasing an electronic device

A charging apparatus for wireless earphones includes a rechargeable battery, first and second electrical cables, and first and second charging receptacles. The first charging receptacle is electrically connected to the rechargeable battery by the first electrical cable and includes a cavity for receiving a first one of the wireless earphones. The first charging receptacle further includes first electrical contacts to electrically interface to electrical contacts of the first wireless earphone and a first audio path between an outer surface of the first charging receptacle and an inner surface of the cavity. The second charging receptacle is electrically connected to the rechargeable battery by the second electrical cable and includes a cavity for receiving a second one of the wireless earphones. The second charging receptacle further includes second electrical contacts to electrically interface to electrical contacts of the second wireless earphone. The second charging receptacle also includes an audio path.

Charging apparatus for wireless earphone

An aircraft capable of vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) including one or more propulsion systems gyroscopically mounted (i.e. rotatable about x- and y-axes) to a rigid airframe is disclosed. Each 'wing' includes a propulsion system mounted to an axle that is rotatably attached to a wing mount, which in turn is pivotably mounted to the exterior of the airframe. The propulsion systems are electronically grouped according to their position relative to the airframe, such that one controller can control all the propulsion systems on the right or left side of the aircraft, resulting in control logic that is far more intuitive and convenient than that taught in the prior art. A method of operating an aircraft utilizing this improved control logic is also disclosed.

Vertical takeoff and landing vehicle

Case for a smartphone

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Fort Collins, CO, United States of America

Jeremy L Dennis