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Jinwoo Kim

Mathias Andreas Hintermann

Evan Spiegel

Gadi Amit

Jun Lin

Lauryn Morris

Chad A DeJong

Kristina Marrero

Ammar Al-Ali

Douglas B Satzger

Yoshikazu Hoshino

David M Collins

Qiaokun Huang

Gregory Alan James

Maura Hoven

Tanatip Arunanondchai

Simon Waterfall

Teodor Dabov

Ashutosh Yugesh Shukla

Matthew Loukas Hanover

John B Ardisana, Ii

Suri B Medapati

Emily Lauren Clopp

Matthew Griffin Pugmire

Susan McKinney

Byron Ben Ming Hsieh

Luke D Mastrangelo

Kebei Li

Brian G Heintz

Scott Michael Thibeault

Nathan Kenneth Boyd

Kameron Sheffield

Byron Ben-Ming Hsieh

Ricardo Penate

Hee Seung Lim

Kelvin Leung

Susan Mckinney

Byron B Hsieh

Denise Myers

Maxwell Gilmore

Alberto Avendaño

Byron Ming Hsieh

Sean L Carter

Cory Grenier

Electrical stimulation device

A wearable device configured to monitor physiological parameters of a wearer can include: a physiological parameter measurement sensor configured to monitor a plurality of physiological parameters; a hardware processor; a display in communication with the processor; and a band configured to secure the physiological parameter measurement sensor on a wrist of the wearer. In some implementations, the hardware processor is configured to: obtain a first plurality of signals from the physiological parameter measurement sensor when the band is secured on the wrist at a first tightness; determine a signal quality responsive to the first plurality of signals; and output an indication on the display to adjust tightness of the band with respect to the wrist from the first tightness to a second tightness based on the determined signal quality.

Wearable band for health monitoring device

A carry case for an electronics-enabled eyewear device, such as smart glasses, has charging contacts that are movable relative to a storage chamber in which the eyewear device is receivable. The charging contacts are connected to a battery carried by the case for charging the eyewear device via contact coupling of the charging contacts to corresponding contact formations on an exterior of the eyewear device. The charging contacts are in some instances mounted on respective flexible walls defining opposite extremities of the storage chamber. The contact formations on the eyewear device are in some instances provided by hinge assemblies that couple respective temples to a frame of the eyewear device.

Eyewear device charging case

Electronic glasses

Wearable sensor

Eyeglass case

Monitoring camera

A case for an eyewear device includes a body defining an opening leading to a storage chamber that is sized for retaining the eyewear device. A cover depends from the body and is movable between an open position, in which the opening is exposed, and a closed position, in which the opening is covered by the cover. A battery is mounted to the body for charging the eyewear device. A detector is positioned on either the body or the cover for detecting when the cover is in the open position or the closed position. A display displays a charge state of the battery when the cover is in the open position.

Carry case for rechargeable eyewear devices

A case for an electronics-enabled eyewear device includes a body defining an opening leading to a storage chamber that is sized for retaining the eyewear device. A cover depends from the body and is movable between an open position, in which the opening is exposed, and a closed position, in which the opening is covered by the cover. A battery is mounted to the body for charging the electronics-enabled eyewear device. A detector is positioned on either the body or the cover for detecting when the cover is in the open position or the closed position. A display displays a charge state of the battery when the cover is in the open position.

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Los Angeles, CA, United States of America

Jinwoo Kim