Plantronics, Inc.

Other

Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.P.

John A Kelley

Nicholas W Paterson

Joseph W Yang

Chase Patrick Bailey

Bowman Wang

Stefan Gougherty

Erik Henry Tews

Soohyun Ham

Jeremy Jacob D'Ambrosio

Jacob T Meyberg Guzman

David Kim

Gary T Brint

Manoj K Mistry

Barry J Lee

Jacob T Meyberg

Darrin Caddes

Oliver W Henderson

Casey Peterson

Roman M Duran

Stann N Sheperd

John B Ledingham

Matthew J Mainini

Rogers Van Buren Clark, Iii

David Laniado Lacarra

Dave Hansung Kim

Iain McNeill

John Steven Graham

Audley Wilson

Dan Braido

Cheng Liu

Wen Song

David Elder

Rogers Van Buren Clark Iii

A headset charging dock includes a headset mechanical support configured to hang a first headset by a headband of the first headset; and a wireless charging interface for the first headset, the wireless charging interface integrated in the headset mechanical support.

Wireless charging interface

Speakerphone

A system for automatically folding a box for fast food delivery is disclosed. The system includes a wall, a track within the wall, a conveyer channel located adjacent to the wall. The panels are initially arranged within the channel, so a first panel is positioned above and in front of the second panel. The panels will move in a series of five positions. The first position having the first panel and second panel adjacent to one another. The second position shifting the second panel downward to a height lower than the first. The third position moving the first panel so that it is substantially vertical creating an angle near 90 degrees between the first and second panel. The fourth position returning the first panel proximate to its original position. And a fifth position having a portion of the first panel extended over the second panel.

Apparatus, methods, and system for automatically folding a box for fast food delivery

Wireless charging dock

Communications headset

Microphone unit

A headset implements an earloop microphone and includes a housing. An earloop of the headset secures the headset to an ear of a user. A first microphone is acoustically coupled to a first opening in the housing. A second microphone is acoustically coupled to a second opening in the housing. A third microphone is acoustically coupled to a third opening in the earloop.

Earloop microphone

Improved monaural headsets are provided. In some embodiments, a monaural headset includes: a first earphone with a speaker to provide output audio to a user; a second earphone without a speaker to provide output audio to the user; and a headband, connected to the first earphone and the second earphone; wherein the second earphone includes at least one vent opening, which vent opening during use provides an acoustic path between an environment of the user, wearing the headset, and the user's ear.

Monaural headset with two earphones

Headsets with an improved headband are provided. In some embodiments, a headset comprises: a left earphone assembly; a right earphone assembly; and a headband assembly having a left end movably coupled to the left earphone assembly and a right end movably coupled to the right earphone assembly. The headband assembly comprises: an outer headband, extending between the left end and the right end of the headband assembly; a first elongated housing, arranged on an interior side of the outer headband and extending from the left end of the headband assembly to a first housing inner end; a second elongated housing, arranged on the interior side of the outer headband and extending from the right end of the headband assembly to a second housing inner end; and an inner headband, coupled between the first housing inner end and the second housing inner end on an interior side of the outer headband.

Headset with improved headband

Videoconference device

A headset is described that utilizes magnetic frictional couplers. A coupler includes a first member having a first engagement surface and a second member having a second engagement surface disposed for relative positioning of the first and second members along a line of adjustment. One or more magnetic elements are arranged on the first and second members to establish a magnetic flux between the first engagement surface and the second engagement surface, and thereby establishing a frictional force tending to hold the relative positions of the first and second members. The magnetic flux varies as a function of relative position of the first and second members along the line of adjustment, and has peaks at a plurality of detent positions along the line of adjustment.

Headset with magnetic frictional coupler

Growing community of inventors

Santa Cruz, CA, United States of America

John A Kelley