Verily Life Sciences LLC

Google Inc.

Other

Honeywell International Inc.

Logitech Europe S.a.

Commscope, Inc. of North Carolina

Access Scientific, LLC

John Lapetina

Russell N Mirov

Maj Isabelle Olsson

Aaron Michael Donsbach

Kenneth Sweet

Juston Payne

Michael Robert Arens

Eva Ariella Siobhan Snee

Mitchell Joseph Heinrich

Daniel Kelly

Tressa Christie Scott

Natalie Naruns

Dong Rim Lee

Matthew Donald Wilson

Joshua Randall Clyne

Peter Michael Cazalet

Shannon Colleen Fong

Kevin Michael Krauss

Jason Stanley Pi

Philip Dam Roadley-Battin

Kai Sun Yick

Jonathan Yoshida Rowell

Jennifer L Lauer

Florence Thng

Jade Daniel Moreau

Jiang Zhu

Joshua T Druker

Simon Cohn

Thomas Swyst

Matthew Wyatt Martin

Mark Manuel Martinez

Christopher C Jones

Walter G Birdsell

Michael Francis Wei

Joseph John Hebenstreit

Michael G Tal

Roy Joseph Riccomini

Scott Martin Keith

Sarel Kobus Jooste

Theodore Alan Conorich

John Paul Devlin

Golam Mabud Choudhury

Cormac Eubanks

Parris S Wellman

Mark West Askew

Janelle Anderson

Chin Choi-Feng

James R Flom

Chris Jones

Michael Jastrzebski

Andy Logan

John P Marano, Jr

Martin Wang

James Pelletier

Andrew Heymann

John Young

Zheyu Wang

Carl Gandarillas

Paul Biggins

Ivan Ho

Robert Yuen Lee Ang

Aaron Abroff

Gus Arthur Checketts

Tim Cronin

Mike Krynock

William Alexander Millie

Marianne H Michel

Jeff Weintraub

William J Montague, Jr

David Palchak

Wearable devices are described herein including a housing and a mount configured to mount a contact surface of the housing to an external surface of a wearer. The wearable devices further include a coil disposed in the housing proximate to the contact surface and at least one sensor disposed on the contact surface and configured to detect one or more properties of the body of the wearer. The wearable devices are powered by a rechargeable battery disposed within the wearable devices. The wearable devices additionally include a recharger disposed within the wearable devices and configured to recharge the rechargeable battery using electromagnetic energy received by the coil. The sensor is disposed within a central portion of the contact surface enclosed by the coil.

Wireless charging of a wrist-mounted sensor platform

The technology provides for an electronic device. The electronic device includes a housing, a display cover, and a modular component configured to provide a seal between the housing to the display cover. The modular component is configured to be attached to the housing. Further, the modular component includes a first surface configured to be attached to the display cover. The modular component includes a channel extending along the first surface, where the channel is configured to hold a liquid adhesive that bonds with the display cover. The modular component further includes a radial protrusion disposed on the first surface, the radial protrusion is configured to be in contact with the display cover when the display cover is attached to the housing and to prevent the liquid adhesive from moving out of the channel.

Water seal design with antenna co-existence on electronic device

Image device holder

Image capture device

A wearable device includes a strap configured for removable placement about an external body surface. The wearable device also includes an electronics module having a communication port. The wearable device further includes a biological sensor coupled to the electronics module and configured to obtain a measurement via the external body surface. The wearable device also includes a holder coupled to the strap. The holder defines a frame configured to receive the electronics module, and the frame defines an opening through which the biological sensor is able to obtain the measurement via the external body surface. The wearable device further includes a flexible printed circuit board (PCB) embedded within at least one of the holder or the strap. The wearable device also includes a connector configured to electrically connect the flexible PCB to the communication port.

Extensible wrist band for wearable device

Systems and methods are described that may provide audio information about an environment around a wearable device. Such audio information may be correlated with other biometric data to provide physiological information, e.g. regarding a wearer of the wearable device. For example, an illustrative method includes receiving an audio signal via a microphone of a wearable device and rectifying the audio signal with a peak detector. The method further includes amplifying the rectified signal with a logarithmic amplifier and causing an analog to digital converter (ADC) to sample the logarithmic signal. The method also includes causing the ADC to convert the sampled logarithmic signal to a digital output and storing the digital output in a memory of the wearable device. In some embodiments, the method includes transmitting the digital output to a computing device, which may correlate the digital output with other biometric data.

Integrated wearable noise dosimeter

Image capture device holder

Health monitoring wrist wearable

Wearable devices are described herein including a housing and a mount configured to mount the housing to an external surface of a wearer. The wearable devices further include first and second electrical contacts protruding from the housing and configured such that the electrical contacts can be used to measure a Galvanic skin resistance of skin proximate to the electrical contacts when the wearable device is mounted to the external surface of the wearer. The electrical contacts are additionally configured to deliver an electro-haptic stimulus to skin proximate to the electrical contacts when the wearable device is mounted to the external surface of the wearer. Electro-haptic stimulus could be delivered to a wearer to indicate information to the wearer, including information about a health or activity state of the wearer, about communications received by the wearable device, and about alerts generated by the wearable device.

Multipurpose contacts for delivering electro-haptic feedback to a wearer

An electronic device including a frame configured to be worn on the head of a user is disclosed. The frame can include a bridge configured to be supported on the nose of the user and a brow portion coupled to and extending away from the bridge and configured to be positioned over a side of a brow of the user. The frame can further include an arm coupled to the brow portion and extending to a free end. The first arm can be positionable over a temple of the user with the free end disposed near an ear of the user. The device can also include a transparent display affixed to the frame adjacent the brow portion and an input affixed to the frame and configured for receiving from the user an input associated with a function. Information related to the function can be presentable on the display.

Wearable device with input and output structures

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Los Altos Hills, CA, United States of America

John Lapetina