Ubicquia, Inc.

Newsight Reality, Inc.

Other

John Miles Dorfman

Claudio Santiago Ribeiro

Ronald David Blum

Igor Landau

Travis Ronald Coleman

Rick Morrison

Ami Gupta

Eduardo J Marabotto

Brian Christopher Breunig

An electronic apparatus includes a housing enclosure having a peripheral wall configured to enclose electronic circuitry having at least one cable coupled to the electronic circuitry and an angled channel on at least one portion of the peripheral wall. The angled channel is configured to enable routing of the at least one cable from an interior of the housing enclosure to an exterior of the housing enclosure. In some embodiments, the angled channel is filled with a filler, such as epoxy, to maintain the one or more wireless cables in a fixed position and to seal the angled channel from a surrounding environment external to the housing enclosure. In other embodiments, the electronic apparatus further includes a base housing member or bottom enclosure member. In some embodiments, the electronic apparatus is an ambient light sensor apparatus.

Electronic apparatus having enclosure with angled cable routing channel

A see-through transparent (or semi-transparent) near eye optical module includes a transparent sparsely populated near eye display comprising a plurality of pixels or pixel patches and a sparsely populated micro-lens array comprising a plurality of micro-lenses positioned in optical alignment with the plurality of pixels or pixel patches of the sparsely populated transparent near eye display. The sparsely populated transparent near eye display has a pixel fill factor capable of rendering the near eye display at least partially transparent. Light rays originating from outside the transparent sparsely populated near eye module pass through the transparent sparsely populated near eye display and sparsely populated micro-lens array of the transparent near eye module to an eye of a user to form a real image perceived by the user. The transparent sparsely populated near eye display further produces light rays generated by way of active pixels which pass through aligned micro-lenses to form a virtual image perceived by the eye of the user. The combination of the real image with the virtual images as perceived by the eye of a user causes the perception of Augmented Reality or Mixed Reality for the user. Light rays being projected away from the eye of the user are reduced or blocked by the transparent near eye display.

See-through near eye optical module

A flush mount electronic device includes a housing cover defining a bottom opening, a housing base forming an internal volume when positioned within the bottom opening of the housing cover, and a mounting structure. The mounting structure includes two pairs of wing-shaped members. The wing-shaped members of the first pair are positioned opposite one another and fastened to the housing base. The wing-shaped members of the second pair are positioned opposite one another and are interleaved with the wing-shaped members of the first pair. Each wing-shaped member of the second pair is partially biased into the internal volume of the housing base and includes a deflected portion defining a hole and slot aperture combination. The hole and slot aperture combination is configured to receive a screw or stud fastened to and extending from a planar mounting bracket to which the mounting structure is to be mounted.

Flush mount electronic device, mounting structure therefor, and apparatus including same

Networking device for a streetlight

Distribution transformer monitor

One embodiment of an exercise device placed on top of a door () and of the type having an elongated body () which has a half circular profile. A base sheet () is attached to the base surface () of the elongated body () and a top sheet () is attached to the curved surface () of the elongated body () such that it drapes past both long edges of the elongated body (). A primary end sheet () is attached to one end of the elongated body (). The user places the exercise device on the top of a door with the base sheet () contacting the door and the primary end sheet () contacting the upper sill (). The user () grabs the top sheet () in the area of the curved surface () and performs a pull-up or hangs freely.

Exercise device for pull-ups and hanging

Growing community of inventors

Arlington Heights, IL, United States of America

John Miles Dorfman