Logitech Europe S.a.

Accenture Global Solutions Limited

John Moriarty

Mathew Bates

Alexis Richard

Azmat Ali

Simone Mandelli

Sylvain Sauvage

Malachy Spollen

Mel Reynolds

Simone Chevalley

James Jackson

Denis O'Keeffe

Brian Stephens

Stephen Harvey

Chia Feng Lee

James Lynch

Ronan Carroll

Eric Hsu

Pai-Cheng Chu

Tarak Fekih

Richard Milhe

Li-Jen Chien

Benjamin Riot

Owen McGauley

Nils Heyman-Dewitte

James Edward Maxwell

Emer Fitzgerald

Abhijeet Bhatikar

Jessica Derby

Patrick Raymond Swan

Emma Louise Sharkey

Michael Torrans

Martin Lee

Owen Mcgauley

An accident detection system for providing movement data for processing using a ML model executed on a mobile device, the movement data being generated by the mobile device, receiving, from the ML model, a first prediction representative of an occurrence of a first accident, in response to receiving the first prediction, providing a first local alert on the mobile device, and selecting one of a first network and a second network for broadcasting a first remote alert to one or more end-points, if the first network is selected, the first remote alert is broadcast over the first network by the mobile device, and, if the second network is selected, the first remote alert is broadcast over the second network by an alerting module that is in communication with the mobile device.

Intelligent accident detection system

Protective cover for a tablet computer

Aspects of the invention relate to an apparatus including a housing and a slot disposed in the housing, the slot configured to hold an input device in a plurality of upright configurations including at least a forward-facing upright configuration such that the input device faces the front portion of the housing, and at least a backward-facing upright configuration such that the input device faces the back portion of the housing. The slot can be overmolded with a rubber compound (e.g. silicon-based) and configured to provide an improved coefficient of friction to reduce slippage of the input device when held in the slot. In some aspects, the housing includes a surface, and the overmolded portion of the slot can protrude above the surface of the housing.

In certain embodiments, a protective cover for an input device includes a housing having an outer portion and an inner portion, with the inner portion including a first end and a second end, and a plurality of keys disposed in an area at the first end of the inner portion of the housing. A holder can be configured to receive and secure an input device with at least a portion of the holder coupled to the second end of the inner portion of the housing. The housing can be configurable in a plurality of positions including a closed configuration, an open configuration, a first active configuration, and a second active configuration. The protective cover can further include a plurality of magnets coupled to the housing and configured to secure the housing in one or more of the closed, open, and active configurations.

Certain embodiments relate to a protective cover with a housing and a latch mechanism. The latch can be hingeably coupled to a back portion of the housing such that the latch is configured to rotate, via the hinge coupling, from a closed position to an open position. The latch can further be slideably coupled to the housing such that the latch is configured to laterally slide out from the back portion of the housing to an extended position, where the bottom side of the latch can be configured to couple to and secure an input device to the surface of the housing.

In certain embodiments, a protective cover includes a housing having a surface, and a latch mechanism hingeably coupled to the housing. The latch can include a top side and a bottom side, the bottom side configured to couple to and secure an input device to the surface of the housing. The latch can be configured to rotate, via the hinge coupling, between a first configuration and second configuration. In the first configuration, the top side of the latch can be flush with the surface of the housing and the bottom side embedded within the housing such that the latch does not protrude from the housing. In the second configuration, the latch can be rotated relative to the first configuration and protrude from the housing. The latch can be operable to be rotated open from the first configuration to the second configuration via the hinge coupling.

Folio keyboard for tablet computer

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Dublin, Ireland

John Moriarty