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Kae-Ling Jacquline Gurr

Ryan Eugene Whitaker

Young Soo Kim

Timothy G Escolin

Jonne Aapi Harju

Raymond Walter Riley

Brett D Christie

Joshua David Maruska

Yan Shang

Joshua Noble

Eric Paul Witt

Rhishikesh A Sathe

Daniel Clark Park

William L Emery

James David Wahl

Bryan Kim Mamaril

Bruce James Sandmeyer

Lalit Anil Palve

Scott Ashley Rutschman

Joel Bernard Jacobs

Chad Michael Roberts

Simon Cameron Dearsley

Bryan A Sparks

Scott David Schenone

Matthias Baer

Karlton David Powell

Go Osaki

Russell Irvin Sanchez

Aaron Naoyoshi Sheung Yan Woo

Jonathan Marshall Cain

Tsitsi Kolawole

David Justin Rappaport

Mack Ho

Kyle T Kral

Alyssa Ann Dunn

Devin Antonio Decaro-Brown

Jonathan L Worsley

Andrew Porter Hurley

Tsitsi Isabel Kolawole

Brett Delainey Christie

Timothy Guyton Escolin

William Loren Emery

Examples of the disclosure enable a docking station to provide various capabilities. In some examples, the docking station includes a sidewall at least partially defining a cavity, a charge module configured to charge a digital pen positioned within the cavity, and an authentication module configured to associate a digital pen with one or more user settings such that the digital pen is configured to operate in accordance with the user settings. Examples of the disclosure enable one or more digital pens to be placed in or retrieved from the docking station in a user-friendly manner.

Base station for use with digital pens

A method for processing a stream of input images is described. A stream of input images that are from an image sensor is received. The stream comprises an initial sequence of input images including a subject having an initial orientation. A change in an angular orientation of the image sensor while receiving the stream of input images is determined. In response to determining the change in the angular orientation, a subsequent sequence of input images of the stream of input images is processed for rotation to counteract the change in the angular orientation of the image sensor and maintain the subject in the initial orientation. The stream of input images is transmitted to one or more display devices.

Image rotation for stream of input images

Camera

A device for supporting an electronic display includes a base, a display mount having a first position and a second position relative to the base, and a connection mechanism positioned between the base and the display mount. The connection mechanism is configured to rotate and translate the display mount from the first position to the second position according to a torque curve. The torque curve includes a discovery stage adjacent the first position, an initiation stage rotationally after the discovery stage, and an approach stage rotationally after the initiation stage. The connection mechanism applies a force toward the first position in the discovery stage. The connection mechanism having an initiation force applied toward the first position that is greater than the force in the discovery stage. The approach stage having an approach force applied toward the second position.

Systems and methods of providing a multipositional display

A method of presenting visual information to a user includes detecting a position of a display relative to a surrounding environment, detecting movement of the display relative to the surrounding environment in real time, and updating a present of visual information on the display relative to a virtual reference frame updated in real time based upon the movement of the display relative to the surrounding environment.

Systems and methods of displaying virtual elements on a multipositional display

The description relates to cameras and privacy covers for the cameras. One example can include a body defining a front-end and an opposing back-end that have matching profiles and a lens positioned in the front-end. This example can include an automatically self-aligning and self-retaining opaque privacy cover having a profile that matches both the front-end profile and the back-end profile of the body.

Camera privacy cover

Computer mounting dock

Computer

Wall mount

Examples are presented herein that relate to rotation of a sensor assembly relative to a housing of a camera system. One example provides a camera system coupled to a display device, the camera system comprising a housing, a sensor assembly arranged within the housing and rotatable with respect to the housing, the sensor assembly comprising an image sensor configured to obtain image data for display by the display device, and a manual rotation mechanism coupled to the sensor assembly, the manual rotation mechanism configured to be manually actuated from outside the housing to rotate the sensor assembly with respect to the housing.

Camera with rotatable sensor

Techniques for visual transformation using a motion profile are described. According to one or more implementations, motion profiles are utilized that describe known motion patterns for different display devices. A motion profile for a particular display device, for example, can be leveraged for visually transforming visual objects that are displayed on the display device.

Visual transformation using a motion profile

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Kae-Ling Jacquline Gurr