Ergotron, Inc.

Linnea Londborg

Thiem Chan Duong Wong

Michael P Barros

John William Theis

Andrew P Laureijs

David James Prince

Saeb Salih Asamarai

A workstation holding electronic devices, e.g., a display, keyboard, or the like, can be mounted on a structure, e.g., a wall, using an articulating arm assembly including one or more arms. The one or more arms can be rotatingly coupled to the structure. The one or more arms can be configured to translate the workstation between a contracted orientation and extended orientation. The arm assembly can include a configurable rotation stop assembly. The rotation stop assembly can be configured to limit a rotation angle of the one or more arms in a range between 0 degrees in the contracted orientation and less than 180 degrees in the extended orientation.

Arm assembly

A workstation holding one or more electronic devices, e.g., a display, keyboard, or the like, can be mounted on a structure, e.g., a wall, using an articulating arm assembly including one or more arms. The one or more arms can be rotatingly coupled to the structure on one end and a work surface can be coupled to the other end. At least one of the one or more arms can be height adjustable. The workstation can rotate about a horizontal axis between a use configuration and a storage configuration. The one or more arms can be configured to translate the workstation between a contracted orientation and extended orientation. The height adjustable arm can include a counterbalance mechanism to counter a weight of the one or more components coupled to the workstation. A tension of the one or more springs contained in the counterbalance mechanism can be adjustable.

Adjustable and stowable workstation assembly

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Minneapolis, MN, United States of America

Linnea Londborg