Deere & Company

Irobot Corporation

Mark D Schmaltz

Pablo G Olivieri

Stephen Piltingsrud

Derrick J Becker

James Raymond Allard

William Robert Norris

Mikhail Filippov

Christopher David Glenn Turner

Scott Keller

Andrew Julian Norby

Osa Fitch

Kevin B Larsen

Todd A Pringle

David S Zendzian

John O'Connor

Nadim El Fata

Arlen Eugene Meuchel

Chris A De Roo

Yashwant K Yemul

Amir Osmani

Sushil Khandelwal

Housing for a vehicle instrument panel

In accordance with one embodiment, a housing is configured to receive a portable electronic device. The housing comprises a front frame that has elevated rectangular border and corner members around a central electronic display. Ones of the corner members have generally planar sections that are joined by a radiused edges or chamfered edges. A rear frame comprises edge members that are joined at substantially orthogonal angles of at the plurality of corner members. A first vertical protrusion extends outward from the rear frame. The first vertical protrusion has an first axis and an arched cross section or mounded cross section with a central peak region.

Housing for a portable electronic device

Housing for an electronic device with a display screen

An electronic assembly comprises a first circuit board with a first substrate having an inner side and an outer side opposite the inner side. A plurality of primary components are mounted on the inner side of the first circuit board. A frame (e.g., or heat-sinking spacer) is secured to the first circuit board. A second circuit board comprises a second substrate having an inner side and an outer side opposite the first side. The second circuit board is secured to the frame and separated from the first circuit board in at least one spatial dimension. At least one secondary component is mounted on the second circuit board. A first housing section is adapted for mating with a second housing section. The first housing section and the second housing section collectively enclose the first circuit board and the second circuit board.

Electronic assembly with frame for thermal dissipation

Certain embodiments of the present invention provide robotic control modules for use in a robotic control system of a vehicle, including structures, systems and methods, that can provide (i) a robotic control module that has multiple functional circuits, such as a processor and accompanying circuits, an actuator controller, an actuator amplifier, a packet network switch, and a power supply integrated into a mountable and/or stackable package/housing; (ii) a robotic control module with the noted complement of circuits that is configured to reduce heat, reduce space, shield sensitive components from electro-magnetic noise; (iii) a robotic control system utilizing robotic control modules that include the sufficiently interchangeable functionality allowing for interchangeability of modules; and (iv) a robotic control system that distributes the functionality and processing among a plurality of robotic control modules in a vehicle.

Versatile robotic control module

Display interface or housing thereof

Housing for a navigation device

Growing community of inventors

Fargo, ND, United States of America

Mark D Schmaltz