Fitbit, Inc.

Logitech Europe S.a.

Cisco Technology, Inc.

Mark Manuel Martinez

James Park

Gadi Amit

Daniel J Clifton

Susan Elizabeth McKinney

Michael Joseph Francisco

Elizabeth A Cleary

Jacqueline Lee Belleau

Shelten Gee Jao Yuen

Eric Nathan Friedman

Keeline Burdick Wilcox

Nasahn Adam Sheppard

Maarten Dinger

John Furlan

Jens Mitchell Nielsen

Brian Stephens

Richard Tobias Inman

Jonathan I Kaplan

Erik Keith Askin

Laurence Massey

Ya Wen Hsu

Montfort De Lattre

Yoshikazu Hoshino

Martin Wang

Brad Daniel Brinson

Michael Hans Berlinger

Andrew Heymann

Keqing Li

Peter Michaelian

Ariel Braunstein

David Chia-wen Lean

Kenneth Ling

Greg Allen Cummings

Ladan Khamsepoor

Maxwell W Davis

George Basmadjian

Houtan Rahimi Farahani

Andrew Cole Axley

Andy Logan

Richard Tobais Inman

Kevin Tregear

William B Baringer

Gina Clark

Andrew Cole Axely

Rico L Zorkendorfer

Dominik Langhammer

Shannon Colleen Fong

Alexander Joseph Ringrose

Andrew Larsen Axley

Ali Alex Moayer

Simon Fleming-Wood

Robert Jetter

Chris Jones

Ivan Liu

Anthony Alexander Cacace

William D Orner

Carol Wu

Ken VanArsdel

Montford De Lattre

Matthew Morris Taylor

Tim Oonthim Lau

Jake Lin

Jens Nielsen

Karim S El-Katcha

Keeline Wilcox

Ivan Ho

Glen Kuo

Tom Markworth

Jean-Michel Chardon

Dave O'Brien

John M Brock

Peter Sheehan

John Lapetina

Chris Green

Kevin Hlas

Bradley Blackwood

Pontus Wahlgren

Philippe Depallens

Jeff M Anderson

John Bateman

Frantz Roger Lohier

Gregor Angus Berkowitz

Adrian Sesto

Michael Howes

Ken Haven

Vera S Boudtchenko

Jason Riggs

David Maher

Christopher Leroy Frank

Todd Hernandez

Sung Ook Yang

Meng-Chih Tsai

Gregg Smith

Soren Juelsgaard

Tom Carlson

Andrew Heyman

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An activity monitoring device, methods and computer readable media are provided. The activity monitoring device includes a housing configured for attachment to a body part of a user and a display screen attached to the housing. Further included is a first sensor disposed in the housing for capturing motion of the activity monitoring device when attached to the body part of the user and a second sensor disposed in the housing for sampling a heart rate of the user. Memory is disposed in the housing for storing the motion captured by the first sensor and the heart rate sampled by the second sensor. A processor is disposed in the housing and is configured to determine a physical state of the user during a period of time. For motion that is below a threshold the processor identifies the physical state to be a sedentary state and for motion that is at or above the threshold the processor identifies the physical state to be an active state. The processor is configured to reduce a rate at which to sample the heart rate of the user when the physical state of the user is identified to be the sedentary state during the period of time. The processor is configured to increase the rate at which the sampling of the heart rate of the user is processed when the physical state of the user is identified to be the active state during the period of time.

Portable monitoring devices for processing applications and processing analysis of physiological conditions of a user associated with the portable monitoring device

Biometric monitoring devices, including various technologies that may be implemented in such devices, are discussed herein. Additionally, techniques, systems, and apparatuses are discussed herein for providing a hybrid antenna including an RF radiator and an electrically coupled inductive loop. The hybrid antenna is capable of providing both RF and induction functionality, e.g., radio frequency transmission/reception capabilities for Bluetooth as well as near-field-communications (NFC) functionality via the inductive loop. The inductive loop may be in conductive contact with the RF radiator or may be inductively coupled with the RF radiator and not in conductive contact with the RF radiator. The inductive loop may act as a planar element of a planar inverted-F antenna (PIFA).

Hybrid radio frequency / inductive loop antenna

Wristband with fitness monitoring capsule

Wristband frame for fitness monitoring capsule

A biometric monitoring device and multiple carrying cases for same are provided. In some implementations, the case may be made from a flexible viscoelastic material and the biometric monitoring device may be slipped into a receptacle in the case through an opening in the case; the opening may become distended during the insertion of the biometric monitoring device. In some implementations, the case may feature a display window that, in combination with materials of the biometric monitoring device, may mask a display of the biometric monitoring device from view when the display is off and may allow the display to be seen when the display is displaying content.

Interchangeable cases for biometric monitoring devices

An activity monitoring device and associated methods for using and interfacing with the activity monitoring device are provided. In one example, the activity monitoring device includes a housing configured for attachment to a body part of a user. Also included ins a display screen attached to the housing and a sensor for capturing physiological conditions of the user. The sensor is disposed along a surface of the housing so that the sensor is proximate to the body part, the body part having at least some exposed skin. The activity monitoring device also includes memory for storing the captured physiological conditions, and a processor for examining the captured physiological conditions. At a particular time, the processor automatically selects an application to execute from a plurality of applications based on characteristics of the captured physiological conditions.

Hybrid radio frequency/inductive loop charger

Wristband health tracker

Wristband for fitness monitoring capsule

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Mark Manuel Martinez