Zebra Technologies Corporation

Symbol Technologies, LLC

Mark Thomas Fountain

JaeHo Choi

Benjamin H Stibal

Sunghun Lim

Edward Anthony Hackett

Carl A Thelemann

Mu-Kai Shen

Chandra M Nair

Huang Chih Huang

Jin Namkung

David William Reber

Zichun Song

Jorg Schlieffers

Edward M Voli

Lawrence Allen Stone

Jiwei Huang

Jordan K Varley

James Morley-Smith

Kevin B Mayginnes

Ronald Zancola

Nickolas Ovvadias

Nils Allan Stefan Stalgren

Brian Califano

Benjamin Jean Limongi

Example wearable devices having multiple distributed radio frequency identification (RFID) antennas are disclosed. A disclosed example wearable device includes a first RFID antenna; a second RFID antenna; a processor configured to activate one of the first RFID antenna or the second RFID antenna based upon at least one of a location or a type of an RFID object external to the wearable device; and a body, wherein an RFID radio, the first RFID antenna, and the second RFID antenna are disposed at respective positions along the body. The wearable device may include the RFID radio, wherein, when the wearable device is worn, the RFID radio and the processor are disposed at one or more fingers of a user's hand, the first RFID antenna is disposed at an upper side of the user's hand, and the second RFID antenna is disposed at a user's wrist.

Wearable devices having multiple distributed radio frequency identification antennas

A computing device includes: a housing defining a battery chamber; an electrical contact disposed on a wall of the battery chamber; a latch extending into the battery chamber, the latch movable between (i) a first position to retain a battery pack within the battery chamber and engage the battery pack with the electrical contact, and (ii) a second position to disengage from the battery pack; an auxiliary retainer in communication with the battery chamber, the auxiliary retainer configured to retain the battery pack within the battery chamber, independently of the latch, via engagement with a complementary retaining structure of the battery pack.

Battery pack retention systems for mobile computing devices

Mobile automation apparatus

Vehicle mount

A method includes: detecting a transporter allocation trigger associated with a mobile computing device disposed in a facility; in response to detecting the transporter allocation trigger, selecting a transporter identifier of an autonomous transporter disposed in the facility; selecting a joint notification parameter; causing the mobile computing device to generate a notification according to the joint notification parameter; and transmitting the joint notification parameter to the autonomous transporter, to cause the autonomous transporter to generate a visual notification corresponding to the notification.

Task-based dynamic bonding notification systems and methods

Keypad

An example transporter includes: a chassis with a locomotive assembly; a shelf supported on the chassis to receives items; a weight sensing system associated with the shelf, the weight sensing system configured to measure an item weight for an item received on the shelf; a processor interconnected with the weight sensing system, the processor configured to: obtain, from the weight sensing system, the item weight; identify an item identifier for the item based on the item weight; and determine, based on the item identifier, whether the item complies with an expected item to be received at the transporter.

Weight-based item detection

An example assembly includes a core module including a processor, a display, a touch user interface (UI) element extending around at least a portion of an outer periphery of the display, and a non-transitory computer-readable medium storing instructions; a housing configured to removably receive the core module; and a cover selectively positionable in a first position to expose the touch UI element and the display, and in a second position to cover at least a portion of the touch UI element and at least a portion of the display, wherein the instructions, when executed by the processor, cause the core module to: when the cover is positioned in the first position, operate the display and the touch UI element according to a first functionality UI mode and, when the cover is positioned in the second position, the display and the touch UI element according to a second functionality UI mode.

Devices having protective screens selectively positionable to switch devices between user interface modes and methods of operating the same

Data capture device

Battery

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London, United Kingdom

Mark Thomas Fountain