Tom Tom International B.v.

Blackberry Corporation

Google Inc.

Research in Motion Corporation

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Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Therefore Limited

Golf Flagstick Advertising (uk) Ltd

Sun Microsystems, Inc.

Pelican Products, Inc.

Gw Pharma Limited

Psion Digital Limited

Psion Inc.

Iml Limited

Emotech Ltd.

Martin Philip Riddiford

Jason Tyler Griffin

Anthony Nicholas Pond

Liam James O'Brien

Julia Allwright

Jonathan Chan

Jonathan Heath

Andrew John Clift

James William Reeves

Ken McAlpine

Stephen O Frazer

Benjamin John Henley

Christopher James Taylor

Rajiv Bobby Dave

Nicholas Hausman

Stephen Bayley

Steven Henry Fyke

Toshiyuki Tanaka

Patrick Hunt

Eveline Anna Kleinjan

Daniel Jordan Kayser

Frank De Jong

Rachael Roberts

Jim Fullalove

Yu-Chyuan Tseng

Hadyn Macquire Lyall Van Der Berg

Geoffrey W Guy

Kenneth Ryan Loo

Rachael Elizabeth Roberts

Hiroshi Nakamura

Simon James Matthews

Stephen Michael Jackson

Ben Mahon

Douglas Morton

Szu-Hung Lee

Robert Butterworth

Andrew Clift

William Stuart

Joris Willem Beets

Guy James Fullalove

Seamus A Sharkey

Michael Andrew Nairn

Hongbin Zhuang

Matthew Grey

Matthew James Grey

Neil Patrick Adams

Lawrence K Lam

Norman Miner Ladouceur

Kazuhiro Watanabe

Jerome Pasquero

Jeffrey Y Hayashida

Timothy Herbert Kyowski

Andrew P Tosh

Mark Gretton

Jodie Elizabeth Fletcher

Aaron Robert Allen

Daniel Browning

Kenji Shimano

Martin Earl Holman, Iv

Joseph Edward Clayton

Benjamin James Cullen

Li Huang

James Robert Kitchen

Nigel D Ritson

Helenaur Wilson

Yasuo Matsumoto

Paul Masser

Kenneth Thomas McAlpine

Jonathan James Knight

Kam Young

Graham Brett

Gavin Flowers

Tracy Christina Sharp

Rob Butterworth

Clement Albert Anne Magniez

William Hywel Stuart

Shaun Alexander Hume

Chris Jakob

David Ming-Lun Ma

Guy Fullalove

Adrian Willis

Neil Savio Pereira

Andrew Glegg

James Fullalove

Andrew Jackson

Sam Broadbent

Jim Reeves

Masakazu Okumura

Daniel Potter

Noel Hunwick

Jason T Griffin

Golf putting practice device

A portable apparatus for generating electricity is provided comprising an electrical energy-generating device for generating electrical energy in response to input mechanical action. The apparatus comprises a drive mechanism having an elongate flexible member provided as a closed endless loop. A portion of the elongate flexible member is exposed so as to enable a user to grasp and pull said portion downward by a distance of at least 30 cm. The drive mechanism supplies the said mechanical action to the electricity-generating device, wherein said mechanical action is provided by user applying a downward force to the elongate flexible member so as to cause the elongate flexible member to move with respect to the mounting element. A re-chargeable battery is further provided for storing the electrical energy generated by the electrical energy-generating device. A mounting element enables the apparatus to be supported at a suspended position relative to the ground during use.

Portable apparatus for generating electricity

A robot comprises a first part and a second part moveable relative to the first part. The robot operates in an audio output mode in which the first and second parts are in a first configuration relative to each other and in which the robot outputs audio from an array of speakers using an audio output technique. The robot operates in a user interaction mode in which the first and second parts are in a second, different configuration relative to each other and in which the robot interacts with a user. The robot is configured to change from the audio output mode to the user interaction mode in response to the robot detecting a trigger event. Changing from the audio output mode to the user interaction mode comprises causing the first part to lift up relative to the second part.

Robots, methods, computer programs and computer-readable media

A strap () for a watch () comprising: a first fastening portion (); a watch supporting portion (); and a second fastening portion (). The first and second fastening portions comprise a series of holes () spaced along each fastening portion. The first fastening portion further comprises an opening () through which the second fastening portion can be threaded and at least one pin () projecting inwards from the strap so as to be received in a hole in the second fastening portion. The second fastening portion further comprises at least one pin () projecting inwards from the strap so as to be received in a hole in the first fastening portion when the second fastening portion is threaded through the opening and laid on top of the first fastening portion. The first fastening portion further comprises at least one peg () projecting outwards from the strap so as to engage in a hole in the second fastening portion.

Watch strap

Robot

Display panel of an electronic golf device with a computer generated icon

A computing device with a graphical authentication interface in which the device displays a base image and authenticates a user when a pre-selected element in a secondary image overlying the base image is aligned with a pre-selected element in the base image.

Computing device with graphical authentication interface

Digital video camera

A method, electronic device, and non-transitory computer-readable medium for establishing graphical authentication on an electronic device are disclosed. The method comprises: receiving a first user input corresponding to an image, the image comprising a plurality of points of interest; receiving a second user input corresponding to a selected point of interest in the plurality of points of interest in the image; receiving a third user input corresponding to a selected password element; and storing the selected image, the selected point of interest, and the selected password element in association with a user authentication profile in a memory of the electronic device.

Graphical authentication

A camera is disclosed comprising a substantially cylindrical camera body defining a longitudinal axis and a mounting system rotatably connected to the camera body, the mounting system comprising a base portion for mounting the camera to another object and at least one ring member arranged to surround the camera body and rotate around the longitudinal axis of the camera body during use.

Camera mounting system

A camera is disclosed comprising a mounting system including a base portion for mounting the camera to another object, wherein the base portion comprises a pair of levers arranged on top of one another to pivot in-plane to enable connection or disconnection of a mounting interface to the mounting system.

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London, United Kingdom

Martin Philip Riddiford