Ergotron, Inc.

Matthew J Janechek

Shaun Christopher Lindblad

David James Prince

Saeb Salih Asamarai

Michael Anthony Apolloni

John Kenneth Blomstrom

Peter Lee LaFleur Walls

John R Waite

William Dale Tischer

Mustafa A Ergun

John William Theis

Mark Alan Kottman

Charles S Christ

Nicholas Simon Hazzard

Troy Edward Townes

Dominic A Del Vecchio

John W Theis

Peter Lee Lafleur Walls

A display mounting system including a support column, a moving bracket, an arm assembly, and a tilt assembly is described. The display mounting system includes one or more display attachment brackets to support one or more electronic displays. The display mounting system is used to hold one or more electronic displays over a worksurface or in front of a wall, and it allows the user of the display mounting system to easily change the orientation of one or more electronic displays according to user's preferences.

Display mounting system and method

An electric assisted height adjustable workstation featuring an integrated user interface for height adjustment and power control resulting in zero standby power consumption is described. Power is connected to the workstation via a physical movement of the integrated user interface causing an integrated connector to complete a circuit. Power is disconnected between the power source and the workstation via physical retraction of the integrated UI or an automatic retraction if the user interface remains inactive for a period of time.

Height adjustable workstation with zero idle power

A mobile powered workstation can include a head unit assembly that can have at least one power outlet configured to provide power to at least one electronic device. The workstation can include a power system coupled to the head unit assembly. The power system can include a permanent battery and a battery assembly. The battery assembly can include a battery connection housing that can have a plurality of power connectors configured to electrically couple to a corresponding plurality of power connectors of a replaceable battery, the battery connection housing can have a first face and a second face that extends from the first face. The first face can define a first raised portion configured to engage with a corresponding first recessed portion in the replaceable battery. The second face can define a second raised portion configured to engage with a corresponding second recessed portion in the replaceable battery.

Power system for mobile workstation

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Maplewood, MN, United States of America

Matthew J Janechek