Motorola Mobility LLC

General Instrument Corporation

Google Inc.

Motorola Corporation

University of Illinois

Michael F Paradise

Dickon Isaacs

Paul M Pierce

David M Gargani

Nicholas Alan Fraser

Christopher B Houghton

Daniel T Berg

Jon Godston

Mark D Finney

Matthew B Ansley

Marco Susani

Claudio Santiago Ribeiro

Thomas E Gitzinger

Michael E Russell

Mohammed Rajeek Abdul-Gaffoor

Christopher G Franck

Hugh Kennedy Smith

Joel Soto

Md Rashidul Islam

Marcello Zuffo

Eric Dayringer

Thomas Edward Gitzinger

Ju Hwan J Cho

Thinh T Nguyen

Doris A Schneider

Ricardo Eduardo Hugo Flores Meneses

Craig Niederberger

Carl W Gomes, Ii

Ricky J Hoobler

Giles D McWilliams

James Hotaling

Jaeshin Kim

Andrew Graham

Peter Pfanner

Matthew Clark

Michael Scott

Kent Campbell

Communication device

Augmented reality neckband

Dock

A display frame for a mobile device includes a first display frame section and a second display frame section. A flexible hinge section couples the first display frame section and the second display frame section. The flexible hinge section enables the first and second display frame sections to bend relative to each other. A first wall is contiguous with the first display frame section, the flexible hinge section, and the second display frame section. The first wall is integral to the first display frame section, the flexible hinge section, and the second display frame section.

Display frame for a mobile device

A method, wireless communication device (WCD), and computer program product deploys an additional, retractable antenna to enhance signal communication within an identified network. A processor executes an antenna deployment module (ADM) in order to determine a link status based on a quality and/or a strength of communication signals propagated via at least one stationary antenna. In response to the link status indicating that coverage of a second/target network is available or that a quality of a signal propagated within a first network is less than a threshold level, the ADM provides a deployment signal to a deployment component. In response to receiving the deployment signal, the deployment component deploys the retractable antenna by extending the retractable antenna from a stowed position to a deployed position. The ADM enables the WCD to communicate within the selected network via the deployed retractable antenna using a higher quality communication signal.

Deployable and retractable antenna array module

Communication device module

The present invention is directed to a system for monitoring a physiological parameter of a cyclist, and methods of using the system. The system comprises a garment, a sensor, and a signal processor. The garment is configured to be worn by the cyclist. The sensor is fixedly coupled to the garment and configured to measure a signal representative of the physiological parameter during pedaling. The signal processor is operatively coupled to the sensor and configured to determine a diagnosis based on the measured signal. An alert is generated in response to the diagnosis substantially in real time.

Monitoring a physiological parameter of a cyclist

A wearable apparatus can include a transceiver. The apparatus can include an electrically conductive housing, the transceiver carried in the housing, the housing including at least a first wearable apparatus carrier device connection area. The apparatus can include a radiating element, the radiating element connected to the housing, the radiating element coupled to a feed point that is coupled to the transceiver, and the radiating element configured to radiate radio frequency signals. The apparatus can include a current isolation element. The apparatus can include an electrically conductive wearable apparatus carrier device coupled to the electrically conductive housing via the current isolation element, where the current isolation element provides electrical isolation between the electrically conductive wearable apparatus carrier device and the electrically conductive housing and/or the radiating element.

Apparatus with radiating element isolated from an electrically conductive wearable apparatus carrier device

A wristband has a clasp that includes a clasp latch and a clasp leg having an inner end and an outer end, wherein the inner end of the clasp leg is pivotally connected to a first end of the clasp latch. The wristband also includes a set of links having an end pivotally connected to the outer end of the clasp leg, wherein an inside face of at least one link of the set of links is recessed to form a recession that is shaped to cradle the clasp leg and at least a portion of the clasp latch when the clasp is closed.

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Chicago, IL, United States of America

Michael F Paradise