Axon Enterprise, Inc.

Taser International, Inc.

Nathan A Patulski

William J Soper

John W Wilson

Mark A Hanchett

Mark J Eastwood

Tommo Walter Brickner

Hans Moritz

Daniel Martin Wodarcyk

Kevin Walsh

Craig R Williams

Milan Cerovic

Jonathan R Hatcher

Vitaly Bulgarov

William D Webb, Ii

Patrick W Smith

Brian Fairbanks

Benjamin A Grover

Johnathan R Hatcher

Lynn Kern

Matthew Carver

A drone pod may receive, stow, and launch a drone. The drone pod may include a housing, a canopy movably coupled to the housing, a platform movably coupled to the housing, and a drone bay. The drone pod may be configured to move the canopy to expose the drone bay and raise the platform relative to a floor of the drone bay to receive the drone, lower the platform toward the floor of the drone bay and move the canopy to enclose the drone bay to stow the drone, move the canopy to expose the drone bay and raise the platform relative to the floor of the drone bay to launch the drone. The drone pod may be mounted on a vehicle. A system may include a drone pod and a drone, wherein the drone pod is configured to receive, stow, and launch the drone.

Drone pod for receiving, storing, and presenting a drone

An electrical weapon may include a shaft, an arm, first electrode, and a second electrode. The arm may be pivotably coupled to the shaft and the first electrode may be coupled to the arm such that a position of the electrode changes in accordance with a change in position of the arm. The electrical weapon may be an electrified baton. The electrical weapon may further include a second arm pivotably coupled to the shaft. The second electrode may be coupled to the second arm. The electrical weapon may enable a stimulus signal to be applied via the electrodes at a distance from a user of the electrical weapon, thus improving safety of the user. An electrode may include an electrode array comprising a plurality of conductors and a stimulus signal may be conducted between pairs of the conductors via ionization of air between the conductors.

Electrified baton

A coupler for removeable coupling an object to a support. The coupler includes a cover, a ring, and a base. The cover couples to the support. The ring includes a first arm, a second arm, a third arm, a fourth arm, a first stop, and a second stop. Each arm of the ring is formed of a resilient material. The ring is positioned in a cavity of the cover. The base couples to the accessory. The base cooperates with the cover and the ring to couple to the cover and to rotate from a decoupled position to an intermediate position and further to a clocked position.

Base for a low-profile coupler

Camera

Methods and apparatus for a low-profile coupler

Handle of a conducted electrical weapon

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Scottsdale, AZ, United States of America

Nathan A Patulski