Comcast Cable Communications, LLC

Osman Cueto

Michael Jou

Sean McGinnis

David Luksenberg

Systems, methods, and devices relating to a wireless network device configured for adjustable positioning are described herein. In an example, a network device comprises a body and a bendable element configured to carry electrical power to the body and components therein. The body houses an antenna and transceiver configured for wireless communication. The bendable element, attached to the body of the network device, is configured for adjustable positioning such that a position of the bendable element is substantially maintained when the positioning force is removed. A facing of the antenna within the body may be based on the positioning of the bendable element.

Wireless network device configured for adjustable positioning

An apparatus, such as a sensor device, may include a housing. The housing may include a top wall, bottom wall, and one or more side walls that define a cavity. A circuit board may be positioned within the housing. One or more chamber side walls may surround a portion of the circuit board and define a chamber within the cavity of the housing. A pathway may be provided that defines a fluid communication channel between the portion of the circuit board and an exterior of the housing. For example, a portion of the pathway may be provided along a perimeter of or through an activation member, such as a push-button or switch positioned along an exterior of the housing.

Apparatus with airflow chamber

A housing may comprise a first surface comprising one or more ventilation openings and a second surface comprising one or more ventilation openings. The one or more ventilation openings of the first surface may be located in a recessed groove of the first surface. The second surface may be substantially perpendicular to the first surface. The housing may enable air to flow through the one or more ventilation openings of the first surface and the one or more ventilation openings of the second surface to direct heat away from the one or more internal components of the housing. The arrangement of the one or more ventilation openings may enable one or more housings to be stacked on top of each other without impeding air flow through the one or more ventilation openings of the first surface and/or the one or more ventilation openings of the second surface.

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Osman Cueto