Symbol Technologies, LLC

Patrick S Riechel

Nicole Daphne Tricoukes

Tom Roslak

Thomas E Wulff

Jorg Schlieffers

Thomas K Roslak

Timothy B Austin

Christopher R Paul

Kevin Cordes

Kenneth J Rivalsi

Luis Llamas Martinez Garza

A clamping apparatus for a head-mounted display device is provided. The clamping apparatus comprises a pivot portion at a rear of the clamping apparatus, the pivot portion adapted to rotate in a rotation plane, a first side portion coupled to and extending in a forward direction from the pivot portion, a second side portion coupled to and extending in the forward direction from the pivot portion, wherein the pivot portion is adapted to adjust the first and second side portions through the rotation plane to a first position and maintain the first position until later adjusted, and a display device assembly coupled to the first side portion, the display device assembly extending in the forward direction from the first side portion.

Mounting device couplable to a human head

A location-based operating method for a head mounted display apparatus is provided. The method can be performed by one or more components of a mobile computing system and remote computing systems. The method obtains location data corresponding to the head mounted display apparatus, and processes the location data to determine a geographic position of the head mounted display apparatus. The method continues by controlling display characteristics of the head mounted display apparatus in response to the geographic position of the head mounted display apparatus.

System and method for location-based operation of a head mounted display

A headset comprises an arrangement and a display. The arrangement is situated at least partially on a head of a user. The display is coupled to the arrangement and capable of displaying a pointing device to the user. The headset is coupled to a mobile device which includes a sensor. When the mobile device is moved, the sensor detects a direction of the movement to generate corresponding direction data. The display displays to the user a corresponding movement of the pointing device which is determined as a function of the corresponding direction data.

User interface for a head mounted display

A mobile device includes a housing having a plurality of surfaces. A processor is located within the housing. The processor heats a portion of one or more of the surfaces of the housing. A temperature sensor detects a temperature of the portion of the surface. The rate of energy consumption by the processor is adjusted based on the temperature of the portion of the surface of the housing.

Thermal management of a mobile device with ventless housing

A system and method for triggering a radio frequency identification, RFID, scan using image recognition includes; storing () image attributes of inventoried RFID-tagged items in a database along with information associated with the RFID-tagged items, capturing () an image of an item from an imaging device, determining () if there is a match between attributes of the captured image compared with the stored image attributes in the database indicating that the item is RFID-tagged, and upon a match determination () attempting to read () an RFID tag of the item.

Triggering a radio frequency identification scan using image recognition

A technique for operating an ad-hoc wireless communication network includes providinga plurality of price checking stationshaving wireless communication capabilities, designatingone of the price checking stationsas a master station in the ad-hoc network, and designating the remaining stations as slave stations, and communicating with devices-deployed in the network using the wireless communications capabilities of the price checking stations

Ad-hoc wireless communication network using price checking stations

A method of fault detection for battery chargers includes sensing a charge current applied to a battery with a resistive element. The method includes measuring a voltage across the resistive element. The method includes generating a trigger signal when the measured voltage across the resistive element exceeds a predetermined value. The method includes generating from the trigger signal an interrupt signal for a microprocessor. The method includes initiating an over-current handling routine in the microprocessor.

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Patrick S Riechel