Mcginley Engineered Solutions, LLC

Google Inc.

Adept Technology, Inc.

Exablox Corporation

Ccl Label Gmbh

Peter A Privitera

Shigeru Tanaka

Martin A Leugers

Joseph C McGinley

Kevin D Simmons

David J Rinaldis

Henry K Sim

Graham R Faulknor

Albert Shane

Giancarlo Giustina

Jason F Stone

Sung Kyun Bai

Joshua T Druker

Mark Rose

Tad Hunt

Marcus Albonico

Jon Carver

Ramesh Balan

Chou Wen-Pin

PeiWen Hung

Kevin Montford Ting

Douglas Brockett

Adam Duckworth Mittleman

John Benjamin Filson

Kenneth Arthur Jenks

Matthew S Scott

Tark Abed

Mark Kraz

Jason Conrad Chamberlain

Arthur Charles Kwun

Kevin Edward Booth

Eric Cushing

Yu-Cheng Pan

Alexander Robert Brown

Brian Huynh

Ssu-Chieh Yu

Jungmin Han

Colwin Chan

Aditya Narayanan

Chang-Wei Wu

Bhaveya Dhall

Various arrangements of smart home devices are presented herein. A chassis assembly of a smart home device may define one or more compartments. The chassis assembly may include a plurality of cover fasteners. A rotatable cover assembly may be present and configured to be removably attached with the plurality of cover fasteners to the chassis assembly in any rotational orientation and to at least partially cover a front of the chassis assembly. While the rotatable cover is removably attached with the plurality of cover fasteners, the rotatable cover assembly is configured to block access to the one or more compartments defined by the chassis assembly.

Wireless actuator unit with a thermostat stand

HVAC control device

A measurement system and method for determining a depth of penetration of a working portion of a surgical instrument (e.g., a rotating drill bit in a bore). A first sensor outputs a first signal representative of a displacement of the leading edge of the drill bit in the bore. A second sensor outputs a second signal representative of a force applied to the leading edge of the drill bit. A processor outputs a third signal representative of the depth of penetration of the leading edge of the drill bit when the leading edge of the drill bit passes from a first medium having a first density to a second medium having a second density. The third signal is based on the first and second signals.

Drill bit penetration measurement system and methods

Drill bit penetration measurement systems and methods

A non-black dead front display assembly includes a display frame, a backlight system supported by the frame, the backlight system configured to generate backlight rays, a light mask disposed on the backlight system, a light mask disposed on the backlight system, the light mask configured to transmit or to block the backlight rays in response to a control signal, and a film positioned over the light mask, the film configured to reflect ambient light rays and to scatter the backlight rays transmitted through the light mask, the scattered backlight rays causing a first portion of the film to glow while a second portion of the film appears non-glowing.

Non-black dead front display assembly

A door lock apparatus, comprising a male component; a connection to a power source; a lock actuator, powered by the power source and configured to move the male component at least partially through a strike and into a box beyond the strike in the path of the male component to lock a door, wherein the male component comprises a plurality of parallel subcomponents oriented lengthwise in the direction of a path of the male component; a bed of sensors positioned in the box and configured to sense a number of parallel subcomponents that contact the bed after the male component has been moved into the box; and an alarm in communication with the bed, wherein the alarm is triggered when an attempt is made to lock the door and an insufficient number of parallel subcomponents contacting the bed has been sensed by the bed of sensors.

Door lock

Drill with depth measurement system

Drill with depth measurement system and light emitter

An apparatus for removing a modular electronic device from a chassis and a method for assembling thereof are provided. The apparatus for removing the modular electronic device from the chassis comprises a door pivotally coupled to the chassis, a sliding element in slidable engagement with the door, a first ejection actuator coupled to the door and configured to move simultaneously with the door, a second ejection actuator including a spring member connected to the second ejection actuator and to the rear of the chassis, and a linkage element connecting the sliding element with the second ejection actuator. Additionally, the apparatus for removing the modular electronic device from the chassis comprises a guide rail disposed in the chassis enclosure to guide the modular electronic device and to guide the second ejection actuator along the chassis enclosure.

Modular electronics chassis

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Peter A Privitera