Sonion Nederland B.v.

Peter Rietman

Andreas Tiefenau

Theodorus Geradus Maria Brouwer

Nishant Lawand

Raymond Mögelin

Nicolaas Maria Jozef Stoffels

Rasmus Voss

Caspar Titus Bolsman

Gerardus Johannes Franciscus Theodorus Van Der Beek

Konrad Van Den Berg

René Maas

Viktor Klymko

Andrés Alberto Alvarez Cabrera

Tomasz Grzeczynski

Patrick Linthorst

Robert Bakuwel

Ricardo Timothy Jonathan Muijtjens

Sally Van Der Most

A receiver assembly including a receiver and an assembly housing. The receiver includes a sound outlet configured to outlet sound from the receiver. Furthermore, the receiver includes at least a first and a second outer surface and is arranged at least partly within the assembly housing. The assembly housing includes an assembly sound outlet arranged in communication with the sound outlet for outlet of sound from the receiver via the assembly outlet. The receiver assembly further includes a suspension structure having at least one suspension element, the suspension structure suspending the receiver in the assembly housing. The suspension element connects the receiver and the assembly housing, and the suspension element is formed by a sheet material and is an elongated element extending in an longitudinal direction and is configured to dampen vibration of the receiver by deflection of the suspension element in a direction transverse to the longitudinal direction.

Receiver assembly

An ear bud or cone having multiple protruding, convex and soft elements which are configured to be deformed during insertion, extraction and operation in the ear canal of a person. The soft elements are cushion shaped and thus able to adapt to any shape of the ear canal without exerting excessive force to portions of the ear canal.

Ear bud or dome

A dome for a personal audio device. The dome forms a first flexible circumferential member and comprising a guiding structure extending in a longitudinal direction and forming an interface for guiding sound from or to the personal audio device. The guiding structure comprises a least one sound opening configured for passage of sound from or to the personal audio device in a direction transverse to the longitudinal direction of the guiding structure. The first flexible member is configured to at least partly close the sound opening during insertion of the dome into an ear canal of a user.

Dome for a personal audio device

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Hoofddorp, Netherlands

Peter Rietman