Apple Inc.

Campaign, Inc.

Raul Molina

Bradley Sewell

Katherine Gossett

David I Nazzaro

Naoto Matsuyuki

Trevor J Ness

Michael M Li

Scott M Nathanson

Jairam Manjunathaiah

Bin Yi

Anthony J Richter

Yulei Sun

Dezheng Qu

A kit for assembling a piece of seating furniture includes a back assembly including a rear beam having a pair of opposing distal ends designed to be received by a pair of side assemblies. The back assembly includes a plurality of support beams defining a passage. The kit includes a front assembly including a front beam having a pair of opposing distal ends designed to be received by the pair of side assemblies. The front assembly is disposed within the passage.

Seating furniture

A system and method of forming a sapphire component. The method may include disposing an absorptive-barrier layer on a first surface of a sapphire substrate, performing a cut in the sapphire substrate using a laser beam incident on the absorptive-barrier layer, and forming and removing molten sapphire from the cut. The method may also include shielding a region of the first surface that is adjacent to the cut from the molten sapphire using the absorptive-barrier layer, and removing the absorptive-barrier layer from the first surface of the sapphire substrate.

Coated substrate and process for cutting a coated substrate

Disclosed herein is an easily to assemble seating furniture of the present disclosure includes a back assembly, side assemblies, a front assembly, legs, and a seating assembly. The legs are used to secure the back assembly and the front assembly to the side assemblies.

A method for co-finishing surfaces bonds a first structure formed of a first material and having a first surface in an aperture defined in a second structure formed of a second material and having a second surface such that there is an offset between the first surface and the second surface. The first surface and the second surface are co-lapped to reduce the offset. The first surface and second surface are co-polished to further reduce the offset. The first surface and second surfaces may then be flush. Edges of the first surface may be chamfered to mitigate damage during co-lapping and/or co-polishing. Fill material may be positioned in gaps between the first and second structures to mitigate damage during co-lapping and/or co-polishing.

Co-finishing surfaces

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Raul Molina