Vocollect, Inc.

Hand Held Products, Inc.

Richard Sharbaugh

Bryan Michael DiPiazza

Matthew W Shope

Andrew Lyle Walston

Graham Peter Byrne

Vinh-Duy Thai Nguyen

Timothy Fox

Leslie McKay

Fernando Aguirre-Petrilli

Robert Vargo

Matthew Aaron Nichols

Dale McGary

Sean Nickel

Mark Lee Oberpriller

John Sheerin

Robert Malinoski

Lyle Sprinkle

Andrew Walston

Charging station

Wireless audio headset

Headset assemblies and systems for mobile application control and power savings are provided. Headset assembly includes headband with proximity sensor activation element and receiver assembly configured to be rotated with respect to the headband between a first position and a second position. Receiver assembly has memory, proximity sensor, processor communicatively coupled to memory and proximity sensor, microphone boom having first and second ends, and microphone located adjacent first end and speaker located adjacent second end. Processor comprises PIO port. Proximity sensor activation element is positioned to trigger proximity sensor to activate PIO port when receiver assembly is rotated to the second position and to deactivate PIO port when receiver assembly is rotated to first position. Proximity sensor is configured to transmit at least one signal representing receiver assembly position.

Communication headsets and systems for mobile application control and power savings

A headset worn by workers in retail stores and similar commercial settings is disclosed. The headset includes an ornamental bezel. The bezel may be attached to the headset body to provide distinguishing characteristics to the headset.

Customizable headset

A self calibrating dipole microphone formed from two omni-directional acoustic sensors. The microphone includes a sound source acoustically coupled to the acoustic sensors and a processor. The sound source is excited with a test signal, exposing the acoustic sensors to acoustic calibration signals. The responses of the acoustic sensors to the calibration signals are compared by the processor, and one or more correction factors determined. Digital filter coefficients are calculated based on the one or more correction factors, and applied to the output signals of the acoustic sensors to compensate for differences in the sensitivities of the acoustic sensors. The filtered signals provide acoustic sensor outputs having matching responses, which are subtractively combined to form the dipole microphone output.

Self calibrating multi-element dipole microphone

Electronic device

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New Kensington, PA, United States of America

Richard Sharbaugh