Symbol Technologies, LLC

Other

Robert J Kowalski

Jorg Schlieffers

Christopher N Crawford

Alistair Robert Hamilton

Ian R Jenkins

Sudhir Bhatia

Katrika Woodcock

Richard Hanks

Quintin Morris

Timothy Kehoe

Robert K Destefano

Calvin Chen

Lister Chen

Takashi Suzuki

Quintin Robert Morris

Gregory G Jones

Graham Marshall

Tatsuyuki Uemura

Toshimasa Akagi

Dominick Salvato

Henry Grosfeld

Tokuo Shimizu

Hidenobu Mochinushi

Michael J Sasloff

Christopher S Ciervo

Joanne Calamari

William C Wilmoth

Richard Esposito

Drew Money

Katrika Marie Woodcock

The present system relates to an applicator system to assist in the application of material to difficult to reach areas of the human body. The system includes a porous material that is adhered to a water impervious strip. The strip includes additional adhesive that is resistant to water as well as surfactants suitable for use on human skin, for example, bath soaps. The adhesive remains bonded to the strip and sufficiently tacky to allow for users to repeatedly engage and disengage the system from a wall so as to accommodate different sized users.

Applicator system

An arrangement includes (a) a housing situating an integrated circuit that includes first contacts and (b) a connector. The housing includes a window which exposes at least a portion of the first contacts. The connector includes second contacts disposed at a first end of the connector. The second contacts removably couple to the first contacts. A second end of the connector is coupled to an output device. The connector establishes an electrical connection for an exchange of multimedia data between the integrated circuit and the output device.

Audio arrangement for a mobile unit

Systems and methods that reduce a number of holes that penetrate into a housing of mobile computing device by employing a modular housing with a housing plate(s) attachable thereto. Such housing plates can form a segment of a stylus trough and also facilitate attachment of hand strap and socket cover arrangement to the housing of the mobile computing unit. By reducing number of openings into the housing, a risk of liquid or particulate contaminants entering into the device and degrading performance of the mobile computing unit can be reduced and reliability increased.

Modular housing with housing plates

Mobile device handle

Battery

There has been a problem with a film provided on a surface of an input section such as a touch panel etc., which is arranged on a display such as a conventional type of liquid crystal display or the like is swelled or corrugated owing to deterioration with the lapse of time, or change in temperature and humidity. According to the present invention, there is provided an information input display device. The device comprises a drawing action section which generates tension to draw outward directly or indirectly by elasticity in a film, when an input section capable of displaying in a transmittable manner, which is arranged on a surface of a display section, is attached to an housing. The device prevents swelling or corrugation of the film from occurring by the tension.

Information input display device

The present invention relates generally to an adapter unit for a personal digital assistant. More specifically, this invention relates to an adapter unit that has a handle grip. The adapter unit provides additional functionality, and improved ergonomics and increased ruggedness to the personal digital assistant.

Adapter unit having a handle grip for a personal digital assistant

Handle for a mobile computing device

A bow sight for facilitating the aiming of an arrow including a sighting pin carrier which is movable longitudinally of an elongated frame to position sighting pins carried thereby at selected elevations corresponding to selected target ranges, each carrier being able to carry an assembly of plural sighting pins arranged in side-by-side relationship and each carrier being selectively rotatable to move the sighting pin or pins carried thereby to a sighting position or an out (non-use) position; the carriers being securable by lock means to lock selected sighting pins in either the sighting or the out-position without restricting movement of the sighting pins longitudinally of the frame; and pin guard means for protecting the sighting pins from impact damage and for carrying range markers to assist in positioning the sighting pins at a desired elevation.

Archery bow sight

A sight for aiming a bow includes a sight assembly affixed to the bow and supporting a sight pin assembly that is illuminated. The sight pin assembly includes first and second members that are joined together by a releasable connection and one of the members supports an incandescent light bulb. The other member is transmissive to light rays and delivers the light to a tip portion there it is dispersed therefrom. The light bulb is connected by lead wires in an electrical circuit that includes a battery and a switch.

Illuminated sight for aiming a bow

There is disclosed a bow sight including an elongated frame with a mounting plate for securing the frame to a bow above the arrow-receiving portion thereof. Upper and lower flanges on the frame support opposite ends of a threaded shaft which, at the top of the frame, is coupled with a pulley engaged with a belt coupled to a pulley on the shaft of a motor that is also mounted on the frame. The motor is reversible and depending on its direction of rotation, the threaded shaft is rotated to raise or lower a sighting assembly that is threadedly engaged with the shaft. The sighting assembly includes a lens with colored range markings thereof. The markings have a center that is horizontally spaced from an illuminated stylus. The colors of the range markers correspond to the colors of markers horizontally spaced along the frame of the sight. The sighting assembly is moved vertically so that a pointer is aligned with a selected color marker corresponding to the color of the field marking on the lens.

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Commack, NY, United States of America

Robert J Kowalski