Hewlett-packard Company

Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.p.

Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Robert L Battey

Michael L Bullock

James E Clark

Susan M Hmelar

David O Merrill

John A Underwood

John A Barinaga

Paul David Gast

Alan Shibata

Kenneth R Williams

Justin M Roman

Adam Hewko

James M Cameron

Gregory Kim Justice

David Whalen

Ngoc-Diep T Nguyen

Gary L Miller

Jason S Ord

Scott F Williams

Timothy A Longust

John Sturman

Lap Thai Nguyen

Jonathan Hogander

Benjamin Sherrett-Temple

Laurie L T Ramos

A battery box for a wearable computing device is disclosed. The battery box is comprised of a cover, battery, a structural housing sized to hold the battery, and a polymer rim. The battery box is enveloped in a thermoplastic elastomer molecularly bonded to the polymer rim. The polymer rim, thermoplastic elastomer, and cover of the battery box cooperatively resist fluid ingress into the battery box.

Battery compartments for wearable electronic device

An ink supply station for use with a first ink supply and a second ink supply includes a first module and a second module releasably coupled to the first module. The first module includes a first chassis and a first movable member supported by the chassis, wherein movement of the member causes flow of ink from the first ink supply. The second module includes a second chassis and a second movable member supported by the second chassis. Movement of the second member causes flow of ink from the second ink supply.

Printer ink supply system

The present invention is a replaceable ink container for use in an off-axis printing system. The printing system is responsive to electrical signals from the replaceable ink container for controlling printer parameters. The ink container has a leading edge and a trailing edge relative to the direction of insertion into the printing system. The replaceable ink container includes a plurality of electrical contacts disposed on the leading edge toward a first side. The plurality of electrical contacts are configured for engaging corresponding electrical printer contacts associated with the printing system. Also included is a fluid outlet disposed on the leading edge toward a second side opposite the first side and spaced from the plurality of electrical contacts. The fluid outlet is in fluid communication with the replaceable ink container. The fluid outlet is configured for engaging a fluid inlet associated with the printing system.

Electrical and fluidic interface for an ink supply

The present invention is a replaceable marking media container for use in an off-axis printing system. The printing system includes a printer portion responsive to electrical signals from the replaceable ink container for controlling printer parameters. The replaceable marking media container includes a plurality of electrical contacts with each of the plurality of electrical contacts electrically connected with a memory element. The memory element contains information for controlling printing system parameters. Included in the replaceable ink container a housing having an outer surface facing outwardly and an inner surface. The inner surface defines a cavity within the housing. The plurality of electrical contacts are attached within the cavity, so disposed and arranged, to engage corresponding electrical contacts associated with the printing system. The corresponding electrical contacts associated with the printing system are positioned within the cavity of the marking media container with proper positioning of the marking media container within the off-axis printing system. The use of these electrical contacts allow information to be exchanged between the memory element and the printer.

Electrical interconnect for replaceable ink containers

A module for a printing composition delivery system of a printing device that is a separable unit from the printing composition delivery system is disclosed. An embodiment of the module includes a printing composition supply station connector, a printing member connector, and a flexible conduit. The printing composition supply station connector is releasably attached to a printing composition supply station of the printing composition delivery system and has a coupler fluidly connectable to a printing composition supply of the printing composition supply station. The printing member connector is releasably attached to the printing device and has a coupler fluidly connectable to the printing member. The flexible conduit includes a first end fluidly connected to the coupler of the printing composition supply station connector and a second end fluidly connected to the coupler of the printing member connector to supply printing composition from the printing composition supply to the printing member. The module may additionally include a housing covering a portion of the coupler of the printing member connector and enclosing a portion of the flexible conduit adjacent the printing member connector. The printing composition supply station connector, the printing member connector, the flexible conduit, and the housing, if present, are a separable unit from the printing composition delivery system. A method of installing and removing the module is also disclosed.

Replaceable module for a printing composition delivery system of a

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Robert L Battey