Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Intel Corporation

Meta Platforms, Inc.

Rowland Lee Brown

Jeffrey Jon Weir

Orry Wijanarko Soegiono

Craig R Maitlen

Eddie L Mays

Russell E Glaser

Thamer A Abanami

Charles Cummins

Anna-Marie Mansour

Julian Selman

Saurabh Dadu

Fai Yeung

Wendy March

Atul N Hatalkar

Charles Carter Jernigan

Steven Thomas Holmes

Bryan Kim Mamaril

Matthew Aaron Jubelirer

Dzung D Tran

Kahyun Kim

Min Liu

James Lundell

Nicholas Moe Khosravy

Fu Zhou

Aaren B Esplin

Michael R Bynum

Norman T Bright

Eric Lewallen

Jason A Gomez

Phannipha Arunyaangkul

Ian Thomas Andrew Obermiller

Charles E Johnson, Ii

Ronald T Sasaki

Tyler Payne

Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media can obtain a user interface (UI) component of a production system, wherein the UI component is associated with one or more properties. Each of the one or more properties can be mapped to a graphical user interface (GUI) element for display in a user interface of a design application. A value of a property of the one or more properties can be set based on user input from a GUI element associated with the property. A rendering of the UI component can presented in the user interface based on the set value of the property.

Systems and methods for generating user interface prototypes based on production system components

Particular embodiments described herein provide for an electronic device that can be configured to determine that an unobtrusive gesture has been received on a first electronic device and send a signal to a second electronic device in response to the unobtrusive gesture. The first electronic device can also be configured to receive a signal from the second electronic device, determine an unobtrusive output in response to the signal, and generate an unobtrusive notification in response to the received signal. In an example, the first electronic device is a part of jewelry worn by a user.

User interaction with wearable devices

By adjusting visual settings on a display behind a section of a background to emphasize menu options, a user can determine the status in the series of menus and sub-menus and can better read the menu options.

Adaptable transparency

A wearable device is described herein. The wearable device includes a display. The display can be a digital display with analog components. The wearable device also includes an input device. The input device is to control the digital display and the analog components correspond to the digital display. In some cases, the input device is a bezel.

Growing community of inventors

Seattle, WA, United States of America

Rowland Lee Brown