Gopro, Inc.

Techtronic Power Tools Technology Limited

Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation

Eastway Fair Company Limited

Ryan T Harrison

Mark E Costa

Arthur Charles Kwun

Himay Rashmikant Shukla

Ross Thayer

John George Muhlenkamp, Iv

Joshua T Druker

Taku Ohi

Seungheon Lee

Theresa Loney Casarez

Huy Phuong Nguyen

Michael Paterson

Nenad Uzunovic

Noriaki Saika

Robert E McCracken

Edward Gordon Russell

Gary Fong

Stephen Yui

Richard Gioscia

Mark Alan Kubale

Kielan C Crow

Kurt Limberg

Alexander Wroblewski

Mark D Hickok

Emily Clopp

Christopher Aaron Clearman

Matthew David Thomas

Daniel J Bowen

Thomas Parel

Joseph Chun

Danilo Bueno

Soyun Kim

Kenneth M Brazell

Adam Joseph Clark

Mark Huggins

Yusuke Miyashita

Zachary Scott

James A Keith, Jr

Jason Porter Whitmire

Seung Heon Lee

Kwok Ting Mok

Scott Kippes

Adam Clark

David M Smith

Mitalee Desai

Peter Bradford Aumann

Robert Warren

Christopher Clearman

Robert Mccracken

Ronald Cecil Mccurry

Joshua Todd Druker

John George Muhlenkamp Iv

Theresa Losey Casarez

John George Iv Muhlenkamp

Chin Yiu Leung

Jesse J Jerabeck

Elton Watson

Disclosed is an electronic gimbal with camera and mounting configuration. The gimbal can include an inertial measurement unit which can sense the orientation of the camera and three electronic motors which can manipulate the orientation of the camera. The gimbal can be removably coupled to a variety of mount platforms, such as an aerial vehicle, a handheld grip, or a rotating platform. Moreover, a camera can be removably coupled to the gimbal and can be held in a removable camera frame. Also disclosed is a system for allowing the platform, to which the gimbal is mounted, to control settings of the camera or to trigger actions on the camera, such as taking a picture, or initiating the recording of a video. The gimbal can also provide a connection between the camera and the mount platform, such that the mount platform receives images and video content from the camera.

Camera system using stabilizing gimbal

Camera mount

An auxiliary handle is for use with a power tool having a housing that includes a first notch and a second notch. The auxiliary handle includes a shaft, a first clamp coupled to the shaft and having a first protrusion configured to engage the first notch, and a second clamp arranged on the shaft and having a second protrusion configured to engage the second notch. When the first protrusion of the first clamp engages the first notch, the second clamp is movable along the shaft between a first position, in which the second protrusion engages the second notch, and a second position, in which the second protrusion is disengaged from the second notch. The auxiliary handle also includes a grip coupled to the shaft. When the grip is rotated relative to the second clamp, the second clamp is moved from the second position toward the first position.

Power tool dust collector

A gimbal mount system is configured to a couple to a gimbal coupled to and securing a camera. The gimbal mount system includes a handle, a power source, a user interface, a mounting interface, a communication interface, and a communication bus. The mounting interface is located within an end of the gimbal mount system and includes an opening configured to receive a reciprocal mounting protrusion of the gimbal. A locking mechanism removably couples the gimbal to the gimbal mount system. The communication interface is located within the mounting interface and is configured to couple to a reciprocal communication interface of the gimbal. The communication bus is coupled to the power source, user interface, and communication interface and is configured to provide power from the power source to the gimbal. The communication bus may provide instructions to the gimbal based on user input received via the user interface.

Camera gimbal mount system

A camera housing includes four walls configured to enclose and secure a camera: a top wall, a bottom wall, a right wall, and a left wall. The bottom wall includes a first segment and a segment coupled by a latching mechanism. The latching mechanism comprises a tongue component coupled to the second segment and a groove component coupled to the first segment. The tongue and groove components are configured such that the tongue component securely couples the second segment to the first segment when the camera frame is in the closed configuration. In the open configuration, the first and second segment can decouple and the left wall and second segment rotates upwards relative to the top wall such that a camera can be inserted or removed from the camera system. The camera housing also includes a button interface, an input/output interface, and a mounting mechanism.

Camera frame with side door

An auxiliary handle can be used with a power tool having a housing that includes a first notch and a second notch. The auxiliary handle includes a shaft, a first clamp coupled to the shaft and having a first protrusion configured to engage the first notch, a second clamp arranged on the shaft and having a second protrusion configured to engage the second notch, and a grip coupled to the shaft. When the first protrusion of the first clamp engages the first notch and the grip is rotated relative to the second clamp, the second clamp is moved toward the first clamp, such that the first protrusion engages the first notch and the second protrusion engages the second notch to couple the auxiliary handle to the housing of the power tool.

A camera mount is configured to attach a camera to a mount base which, in turn, may be secured to sport equipment, musical instruments, vehicles, and the like. The camera mount includes a ball component that couples to a camera or camera housing and that allows a user to rotate a camera within a horizontal plane, and to pivot a camera in one or more vertical planes. The ball component is securely coupled within a sleeve component with a bucket or other coupling mechanism that allows the sleeve component (and thereby the ball component and coupled camera or camera housing) to couple to the mount base.

Swivel camera mount

Camera pole mount

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El Granada, CA, United States of America

Ryan T Harrison