Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Scott F Williams

Gregory Kim Justice

Mark Shintaro Ando

Stephen John Minarsch

Thomas E McCue, Jr

Byung Joo Cho

Quintin Robert Morris

Scott Andrew Dallmeyer

Amish Patel

Jason Lin

Farah Shariff

Vinod L Hingorani

Adam Hewko

Robert L Battey

Mohammad Shakeri

Kok Liang Yue

Benjamin Sherrett-Temple

Jonathan Hogander

Byung J Cho

Thomas E Mccue

A wearable electronic device includes a composite band, a touch-sensor display, a skin sensor, and a course of electrical conductors. The composite band forms a loop having two or more rigid segments and a flexible segment coupled between the rigid segments. The touch-sensor display is arranged in a first of the rigid segments, and a skin sensor is arranged in a second of the rigid segments. The course of electrical conductors runs between the first and second rigid segments, inside the flexible segment.

Wearable electronic device

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

A band clasp comprises a ratchet assembly at a first end of a band, the ratchet assembly including a plate having a rim that defines an aperture that extends along a length of the first end, the ratchet assembly further including a track that extends along the length of the first end beneath the plate, the track having a first side and a second side, the first side including a first plurality of teeth opposing a second plurality of teeth of the second side. The band clasp further comprises a pawl assembly disposed at a second end of the band opposite the first end, the pawl assembly including opposing pawls having an outward bias, the opposing pawls configured to engage the rim and opposing teeth of the track through the aperture to fasten the first end of the band to the second end of the band.

Adjustable band mechanism

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Redmond, WA, United States of America

Scott F Williams