Polycom, Inc.

American Power Conversion Corporation

Anderson Power Products

Belpower Systems LLC

Contour Design, Inc.

Ergo Computing, Inc.

Rockwell Automation Technologies Incorporated

2wire, Inc.

Crestron Electronics, Inc.

Teratech Corporation

Accentra, Inc.

Sequoia Pacific Systems Corporation

Contour Innovations LLC

Scott H Wakefield

Thomas Eagan

Michael Kenoyer

Peter L Chu

James Bleck

Richard Gene Washington

Denton L Simpson

Thao D Hovanky

William D Chura

Christopher Ramm

John Aho

Chad C Terry

Ben Misrahi

Donald T Beldock

Gwen Beldock

Benjamin Hermance

Tom Eagan

Jonathan Towle

Robert W Spaller

Steven Wang

Mark H Germagian

Ronnie L Bell

Greg Fournier

Keith E Kowal

Tom J Spalding

Michael Flannery

Brian L Hinman

Suresh Ramanujan Nair

Anthony Martin Duys

Burt Sacherski

Roberto S Santos

Jay Wilson

Elik I Fooks

Brian J Taylor

Steven Robert Tambeau

Steven B Chase

Les Scenna

William Chura

Daniel R Phelps

Niall Deloughry

Kyle Brookshire

Teresa M Drummey

Benjamin Misrahi

Jim McGroddy

Roland Montalbo

James Saunders

John E Thrailkill

Pat Vanderwilt

Neill Deloughry

Joel Steven Marks

Stephen J McPhilliamy

Todd Herlitz

Alain Elon Nimri

William M Wong

Jerry Mayfield

Gregory Michael Hogan

Wayne Owens

Ashley Perkins

Andrew David Morgan

Martin G Sexton

Don Binford

HanNing Lu

Changjun Zhao

Niall G Deloughry

Stephen A Wagner

Bruce Long

ZhiJian Huang

Chad Terry

Dan Paquette

Stacy Saxon

Kyle D Brookshire

Benjamin K Misrahi

John E Thraikill

Craig Malloy

Jon Towle

Lucas E Fitchtel

Benjamin D Hormance

Jonathan N Towle

James H Bleck

Zhijian Huang

An adjustable mouse includes a base and a thumb adjustment assembly coupled to the base. The thumb adjustment assembly is configured to move a thumb rest portion between a retracted position and an extended position. The adjustable mouse further may include a palm rest portion hingedly attached to the base by a hinge adjacent an outer edge of the base. The palm rest portion may have several fingers configured to expand in vertical and lateral directions. Embodiments of the adjustable mouse are further disclosed.

Adjustable mouse

Tablet computer dock

A housing for an industrial sensor comprises integral U-shaped pockets configured to engage with attachment features of a complementary mounting bracket. The bracket comprises an overhang feature on a second end and a snap feature on an opposing first end. The housing can be mounted to the bracket by inserting a mounting boss formed within one of the U-shaped pockets underneath the overhang feature of the bracket, and pressing the housing against the bracket to cause the snap feature to engage with another mounting boss formed in the other U-shaped pocket. These mounting features allow the housing to be mounted easily and quickly without the use for additional tools. The housing can also be quickly removed from the bracket by pressing an extended tab near the snap feature to facilitate disengagement of the housing from the bracket.

Housing and complementary snap-fit bracket

Smart tap housing

Nasal alar photoplethysmography probe housing

Methods and apparatus provide for an adjustable pointing device. The adjustable pointing device includes a base and an adjustable arm connecting a portion of the base with an input control portion. The input control portion includes at least one input control. A first end of the adjustable arm, which is distal from the base, allows for and independently maintains changes to various orientations of the input control portion. In other words, after the user adjusts the input control portion to be set at a new orientation, the first end of the adjustable arm maintains the input control portion at the new orientation as the user interacts with the adjustable pointing device. In addition, a second end of the adjustable arm, proximal to the base, also allows for and independently maintains changes in a distance between the input control portion and the base itself.

Adjustable pointing device

An electric plug system includes a stabilizing base constructed to stand on a horizontal floor surface, a vertical support element supported by and extending from the base and defining a vertical axis, and an electrical socket block coupled to a top portion of the vertical support element and supported thereby. The electrical socket block has a plurality of electrical sockets constructed to receive the plugs of the devices. Also, the system includes an electrical wire extending from the horizontal electrical socket block, down the vertical support element, and along or through the base and there-beyond, the electrical wire terminating in an electrical plug constructed to plug into the wall or floor electrical outlet. The system can include a device holder removably attached to the vertical support element. The base can include a first base portion and a second base portion removably attached to one another.

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