Plantronics, Inc.

Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.p.

Nike, Inc.

Stann N Sheperd

Joseph W Yang

Nicholas W Paterson

John B Ledingham

Diane Elabidi

John A Kelley

Bowman Wang

George Janour

Matthew J Mainini

Joseph (Hungmin) Liang

Tom Luedecke

Pierre Harper

Christophe P Koch

John William Wolber

Timothy D Root

Jacob T Meyberg

Ernst Hupkes

Johannes Lucas Schreuder

Gregor Daniel Magnusson

Darrin Caddes

Charles Gregory Rousch

Timothy Harrison

Videoconferencing camera

An adjustable mounting system enables a telepresence device to be easily mounted to a wall. Once the mounting system is emplaced, the area to which the telepresence device is or will be connected can be adjusted for distance with respect to the wall as well as to ensure the scaffold unit is level&#x2014;without the need for cumbersome tools.

Adjustable mounting system for a telepresence device

A telepresence device comprising: a body; a camera apparatus; a first microphone; a loudspeaker; a transceiver receiving port, the transceiver receiving port operable to connect a detachable transceiver to the body; and a processor coupled to the camera apparatus, the first microphone, the loudspeaker, and the transceiver receiving port, the processor operable to communicate with an electronic communications device, wherein the transceiver receiving port is configured to couple the detachable transceiver to the processor when the detachable transceiver is connected to the body at the transceiver receiving port to enable the telepresence device to wirelessly communicate with a headset.

Telepresence system with advanced wireless operations

Videoconference device

Headsets with an improved headband are provided. In some embodiments, a headset comprises: a left earphone assembly; a right earphone assembly; and a headband assembly having a left end movably coupled to the left earphone assembly and a right end movably coupled to the right earphone assembly. The headband assembly comprises: an outer headband, extending between the left end and the right end of the headband assembly; a first elongated housing, arranged on an interior side of the outer headband and extending from the left end of the headband assembly to a first housing inner end; a second elongated housing, arranged on the interior side of the outer headband and extending from the right end of the headband assembly to a second housing inner end; and an inner headband, coupled between the first housing inner end and the second housing inner end on an interior side of the outer headband.

Headset with improved headband

The invention relates to a floating-cup pivot for a head-worn audio device. The head-worn audio device includes an earcup defining an inner cavity. A wall of the earcup includes an aperture. Also, the head-worn audio device includes a pivot within the inner cavity of the earcup. The pivot defines a rotational axis. Further, the head-worn audio device includes an arm having a first end and a second end. The first end of the arm is rotatably attached to the pivot. Still yet, the head-worn audio device includes a stem disposed toward the second end of the arm. The stem is configured to rotate along a path passing through the aperture of the earcup.

Floating-cup pivot for head-worn audio devices

Communications headset

Ear tip for a communications headset

An article of footwear for contact sports is disclosed. The article of footwear also includes pads disposed along its medial and lateral sides, including pads associated with the malleolus. Additionally holes along the toes, the bottom, and at the heel allow for increased contact of the user's foot with the ground, allowing greater feel and balance.

Article of footwear for contact sports

Earbud for a communications headset

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Santa Cruz, CA, United States of America

Stann N Sheperd