Intel Corporation

Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.P.

Hewlett-packard Company

Iomega Corporation

Stephen R Brown

Chris A Valentine

Maria Del Carmen Tate

Philip White

Craig J Jahne

Christopher L Whittall

Masahito Cho

Glen J Anderson

James S Owen

George H Daskalakis

Tamara Gaidar

Clark Chen

Angela N Martin

Christopher Valentine

Jeremy A Saxton

Giuseppe Beppe Raffa

Omer Ben-Shalom

Jennifer Anne Healey

Lenitra M Durham

Edward R Harrison

Kathy Yuen

Richard T Beckwith

Richard D Jeli

Jamie Sherman

Todd L Smith

Brian S Jarrett

Neal E Broadbent

Joshua Ekandem

Yosi Govezensky

Ronald C Flamm

Edward D Arrington

Rochelle J Keeler

Ariel Moshkovitz

Paul A Cole

Sanjay Pai

Michael P Colombo

Steven M Rodden

Daniel R Dwyer

Paul Edwin O'Connor

Jeffrey J Grange

Tod A Kinsley

David A Cobbley

Dario Giovanni Miticocchio

Ido Lapidot

Dominic M D'Andrea

Symon Lee

Cindy L Merrill

Yoav Talgam

Kevin G Dabb

Masahita Cho

Daniel R Wagner

Ezra T Peachey

Marc A Abrams

David Greenhaigh

R David Redelfs

Richard Jeli

Oded Agam

Diana V Wickizer

Tor Lund-Larsen

Martin Lund

Holly E Bullins

Ole L Schioeler

Stephen P Thorne

Brian S Yoshinaka

Andrew J Calkins

Richard T Linton

Stephen L Chenoweth

Michael Bowen

Various systems and methods for personal sensory drones are described herein. A personal sensory drone system includes a drone remote control system comprising: a task module to transmit a task to a drone swarm for the drone swarm to execute, the drone swarm including at least two drones; a transceiver to receive information from the drone swarm related to the task; and a user interface module to present a user interface based on the information received from the drone swarm.

Personal sensory drones

Embodiments are generally directed to a wearable electronic device providing injury response. A wearable electronic device may include an injury detection unit that includes one or more sensors, and a central computing unit to receive sensor data from the one or more sensors to detect one or more injuries or potential injuries based at least in part on the received sensor data. The wearable electronic device further includes an injury response unit to provide a response to the one or more injuries or potential injuries.

Wearable electronic device to provide injury response

Printer

A portable processor-based system may include a display that is controlled by a scroll wheel. The scroll wheel extends completely through the display housing so that it can be manipulated between the thumb and forefinger of the user. This scrolling operation may be done at the same time the display itself is held in the user's hand.

Portable processor-based system

Digital subscriber line gateway

Rack-mount stackable hub and switch

Removable carrier for hard disk drive

A device is disclosed herein for engaging and disengaging electrical connector halves, particularly electrical connector halves mounted on printed assembly boards that are to be electrically connected to a back plane. The device provides a drive train mechanism comprised of a plurality of gears and racks that, when attached, act to reduce the insertion force required to make the electrical connector halves disposed on the printed board assemblies and the back plane. A further aspect of the present invention involves the method of attaching a back plane to at least one stationary printed board assembly by actuation of a drive train.

Method for engaging and disengaging electrical connector halves

Storage device enclosure

Wireless web tablet

Inkjet printer

Growing community of inventors

Portland, OR, United States of America

Stephen R Brown