Water Pik, Inc.

Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.p.

Garmin Switzerland Gmbh

Garmin Corporation

Thomas A Bondurant

Jeffrey William Ladwig

Taylor Elizabeth Thomas

Todd P Register

Peter J Henne

Earl W Moore

David Quijano

David F Lammers-Meis

Jonathan D Bassett

Adam Weisgerber

Peter Andrew Seiler

Paul Howard Mazurkiewicz

Raphael Gay

Owen T Richard

Adolfo Adolfo Gomez

Brian M Sandefur

Jonathan R Hosler

John P Oberrieder

Thomas J Vehlewald

Omar Pena

Cameron Key

David R Hull

Oral cleansing device implement case

A water flosser is provided that may include a body, a reservoir, a cap coupled to the body and a tip extending through an opening in the cap. The water flosser may include a latch assembly that selectively retains the tip to the body. In one embodiment, the cap, the tip and the latch assembly are all rotatable as a unit about a defined axis relative to the body. An ejector button may be provided to actuate the latch assembly. In one embodiment, the ejector button extends through an upper surface of the cap. Actuation of the latch assembly may include displacement of the ejector button in a direction that is parallel with a rotational axis of the tip. In some embodiments, the reservoir of a water flosser includes a tapering volumetric section that concentrates a volume of fluid about an inlet of a tube coupled with a pump.

Cordless water flosser

In one embodiment, a charging connector for charging devices, such as oral health devices, is disclosed. The charging connector may include a cable configured to connect to a power source and a plug in electrical communication with the cable and configured to connect to a device. The plug includes a plug body, a first conductive contact in electrical communication with the cable, a second conductive contact in electrical communication with the cable, a first magnetic element aligned with the first conductive contact and having a first polarity, and a second magnetic element aligned with the second conductive contact and having a second polarity that is different from the first polarity.

Charging connector for oral health devices

Charging connector

In example implementations, a computing system is provided. The computing system includes at least one electronic component, a fan and a filter. The electronic component generates heat that is cooled by an air flow within the computing system that is generated by the fan. The filter is located in a path of the air flow. The filter includes a filter mesh with a strain gauge that is encapsulated and incorporated into the filter mesh to measure an amount that the filter mesh is clogged.

Filter mesh with incorporated strain gauge

In one example, an inkwell charger can include a tapered portion of a cavity comprising an electrical contact to receive a corresponding tapered portion of a stylus and a magnetic portion of the cavity positioned below the tapered portion of the cavity to align the tapered portion of the stylus with the tapered portion of the cavity.

Stylus inkwell charger including a cavity having a magnetic portion to facilitate alignment of a stylus' electrical contact with the charger's electrical contact

Example implementations relate to integral mounting features. In one example, a conduit includes a first endpoint, a second endpoint, an exterior surface, and a mounting feature integral with a portion of the exterior surface to removably couple to a corresponding mounting feature integral with a surface of an object, where the mounting feature is located between the first endpoint and the second endpoint of the conduit.

Integral mounting features

A carrier is mountable to a component, and includes first tabs and second tabs. Clips and a latch are associated with a compartment of a computing system. The clips are to receive the first tabs, and the latch is to receive the second tabs, to isolate the carrier from movement in three dimensions.

Clips and latch to receive a computing component

Watch device

Electronic device

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Fort Collins, CO, United States of America

Thomas A Bondurant