Joe D Watson Deceased2633 Hampton Springs Dr, Taylor Lake Village, TX 77586

6785127, Aug 31, 2004

Sep 27, 2002

10/256661

Patrick Monney - Mex, CH
Denis Pavillard - Monnaz, CH
Jean-Marc Flueckiger - Lausanne, CH
Samer Abdo - Denges, CH
Andrew Switky - Menlo Park CA
James Yurchenco - Palo Alto CA
Kristine Rene Chan-Lizardo - Palo Alto CA
Joe Watson - Los Gatos CA
Chase Thompson - East Palo Alto CA
Anthony Peter Patron - San Francisco CA
Joseph W. Yang - Castro Valley CA

Logitech Europe S.A. - Morges

G06F 116

361680, 345905, 400693, 3647081

Embodiments of the present invention are directed to an attachment apparatus for conveniently, securely, and releasably attaching a handheld device such as a handheld computer to a keyboard or other accessories. In some embodiments, the attachment apparatus is configured to be flexible or adjustable to accommodate differently sized handheld devices. In addition, an automatic switch on feature is implemented in some embodiments which allows the handheld device to be automatically switched on or off by manipulating the position of the attachment apparatus. In accordance with an aspect of the present invention, an apparatus for attaching a handheld device to a second device comprises an attachment device having a connector configured to be electrically connected to the handheld device. An adjustable mechanism is configured to adjustably connect the handheld device to the second device to move the handheld device relative to the second device between a first position and a second position. The attachment device includes a switch which is automatically activated to switch on the handheld device in the second position.

2009018, Jul 23, 2009

Jan 21, 2009

12/357239

David A. PENAKE - San Francisco CA, US
Alexey Salamini - San Francisco CA, US
Gordy Rogers - New York NY, US
Joe Watson - New York NY, US

G09B 19/04
H04B 3/36

434185, 3404071

The present invention is directed to methods and devices for teaching the proper configuration of the oral articulators, particularly the tongue, corresponding to particular speech sounds by providing intraoral tactile feedback. Intraoral tactile feedback is achieved by placing nodes in the oral cavity of the patient in locations corresponding to the proper lingual position required to produce a target sound. These nodes facilitate identification of the appropriate lingual position corresponding to a target speech sound by providing tactile differentiation when the target sound is properly produced.

2019023, Aug 1, 2019

Jan 31, 2019

16/263407

- Minneapolis MN, US
Yeshwanth M. Gowda - Walnut Creek CA, US
Edwardo Martinez - Fremont CA, US
Mingjing Huang - San Francisco CA, US
Bashir Ziady - San Francisco CA, US
Mark Biasotti - San Jose CA, US
Torence Lu - Fremont CA, US
Niall Macken - Santa Cruz CA, US
Joe Watson - San Jose CA, US
Jacob Sandoval - San Jose CA, US
Lim Hsu - San Jose CA, US
Dan Wilkins - San Jose CA, US
Ross Thayer - San Jose CA, US
Arne Lang-Ree - Los Gatos CA, US
Daniel deLaveaga - Reno NV, US
Joe Fitzpatrick - Reno NV, US
Eric Goodman - Ventura CA, US
Ryan Oddo - Sparks NV, US

H04L 12/28
G06K 19/07
G01G 19/64
H04W 4/38
G01P 1/12

A smart device for a household consumable includes at least one load sensor configured to measure a current load of a household consumable being supported by the smart device and a processor configured to compare the current load to a previously measured load to determine whether to increment one of a plurality of consumption event counters. The processor is configured to periodically transmit data located in the plurality of consumption event counters.

2016016, Jun 9, 2016

Feb 17, 2016

15/046415

- San Francisco CA, US
Alexey SALAMINI - San Francisco CA, US
Gordy ROGERS - Brooklyn NY, US
Joe WATSON - New York NY, US

G09B 19/04
A61F 5/58

The present invention is directed to methods and devices for teaching the proper configuration of the oral articulators, particularly the tongue, corresponding to particular speech sounds by providing intraoral tactile feedback. Intraoral tactile feedback is achieved by placing nodes in the oral cavity of the patient in locations corresponding to the proper lingual position required to produce a target sound. These nodes facilitate identification of the appropriate lingual position corresponding to a target speech sound by providing tactile differentiation when the target sound is properly produced.

2014024, Sep 4, 2014

May 9, 2014

14/274223

- San Francisco CA, US
Alexey SALAMINI - San Francisco CA, US
Gordy ROGERS - New York NY, US
Joe WATSON - New York NY, US

ARTICULATE TECHNOLOGIES, INC. - San Francisco CA

G09B 19/04

434185

The present invention is directed to methods and devices for teaching the proper configuration of the oral articulators, particularly the tongue, corresponding to particular speech sounds by providing intraoral tactile feedback. Intraoral tactile feedback is achieved by placing nodes in the oral cavity of the patient in locations corresponding to the proper lingual position required to produce a target sound. These nodes facilitate identification of the appropriate lingual position corresponding to a target speech sound by providing tactile differentiation when the target sound is properly produced.