Megan E Hansen, 38565 W Princeton Ave, Gilbert, AZ 85233

2018036, Dec 20, 2018

Dec 23, 2015

16/061239

- Santa Clara CA, US
James Lundell - Portland OR, US
Corrie Bates - Forest Grove OR, US
Megan E. Hansen - Portland OR, US

G04G 21/08
G06F 3/01
G06F 3/0362

System and techniques for a virtual detent bezel device are described herein, a configuration that specifies a detent pattern and an output pattern corresponding to the detent pattern may be received receiving by the virtual detent bezel device. A physical portion of the virtual detent bezel device may sense a rotational action of a user interacting with a physical portion of the virtual detent bezel device. The rotational action may be compared to a present rotational position to determine a rotational change. The rotational change may be thresholded against the detent pattern to determine that a detent is crossed. A haptic feedback device may be activated in response to determining that the detent is crossed. A portion of the output pattern that corresponds to the detent that is crossed may be output by the virtual detent bezel device.

2017036, Dec 21, 2017

Jun 21, 2016

15/188319

- Santa Clara CA, US
Kristina L. Ortega - Portland OR, US
Megan E. Hansen - Portland OR, US
Glen Eric Lewallen - Portland OR, US

G06F 3/01
G06F 1/16

Various systems and methods for providing wearable device feedback based on detected gestures and patterns of the gestures are described herein. A system for providing feedback based on detected gestures and patterns of the gestures includes an accelerometer; a gyrometer; a magnetometer; a gesture detection circuit to: detect a gesture performed by a user of the system based on data from the accelerometer, gyrometer or magnetometer; and determine a pattern of the gesture; a processor subsystem to determine a feedback pattern and a feedback intensity based on the gesture and the pattern of the gesture; and at least one feedback element to provide feedback according to the feedback pattern and the feedback intensity. The at least one feedback element may include LED lights and/or haptic motors.

2017017, Jun 22, 2017

Dec 22, 2015

14/977877

Mei Lu - Portland OR, US
David P. Kuhns - Salem OR, US
Saurabh Dadu - Tigard OR, US
Lavinia A. Danielescu - Santa Clara CA, US
Jessica M. Christian - Redwood City CA, US
Barrett Kenney - Hillsboro OR, US
David Gottardo - Roquefort les Pins, FR
Megan Hansen - Portland OR, US

G09B 19/00
G09B 5/00

A method is described to facilitate coaching feedback adjustment. The method includes generating feedback for a user, receiving contextual data at a sensor array, determining a context based on contextual conditions identified from the contextual data, determining an action to be taken based on the identified contextual conditions, determining whether the feedback is appropriate based on the action to be taken and the contextual conditions and playing the feedback upon a determination that the feedback is appropriate.