Patents by Inventor David Bibl
David Bibl has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 12602110Abstract: A system can receive a measurement from a sensing glove utilized to perform a task with an object. The measurement may be based on digital outputs of force sensor arrays and digital outputs of motion sensors, including a force sensor array and a motion sensor corresponding to each of a plurality of finger sections of fingers of the sensing glove. The system can generate feedback based on a comparison between the measurement and a primary measurement from a primary sensing glove utilized to perform the task with the object. The primary measurement may be based on digital outputs of force sensor arrays and digital outputs of motion sensors of the primary sensing glove that correspond to digital outputs of the sensing glove. Other aspects are also described and claimed.Type: GrantFiled: August 9, 2024Date of Patent: April 14, 2026Assignee: Tacta Systems Inc.Inventors: Andreas Bibl, Dariusz Golda, Vikram Pavate, Nahid Harjee, David Bibl
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Publication number: 20260044210Abstract: A system can receive a measurement from a sensing glove utilized to perform a task with an object. The measurement may be based on digital outputs of force sensor arrays and digital outputs of motion sensors, including a force sensor array and a motion sensor corresponding to each of a plurality of finger sections of fingers of the sensing glove. The system can generate feedback based on a comparison between the measurement and a primary measurement from a primary sensing glove utilized to perform the task with the object. The primary measurement may be based on digital outputs of force sensor arrays and digital outputs of motion sensors of the primary sensing glove that correspond to digital outputs of the sensing glove. Other aspects are also described and claimed.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 9, 2024Publication date: February 12, 2026Inventors: Andreas Bibl, Dariusz Golda, Vikram Pavate, Nahid Harjee, David Bibl
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Patent number: 12317023Abstract: Fibers may be intertwined to form structures for electronic devices and other parts. Fibers may be intertwined using computer-controlled braiding, weaving, and knitting equipment. Binder materials may be selectively incorporated into the intertwined fibers. By controlling the properties of the intertwined fibers and the patterns of incorporated binder, structures can be formed that include antenna windows, sound-transparent and sound-blocking structures, structures that have integral rigid and flexible portions, and tubes with seamless forked portions. Fiber-based structures such as these may be used to form cables and other parts of headphones or other electronic device accessories, housings for electronic devices such as housings for portable computers, and other structures.Type: GrantFiled: April 19, 2023Date of Patent: May 27, 2025Inventors: David Bibl, Matthew Rohrbach, Peter Russell-Clarke
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Publication number: 20250168550Abstract: Fibers may be intertwined to form structures for electronic devices and other parts. Fibers may be intertwined using computer-controlled braiding, weaving, and knitting equipment. Binder materials may be selectively incorporated into the intertwined fibers. By controlling the properties of the intertwined fibers and the patterns of incorporated binder, structures can be formed that include antenna windows, sound-transparent and sound-blocking structures, structures that have integral rigid and flexible portions, and tubes with seamless forked portions. Fiber-based structures such as these may be used to form cables and other parts of headphones or other electronic device accessories, housings for electronic devices such as housings for portable computers, and other structures.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 17, 2025Publication date: May 22, 2025Inventors: David Bibl, Matthew Rohrbach, Peter Russell-Clarke
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Publication number: 20230276163Abstract: Fibers may be intertwined to form structures for electronic devices and other parts. Fibers may be intertwined using computer-controlled braiding, weaving, and knitting equipment. Binder materials may be selectively incorporated into the intertwined fibers. By controlling the properties of the intertwined fibers and the patterns of incorporated binder, structures can be formed that include antenna windows, sound-transparent and sound-blocking structures, structures that have integral rigid and flexible portions, and tubes with seamless forked portions. Fiber-based structures such as these may be used to form cables and other parts of headphones or other electronic device accessories, housings for electronic devices such as housings for portable computers, and other structures.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 19, 2023Publication date: August 31, 2023Inventors: David Bibl, Matthew Rohrbach, Peter Russell-Clarke
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Publication number: 20200336818Abstract: Fibers may be intertwined to form structures for electronic devices and other parts. Fibers may be intertwined using computer-controlled braiding, weaving, and knitting equipment. Binder materials may be selectively incorporated into the intertwined fibers. By controlling the properties of the intertwined fibers and the patterns of incorporated binder, structures can be formed that include antenna windows, sound-transparent and sound-blocking structures, structures that have integral rigid and flexible portions, and tubes with seamless forked portions. Fiber-based structures such as these may be used to form cables and other parts of headphones or other electronic device accessories, housings for electronic devices such as housings for portable computers, and other structures.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 5, 2020Publication date: October 22, 2020Inventors: David Bibl, Matthew Rohrbach, Peter Russell-Clarke
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Patent number: 10681447Abstract: Fibers may be intertwined to form structures for electronic devices and other parts. Fibers may be intertwined using computer-controlled braiding, weaving, and knitting equipment. Binder materials may be selectively incorporated into the intertwined fibers. By controlling the properties of the intertwined fibers and the patterns of incorporated binder, structures can be formed that include antenna windows, sound-transparent and sound-blocking structures, structures that have integral rigid and flexible portions, and tubes with seamless forked portions. Fiber-based structures such as these may be used to form cables and other parts of headphones or other electronic device accessories, housings for electronic devices such as housings for portable computers, and other structures.Type: GrantFiled: March 31, 2017Date of Patent: June 9, 2020Assignee: Apple Inc.Inventors: David Bibl, Matthew Dean Rohrbach, Peter Russell-Clarke
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Publication number: 20170230742Abstract: Fibers may be intertwined to form structures for electronic devices and other parts. Fibers may be intertwined using computer-controlled braiding, weaving, and knitting equipment. Binder materials may be selectively incorporated into the intertwined fibers. By controlling the properties of the intertwined fibers and the patterns of incorporated binder, structures can be formed that include antenna windows, sound-transparent and sound-blocking structures, structures that have integral rigid and flexible portions, and tubes with seamless forked portions. Fiber-based structures such as these may be used to form cables and other parts of headphones or other electronic device accessories, housings for electronic devices such as housings for portable computers, and other structures.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 31, 2017Publication date: August 10, 2017Inventors: David Bibl, Matthew Dean Rohrbach, Peter Russell-Clarke
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Patent number: 9628890Abstract: Fibers may be intertwined to form structures for electronic devices and other parts. Fibers may be intertwined using computer-controlled braiding, weaving, and knitting equipment. Binder materials may be selectively incorporated into the intertwined fibers. By controlling the properties of the intertwined fibers and the patterns of incorporated binder, structures can be formed that include antenna windows, sound-transparent and sound-blocking structures, structures that have integral rigid and flexible portions, and tubes with seamless forked portions. Fiber-based structures such as these may be used to form cables and other parts of headphones or other electronic device accessories, housings for electronic devices such as housings for portable computers, and other structures.Type: GrantFiled: December 14, 2009Date of Patent: April 18, 2017Assignee: Apple Inc.Inventors: David Bibl, Matthew Rohrbach, Peter Russell-Clarke
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Patent number: 9154866Abstract: Fibers may be intertwined to form structures for electronic devices and other parts. Fibers may be intertwined using computer-controlled braiding, weaving, and knitting equipment. Binder materials may be selectively incorporated into the intertwined fibers. By controlling the properties of the intertwined fibers and the patterns of incorporated binder, structures can be formed that include antenna windows, sound-transparent and sound-blocking structures, structures that have integral rigid and flexible portions, and tubes with seamless forked portions. Fiber-based structures such as these may be used to form cables and other parts of headphones or other electronic device accessories, housings for electronic devices such as housings for portable computers, and other structures.Type: GrantFiled: December 14, 2009Date of Patent: October 6, 2015Assignee: APPLE INC.Inventors: David Bibl, Matthew Rohrbach, Peter Russell-Clarke
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Publication number: 20100316229Abstract: Fibers may be intertwined to form structures for electronic devices and other parts. Fibers may be intertwined using computer-controlled braiding, weaving, and knitting equipment. Binder materials may be selectively incorporated into the intertwined fibers. By controlling the properties of the intertwined fibers and the patterns of incorporated binder, structures can be formed that include antenna windows, sound-transparent and sound-blocking structures, structures that have integral rigid and flexible portions, and tubes with seamless forked portions. Fiber-based structures such as these may be used to form cables and other parts of headphones or other electronic device accessories, housings for electronic devices such as housings for portable computers, and other structures.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 14, 2009Publication date: December 16, 2010Inventors: David Bibl, Matthew Rohrbach, Peter Russell-Clarke
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Publication number: 20100315299Abstract: Fibers may be intertwined to form structures for electronic devices and other parts. Fibers may be intertwined using computer-controlled braiding, weaving, and knitting equipment. Binder materials may be selectively incorporated into the intertwined fibers. By controlling the properties of the intertwined fibers and the patterns of incorporated binder, structures can be formed that include antenna windows, sound-transparent and sound-blocking structures, structures that have integral rigid and flexible portions, and tubes with seamless forked portions. Fiber-based structures such as these may be used to form cables and other parts of headphones or other electronic device accessories, housings for electronic devices such as housings for portable computers, and other structures.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 14, 2009Publication date: December 16, 2010Applicant: APPLE INC.Inventors: David Bibl, Matthew Rohrbach, Peter Russell-Clarke
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Patent number: D835396Type: GrantFiled: October 3, 2016Date of Patent: December 11, 2018Assignee: GOOGLE LLCInventors: Hayes S. Raffle, Albert Lee, Eric Allan MacIntosh, Aviv Shoval, David Bibl, Carmela Guizar-Sanchez, Stuart Douglas, Sandeep Waraich, Michael Simonian, Darcy Grinolds, HongWei Zheng