Abstract: Described herein are automated capping and de-capping systems and methods of use thereof. Automated capping and de-capping systems include a rack-support unit operable to support at least two types of a rack, a head unit comprising a plurality of cap-drivers, and a drive system. Each rack is operable to support a plurality of tubes having caps, the caps being a first cap type or a second cap type. The second cap type is different than the first cap type. The cap-drivers include a first interface portion operable to engage with the first cap type and a second interface portion operable to engage with the second cap type. The drive system is for moving the rack-support unit and the head unit relative to each other to facilitate engagement between the cap-drivers and the caps of the tubes to cap or de-cap the tubes.

Abstract: An electronic device (100) configured to provide a localized haptic response to a user is provided. The electronic device (100) includes an interface assembly (102) having a user interface surface (600) with a display (206) disposed beneath the user interface surface (600). A compliance member, such as a haptic feedback bezel (209) is disposed beneath the display (206). The compliance member includes one or more cantilever members (210) having motion generation devices (402) coupled thereto. Each cantilever member (210) includes an ell (303) that passes about the display (206) and couples to the user interface surface (600). When the motion generation device (402) is actuated, a haptic force is delivered to the user interface surface (600) through the ell (303).

Abstract: An electronic device (100) configured to provide a localized haptic response to a user is provided. The electronic device (100) includes an interface assembly (102) having a user interface surface (600) with a display (206) disposed beneath the user interface surface (600). A compliance member, such as a haptic feedback bezel (209) is disposed beneath the display (206). The compliance member includes one or more cantilever members (210) having motion generation devices (402) coupled thereto. Each cantilever member (210) includes an ell (303) that passes about the display (206) and couples to the user interface surface (600). When the motion generation device (402) is actuated, a haptic force is delivered to the user interface surface (600) through the ell (303).