A wearable tissue receptacle having: a main unit having: a lower part; and a ribbed bridge disposed on the lower part, the ribbed bridge comprising a plurality of ribs, wherein the ribs form a rounded arch; a strap configured to be attached to the main unit, wherein the strap is configured to secure the main unit to a user; a securing ridge disposed on the main unit and a securing cavity disposed on the main unit, wherein the securing ridge is configured to be selectively engage with the securing cavity to secure a tissue bundle to the main unit. The wearable tissue receptacle is configured to provide an attached user with easy to access to a tissue bundle for wiping their nose, face, etc., which may be replaced quickly and easily. The wearable tissue receptacle may thusly be configured to prevent or reduce the proliferation of germs and viruses.

A wearable tissue receptacle having: a main unit having: a lower part; and a ribbed bridge disposed on the lower part, the ribbed bridge comprising a plurality of ribs, wherein the ribs form a rounded arch; a strap configured to be attached to the main unit, wherein the strap is configured to secure the main unit to a user; a securing ridge disposed on the main unit and a securing cavity disposed on the main unit, wherein the securing ridge is configured to be selectively engage with the securing cavity to secure a tissue bundle to the main unit. The wearable tissue receptacle is configured to provide an attached user with easy to access to a tissue bundle for wiping their nose, face, etc., which may be replaced quickly and easily. The wearable tissue receptacle may thusly be configured to prevent or reduce the proliferation of germs and viruses.

A system for holding a device. The system may include a first securing member and a second securing member respectively located at a first end and a second end of the device holding apparatus. The system may also include where each of the first securing member and the second securing member further includes a first securing member portion and a second securing member portion that define a loop configured to receive a respective corner of a device. The system may also include a bottom support strap connecting the first securing member and the second securing member. The system may also include a first upper support strap connected to the first securing member. Further, the system may include a second upper support strap connected to the second securing member.

A system for holding a device. The system may include a first securing member and a second securing member respectively located at a first end and a second end of the device holding apparatus. The system may also include where each of the first securing member and the second securing member further includes a first securing member portion and a second securing member portion that define a loop configured to receive a respective corner of a device. The system may also include a bottom support strap connecting the first securing member and the second securing member. The system may also include a first upper support strap connected to the first securing member. Further, the system may include a second upper support strap connected to the second securing member.

A controller includes a first control member movable with one or two degree(s) of freedom (DoF) a second control member coupled to the first control member and movable with three independent DoFs and a third control member coupled to the first and the second control members, the third control member movable with one DoF, which is being one of the three DoFs of the second control member in the set, and providing a third control input, wherein the first, the second, and the third control members are configured to be operated by a user's single hand. Further, a forearm brace for attaching to a forearm of a user and a controller is used to support the user's forearm when the user operates the controller. Additionally, the controller includes vibration haptic motors for provide haptic alerts to the user based on position data and/or orientation data associated with a target object.

A controller includes a first control member movable with one or two degree(s) of freedom (DoF) a second control member coupled to the first control member and movable with three independent DoFs and a third control member coupled to the first and the second control members, the third control member movable with one DoF, which is being one of the three DoFs of the second control member in the set, and providing a third control input, wherein the first, the second, and the third control members are configured to be operated by a user's single hand. Further, a forearm brace for attaching to a forearm of a user and a controller is used to support the user's forearm when the user operates the controller. Additionally, the controller includes vibration haptic motors for provide haptic alerts to the user based on position data and/or orientation data associated with a target object.

A tablet stand is disclosed which incorporates a near field antenna configuration which couples to a near field antenna in the back of a tablet and provides a near field antenna coupling region for near field communication at the front of the tablet. The stand may be completely passive and use conductive antenna elements and passive resonance matching circuit elements to provide efficient coupling. In another aspect a thin profile passive keyboard adapted for use with a near field enabled tablet is provided. In another aspect a mounting bracket or holder, embedded antenna, and passive keyboard combination is provided adapted for converting a tablet into a notebook type configuration.

A mountable holder for carrying a beverage on a supporting structure, such as a ski pole, snowboard, ski shoes, and the like. The mountable holder can safely hold a beverage container and can be coupled to multiple objects. The mountable holder includes an insulative sleeve having multiple pairs of slits in the wall of the sleeve. Dual hook and loop cinch straps pass through the pairs of slits and tighten around the sleeve and the supporting structure for securing the beverage container into the sleeve and the mounting holder to the supporting structure.

A mountable holder for carrying a beverage on a supporting structure, such as a ski pole, snowboard, ski shoes, and the like. The mountable holder can safely hold a beverage container and can be coupled to multiple objects. The mountable holder includes an insulative sleeve having multiple pairs of slits in the wall of the sleeve. Dual hook and loop cinch straps pass through the pairs of slits and tighten around the sleeve and the supporting structure for securing the beverage container into the sleeve and the mounting holder to the supporting structure.