A robot mask flexible OLED integrated display structure
By combining a flexible curved display module with a composite heat dissipation layer, a metal support frame, and a buffer bonding layer, the problems of curved surface adaptability, heat dissipation efficiency, and mechanical reliability of robot facial display solutions are solved, achieving improved high brightness stability and anthropomorphic effect.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- JINGDIAN AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS (HUIZHOU) CO LTD
- Filing Date
- 2025-06-06
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-30
AI Technical Summary
Traditional robot facial display solutions suffer from poor surface adaptability, low heat dissipation efficiency, insufficient mechanical reliability, and signal interference risks. Existing improvement solutions have failed to effectively address the issue of synergistic optimization between heat accumulation and vibration protection.
By employing a combination design of flexible curved display module, composite heat dissipation layer, metal support frame, buffer adhesive layer and flexible circuit, a continuous heat conduction path is constructed to absorb vibration stress, shorten signal transmission distance, reduce electromagnetic interference, and achieve a high degree of integration of display, heat dissipation and mechanical support.
It improves the high brightness stability and image transmission reliability of the display module, enhances the anthropomorphic effect, overcomes heat dissipation limitations, and ensures the stability of long-term high-resolution dynamic display.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This utility model relates to the field of flexible electronics technology and robot interaction devices, and in particular to a flexible OLED display structure integrated into a robot mask. Through multi-layer functional material composite and mechanical structure optimization, it achieves high-resolution dynamic display, curved surface adaptive bonding and efficient heat dissipation. It is suitable for intelligent devices such as service robots and bionic robots that require facial expression interaction. Background Technology
[0002] Traditional robot facial display solutions suffer from the following technical bottlenecks:
[0003] Poor surface adaptability: Rigid screens (such as LCDs) cannot fit complex curved surfaces, resulting in gaps between the display unit and the facial contours, which destroys the anthropomorphic effect.
[0004] Low heat dissipation efficiency: When OLEDs operate at high brightness, the heat generation is concentrated. The heat conduction path of traditional graphite sheet heat dissipation structure is discontinuous, which can easily lead to brightness decay and color shift.
[0005] Insufficient mechanical reliability: Vibration stress during robot movement can easily cause rigid collisions between the display module and the support frame, leading to pixel failure.
[0006] Signal interference risk: Long-distance flexible circuit wiring increases sensitivity to electromagnetic interference, leading to image transmission delays or distortion.
[0007] Current improvement solutions, such as the flexible OLED module disclosed in CN119832815A, improve flexibility but fail to address the issue of coordinating heat accumulation and vibration protection optimization. CN222382056U's use of metal mesh reinforcement leads to thermal bridging, reducing heat dissipation efficiency. KR102019008123A's FPC reinforcement only covers the bending area and does not extend to the end connection area. Therefore, an integrated solution that combines display, heat dissipation, and mechanical support is urgently needed. Utility Model Content
[0008] In view of this, the present invention provides a flexible OLED integrated display structure for robot masks, which aims to maintain the long-term stability of high-resolution display brightness through heat dissipation structure and assembly optimization, so as to meet the rendering requirements of fine dynamic facial expression details; to achieve natural curvature fitting between the display module and the robot's facial contour, enhancing the anthropomorphic effect; and to effectively overcome heat dissipation limitations, ensuring the stability of the display module's long-term high-brightness operation.
[0009] The objective of this utility model is achieved through the following technical solution:
[0010] A flexible OLED integrated display structure for a robot mask includes a flexible curved display module for image output, a composite heat dissipation layer attached to the non-display surface of the flexible curved display module, a metal support frame fixed to the back of the composite heat dissipation layer by a buffer adhesive layer, a control circuit board mounted on the metal support frame, and a flexible circuit connecting the control circuit board and the flexible curved display module. The first end of the flexible circuit is connected to the side interface of the flexible curved display module, and the second end is connected to the output interface of the control circuit board.
[0011] By combining a composite heat dissipation layer with a metal support frame in a layered configuration, a continuous and efficient heat conduction path is constructed from the core of the display heat source to the outer frame, fundamentally solving the problems of brightness attenuation and color shift caused by heat accumulation in flexible display modules. The buffer bonding layer, while ensuring reliable mechanical fixation between components, effectively absorbs high-frequency vibration stress generated during robot movement, preventing rigid collision damage between the flexible curved display module and the rigid metal support frame. Using flexible circuitry to directly connect the control circuit board and the flexible curved display module significantly shortens the signal transmission distance, reduces the risk of electromagnetic interference, and thus improves the stability and reliability of image transmission. The overall structure highly integrates high-precision dynamic display, an efficient heat dissipation system, and stable mechanical support, providing a highly reliable dynamic display carrier for the robot's face.
[0012] Preferably, the composite heat dissipation layer is a graphene composite material layer, which is bonded to the flexible curved display module by an optically transparent adhesive.
[0013] The high thermal conductivity of graphene composite materials significantly improves the efficiency of heat diffusion in the vertical direction and prevents the formation of local hot spots; the optically transparent adhesive achieves strong adhesion while avoiding obstruction or refraction interference to the display light path, ensuring that the image output is free of optical distortion; the composite heat dissipation layer has both efficient heat conduction and light transmission maintenance functions, overcoming the problem of heat dissipation area loss caused by the need for openings to avoid the light path in traditional metal heat sinks, and maximizing heat dissipation efficiency in a limited space.
[0014] Preferably, the buffer adhesive layer is a closed-cell foam material layer, covering the space between the composite heat dissipation layer and the metal support frame.
[0015] The micro-airbag structure of the closed-cell foam material can effectively disperse the local compressive stress transmitted by the metal support frame and prevent the composite heat dissipation layer from cracking due to point loads; its low thermal conductivity blocks the heat exchange path between the metal frame and the ambient temperature, avoiding the impact of external thermal shock on the working temperature stability of the display module; the elastic deformation capacity of the foam absorbs the shear stress generated by the multi-degree-of-freedom movement of the robot head, protecting the bonding interface between the composite heat dissipation layer and the display module from being damaged by peeling forces.
[0016] Preferably, the metal support frame is provided with a group of topological weight-reducing holes whose contours match the internal space of the robot mask.
[0017] The topology-based weight-reducing hole group significantly reduces the overall mass and decreases the drive load on the robot's neck while maintaining the structural strength of the key load-bearing areas of the frame. The hole group distribution is optimized based on the internal space characteristics of the mask, providing a passageway for the control circuit board and cables to avoid assembly interference. The air circulation channels formed by the hole structure enhance the heat convection exchange between the frame and the air, helping to improve heat dissipation efficiency. The rounded corner design of the hole edges eliminates stress concentration points and improves the fatigue resistance of the frame.
[0018] Preferably, the deformation area of the flexible circuit is covered by a polymer reinforcing sheet, which extends to the end connection area where the flexible circuit connects to the flexible curved display module.
[0019] The rigidity enhancement of the polymer reinforcing sheet suppresses the tendency of interlayer delamination in the flexible circuit during dynamic bending, and avoids copper foil breakage. The design extending to the end connection area transfers the insertion and extraction stress from the connector solder joint to the reinforcing sheet body, preventing solder joint fatigue failure. The asymmetric wrapping structure of the reinforcing sheet on the flexible circuit increases the bending stiffness of the bending area while retaining the torsional deformation capability in the circuit width direction, adapting to the complex motion trajectory of the robot head.
[0020] Preferably, a metal reinforcement is attached to the back of the end connection area, and the metal reinforcement partially overlaps with the polymer reinforcement sheet. The metal reinforcement is exposed on the back of the flexible circuit, and its edge forms a stepped overlap area with the polymer reinforcement sheet.
[0021] The high modulus of the metal reinforcement effectively suppresses the amplitude of the end connection area in a vibrating environment, reducing the risk of contact impedance fluctuations; the overlapping area with the polymer reinforcement forms a gradual stiffness transition zone, avoiding stress abrupt changes in the flexible circuit at the reinforcement boundary; the local encapsulation of the metal reinforcement on the connector shell enhances the mechanical impact resistance of the plug-in interface, preventing the connector from loosening due to external forces; the overlapping structure achieves rigid-flexible composite reinforcement, taking into account both connection reliability and bending freedom.
[0022] Preferably, the driver chip cluster of the flexible curved display module is disposed on the planar extension portion, and the radius of curvature of the planar extension portion is greater than the radius of curvature of the main body of the flexible curved display module.
[0023] The driver chip cluster is centrally located on the planar extension section, completely avoiding the risk of damage to the chip solder joints and package caused by tensile / compressive stress in the curved bending area; the planar area provides a stable support substrate for the chip, avoiding internal gold wire breakage due to substrate deformation; the centralized arrangement of the chip cluster shortens the interconnect trace length, reducing signal transmission delay and crosstalk; the full contact design between the planar extension section and the heat dissipation layer optimizes the chip heat dissipation path and avoids excessive local temperature rise.
[0024] Preferably, the control circuit board is fixed to the side wing platform of the metal support frame, and the flexible circuit is connected to the display module in a spatial spiral pattern.
[0025] The side-mounted platform allows for a spatially staggered layout between the control circuit board and the display module, avoiding the thickening of their stacked layers. The spatial spiral routing provides additional line length margin, releasing bending stress when the robot's head rotates and preventing the lines from being stretched. The adaptive deformation characteristics of the spiral structure allow the flexible circuit to freely expand and contract in multiple directions, adapting to complex motion trajectories. This routing method isolates the electromagnetic noise of the control circuit board from interfering with the display signal, improving image quality.
[0026] Preferably, the edge contour of the flexible curved display module forms a conformal envelope with the inner edge of the robot mask window.
[0027] The conformal envelope design enables a continuous physical shape match between the display module edge and the mask window, eliminating the assembly gap between the traditional flat screen and the curved window, preventing dust intrusion and light reflection interference; the stepless transition enhances the integrated look of the robot's face and strengthens the anthropomorphic effect; the envelope structure maximizes the use of the window display area and avoids wasting the ineffective edge area; the precise envelope of the module edge reduces the amount of adhesive used and reduces the risk of thermal expansion mismatch.
[0028] Preferably, the edge of the composite heat dissipation layer extends beyond the boundary of the non-display surface of the flexible curved display module, forming a heat diffusion wing.
[0029] The extended portion of the heat diffusion wing plate significantly increases the contact area between the composite heat dissipation layer and the air, enhancing the natural convection heat dissipation capability; the design of the wing plate extending beyond the boundary of the display module directs heat from the core heat source area to the surrounding low-temperature area, balancing the temperature distribution; the wing plate forms a protective covering around the edge of the display module, preventing damage from external mechanical collisions; this extended structure serves as an assembly positioning reference, improving the alignment accuracy between the composite heat dissipation layer and the metal support frame; the thermal deformation space at the free end of the wing plate releases the thermal stress of the material, preventing interlayer delamination.
[0030] The advantages of this utility model compared to the prior art are:
[0031] Improve display performance: Through optimization of heat dissipation structure and assembly, maintain the long-term stability of high-resolution display brightness to meet the rendering requirements of fine dynamic facial expression details;
[0032] Optimize the fit: Achieve a natural surface fit between the display module and the robot's facial contours, enhancing the anthropomorphic effect;
[0033] Overcoming heat dissipation bottlenecks: Effectively overcomes heat dissipation limitations, ensuring the stability of the display module's long-term high-brightness operation. Attached Figure Description
[0034] To more clearly illustrate the technical solutions of the embodiments of this application, the accompanying drawings used in the embodiments will be briefly introduced below. It should be understood that the following drawings only show some embodiments of this application and should not be regarded as a limitation of the scope. For those skilled in the art, other related drawings can be obtained based on these drawings without creative effort.
[0035] Figure 1 This is an exploded view of the flexible OLED integrated display structure of the robot mask in Embodiment 1 of this utility model.
[0036] Figure 2 This is a front view of the flexible circuit in Embodiment 1 of this utility model.
[0037] Figure 3 This is a back view of the flexible circuit in Embodiment 1 of this utility model.
[0038] Labeling Explanation: Flexible Curved Display Module-1, Composite Heat Dissipation Layer-2, Buffer Adhesive Layer-3, Metal Support Frame-4, Control Circuit Board-5, Flexible Circuit-6, Polymer Reinforcing Sheet-61, Metal Reinforcing Component-62, Connector-7. Detailed Implementation
[0039] To make the objectives, technical solutions, and advantages of the embodiments of this application clearer, the technical solutions of the embodiments of this application will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of this application, and not all embodiments. The components of the embodiments of this application described and shown in the accompanying drawings can generally be arranged and designed in various different configurations.
[0040] Therefore, the following detailed description of the embodiments of this application provided in the accompanying drawings is not intended to limit the scope of the claimed application, but merely to illustrate selected embodiments of the application. All other embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art based on the embodiments of this application without inventive effort are within the scope of protection of this application.
[0041] It should be noted that similar reference numerals and letters in the following figures indicate similar items. Therefore, once an item is defined in one figure, it does not need to be further defined and explained in subsequent figures. In the description of the embodiments of this application, it should be understood that the terms "upper," "lower," "left," "right," "vertical," "horizontal," etc., indicate the orientation or positional relationship based on the orientation or positional relationship shown in the figures, or the orientation or positional relationship commonly used when the product of this application is in use, or the orientation or positional relationship commonly understood by those skilled in the art. They are only for the convenience of describing this application and simplifying the description, and do not indicate or imply that the device or element referred to must have a specific orientation, or be constructed and operated in a specific orientation. Therefore, they should not be construed as limitations on this application.
[0042] It should be noted that, unless otherwise specified, the embodiments and features described in this application can be combined with each other.
[0043] The technical solutions in this application will now be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. Example 1
[0044] This embodiment provides a flexible OLED integrated display structure for a robot mask, including a flexible curved display module 1 for image output, a composite heat dissipation layer 2 attached to the non-display surface of the flexible curved display module 1, a metal support frame 4 fixed to the back of the composite heat dissipation layer 2 by a buffer adhesive layer 3, a control circuit board 5 mounted on the metal support frame 4, and a flexible circuit 6 connecting the control circuit board 5 and the flexible curved display module 1. The first end of the flexible circuit 6 is connected to the side interface of the flexible curved display module 1, and the second end is connected to the output interface of the control circuit board 5. The radius of curvature of the flexible curved display module is ≤500mm.
[0045] By using a layered design of composite heat dissipation layer 2 and metal support frame 4, a continuous heat conduction path is constructed from the heat source to the outer frame, solving the problem of brightness and color attenuation caused by heat accumulation in the flexible display module; buffer bonding layer 3 absorbs high-frequency vibration stress during robot movement while ensuring mechanical fixation, avoiding rigid collision damage between the display module and the metal frame; the direct connection method of flexible circuit 6 shortens the signal transmission distance, reduces the risk of electromagnetic interference, and improves the stability of image transmission; the overall structure integrates display, heat dissipation, and mechanical support functions, providing a highly reliable dynamic display carrier for the robot's face.
[0046] In this embodiment, the composite heat dissipation layer 2 is a graphene composite material layer, which is bonded to the flexible curved display module 1 by an optically transparent adhesive. The graphene composite material contains 60-80 wt% graphene sheets, with the remainder being silicone adhesive.
[0047] The high thermal conductivity of graphene composite material significantly improves the efficiency of heat diffusion in the vertical direction and prevents the formation of local hot spots; the optically transparent adhesive achieves strong adhesion while avoiding obstruction or refraction interference to the display light path, ensuring that the image output is free of optical distortion; the composite heat dissipation layer 2 has both efficient heat conduction and light transmission maintenance functions, overcoming the problem of heat dissipation area loss caused by the need for opening holes to avoid the light path in traditional metal heat sinks, and maximizing heat dissipation efficiency in a limited space.
[0048] In this embodiment, the buffer adhesive layer 3 is a closed-cell foam material layer, which covers the space between the composite heat dissipation layer 2 and the metal support frame 4.
[0049] The micro-airbag structure of the closed-cell foam material can effectively disperse the local compressive stress transmitted by the metal support frame 4, preventing the composite heat dissipation layer 2 from cracking due to point load; its low thermal conductivity blocks the heat exchange path between the metal frame and the ambient temperature, avoiding the impact of external thermal shock on the working temperature stability of the display module; the elastic deformation capacity of the foam absorbs the shear stress generated by the multi-degree-of-freedom movement of the robot head, protecting the bonding interface between the composite heat dissipation layer 2 and the display module from being damaged by peeling force.
[0050] In this embodiment, the metal support frame 4 is provided with a group of topological weight reduction holes, the contour of which matches the internal space of the robot mask.
[0051] The topology-based weight-reducing hole group significantly reduces the overall mass and decreases the drive load on the robot's neck while maintaining the structural strength of the key load-bearing areas of the frame. The hole group distribution is optimized based on the internal space characteristics of the mask, providing a passageway for the control circuit board 5 and cables to avoid assembly interference. The air circulation channels formed by the hole structure enhance the heat convection exchange between the frame and the air, helping to improve heat dissipation efficiency. The rounded corner design of the hole edges eliminates stress concentration points and improves the fatigue resistance of the frame.
[0052] In this embodiment, the deformation area of the flexible circuit 6 is covered by a polymer reinforcing sheet 61, which extends to the end connection area where the flexible circuit 6 connects to the flexible curved display module 1. The polymer reinforcing sheet covers 2 / 3 of the width of the flexible circuit on one side, leaving 1 / 3 of the area to maintain torsional flexibility.
[0053] The rigidity enhancement of the polymer reinforcing sheet 61 suppresses the tendency of interlayer peeling of the flexible circuit 6 during dynamic bending, and avoids the breakage of the circuit copper foil; the design extending to the end connection area transfers the insertion and extraction stress from the connector 7 solder joint to the reinforcing sheet body, preventing solder joint fatigue failure; the asymmetric wrapping structure of the reinforcing sheet on the flexible circuit 6 increases the bending stiffness of the bending area while retaining the torsional deformation capability in the circuit width direction, adapting to the complex motion trajectory of the robot head.
[0054] In this embodiment, a metal reinforcement 62 is attached to the back of the end connection area, and the metal reinforcement 62 partially overlaps with the polymer reinforcement sheet 61. The metal reinforcement 62 is exposed on the back of the flexible circuit 6, and its edge forms a stepped overlap area with the polymer reinforcement sheet 61.
[0055] The high modulus of the metal reinforcement 62 effectively suppresses the amplitude of the end connection area in a vibration environment, reducing the risk of contact impedance fluctuations; the overlapping area with the polymer reinforcement 61 forms a stiffness gradient transition zone, avoiding stress abrupt changes in the flexible circuit 6 at the reinforcement boundary; the partial covering of the connector 7 shell by the metal reinforcement 62 enhances the mechanical impact resistance of the plug-in interface, preventing the connector 7 from loosening due to external forces; the overlapping structure achieves rigid-flexible composite reinforcement, taking into account both connection reliability and bending freedom.
[0056] In this embodiment, the driver chip cluster of the flexible curved surface display module 1 is disposed on the planar extension portion, and the radius of curvature of the planar extension portion is greater than the radius of curvature of the main body of the flexible curved surface display module.
[0057] The driver chip cluster is centrally located on the planar extension section, completely avoiding the risk of damage to the chip solder joints and package caused by tensile / compressive stress in the curved bending area; the planar area provides a stable support substrate for the chip, avoiding internal gold wire breakage due to substrate deformation; the centralized arrangement of the chip cluster shortens the interconnect trace length, reducing signal transmission delay and crosstalk; the full contact design between the planar extension section and the heat dissipation layer optimizes the chip heat dissipation path and avoids excessive local temperature rise.
[0058] In this embodiment, the control circuit board 5 is fixed to the side platform of the metal support frame 4, and the flexible circuit 6 connects the control circuit board 5 and the display module in a spatial spiral pattern. The side platform is located on the same side as the extension direction of the heat diffusion wing plate. The spatial spiral pattern attenuates interference in the 20-100MHz frequency band through the eddy inductance effect.
[0059] The side-mounted platform allows the control circuit board 5 and the display module to be spatially staggered, avoiding the thickening of their stacked layers; the spatial spiral routing provides additional line length margin, releasing bending stress when the robot head rotates, and preventing the lines from being stretched and stressed; the adaptive deformation characteristics of the spiral structure allow the flexible circuit 6 to freely extend and retract in multiple directions, adapting to complex motion trajectories; this routing method isolates the electromagnetic noise of the control circuit board 5 from interfering with the display signal, improving image quality.
[0060] In this embodiment, the edge contour of the flexible curved surface display module 1 forms a conformal envelope with the inner edge of the robot mask window.
[0061] The conformal envelope design enables a continuous physical shape match between the display module edge and the mask window, eliminating the assembly gap between the traditional flat screen and the curved window, preventing dust intrusion and light reflection interference; the stepless transition enhances the integrated look of the robot's face and strengthens the anthropomorphic effect; the envelope structure maximizes the use of the window display area and avoids wasting the ineffective edge area; the precise envelope of the module edge reduces the amount of adhesive used and reduces the risk of thermal expansion mismatch.
[0062] In this embodiment, the edge of the composite heat dissipation layer 2 extends beyond the boundary of the non-display surface of the flexible curved display module 1, forming a heat diffusion wing.
[0063] The extended portion of the heat diffusion wing plate significantly increases the contact area between the composite heat dissipation layer 2 and the air, enhancing the natural convection heat dissipation capability; the design of the wing plate extending beyond the boundary of the display module directs heat from the core heat source area to the surrounding low-temperature area, balancing the temperature distribution; the wing plate forms a protective covering around the edge of the display module, preventing external mechanical collision damage; this extended structure serves as an assembly positioning reference, improving the alignment accuracy between the composite heat dissipation layer 2 and the metal support frame 4; the thermal deformation space at the free end of the wing plate releases the thermal stress of the material, preventing interlayer delamination.
[0064] Actual measurements show that the composite heat dissipation layer reduces screen temperature rise by 15±3℃ (compared to no heat dissipation layer). The closed-cell foam material layer attenuates vibration amplitude by >60% (ISO 5349 standard vibration test). Example 2
[0065] This embodiment discloses a facial integrated display structure for an industrial inspection robot.
[0066] Application scenarios: Suitable for industrial environments such as petrochemicals and power line inspection, requiring resistance to dust, oil, and mechanical impact.
[0067] Structural Implementation: In this embodiment, the metal support frame is made of corrosion-resistant metal. Its topological weight-reducing hole group is designed to mimic the position of the reinforcing ribs inside the industrial robot's head protective cover, and the edges of the hole group are passivated to improve corrosion resistance. The heat diffusion wing plate of the composite heat dissipation layer extends to the heat dissipation grid area of the robot's face shield, and the micro-protrusion structure on the wing plate surface enhances turbulent heat dissipation efficiency. The buffer bonding layer uses oil-resistant closed-cell silicone foam material, covering the space between the composite heat dissipation layer and the stainless steel frame. Its closed-cell structure effectively blocks oil mist penetration in the industrial environment. Flexible curved surface The conformal envelope edge of the display module is equipped with a U-shaped sealing groove, which is filled with optically transparent elastic colloid to achieve dustproof sealing between the display module and the mask window; the surface of the control circuit board is coated with conformal coating and is suspended by the side wing platform of the metal support frame to avoid condensation corrosion caused by direct contact with the mask shell; the spatial spiral routing of the flexible circuit forms a redundant ring-shaped wire storage area at the rotation axis of the robot's neck to compensate for changes in wire length during multi-angle rotation; the polymer reinforcing sheet uses a polyimide-fluororesin composite film, whose surface oleophobic properties prevent insulation failure caused by oil adhesion.
[0068] Industrial Adaptability Advantages: The corrosion-resistant materials and passivation treatment of the metal support frame significantly improve structural durability in harsh industrial environments; the synergistic design of the heat diffusion fins and heat dissipation grilles enhances passive heat dissipation, preventing brightness decay caused by high temperatures; the oil-resistant buffer layer blocks oil mist from eroding the bonding interface, maintaining long-term vibration isolation performance; the U-shaped sealing groove structure prevents dust from entering the display interface, ensuring image clarity; the suspended arrangement of the control circuit board, combined with the three-proof coating, effectively copes with humidity fluctuations and chemical corrosion; the redundant ring-shaped cable design of the flexible circuit adapts to frequent head turning during inspection operations; the oleophobic reinforcing sheet maintains the reliability of circuit insulation, improving the overall system robustness in industrial scenarios. Example 3
[0069] This embodiment discloses a facial emotion interaction structure for a medical assistive robot.
[0070] Application scenarios: Applied to medical scenarios such as hospital triage and elderly care, it needs to meet the requirements of high-frequency emotional interaction and clean environment.
[0071] Structural Implementation: In this embodiment, the composite heat dissipation layer combines a medical-grade optically transparent adhesive with a flexible curved display module, and its biocompatible materials comply with ISO 10993 standards. The topological weight reduction hole group of the metal support frame is distributed with a gradient density according to the lightweight requirements of the medical robot head, with the hole density in the central area increasing to 60% to achieve maximum weight reduction. The buffer adhesive layer uses white medical-grade silicone foam material, whose closed-cell structure inhibits bacterial growth and is easy to clean and disinfect. The conformal envelope edge of the flexible curved display module adopts a rounded chamfer design to eliminate cleaning dead corners and improve tactile safety. The heat diffusion wing plate extension is embedded in the antibacterial coating area of the mask, and the surface of the heat diffusion wing plate is provided with an antibacterial functional coating to enhance antibacterial performance. The spatial spiral routing of the flexible circuit forms an electromagnetic shielding ring near the control circuit board end to isolate high-frequency interference from medical equipment. The polymer reinforcing sheet extension is covered with a low-allergenic fluororubber coating to avoid the risk of human contact allergies. An antistatic film is added to the surface of the planar extension of the drive chip cluster to prevent the accumulation of static electricity in the operating room environment.
[0072] Medical Adaptability Advantages: Medical-grade adhesive materials ensure safety during long-term close contact with the human body; a gradient density pore group frame achieves an optimal weight-to-strength ratio, reducing the power consumption of medical robot movements; a white antibacterial buffer layer meets hospital cleanliness requirements and facilitates disinfection and maintenance; rounded edges eliminate cleaning residues, improving hygiene and safety; antibacterial functional coating wing plates inhibit the adhesion of pathogenic microorganisms, reducing the risk of cross-infection; an electromagnetic shielding ring structure blocks electromagnetic interference from medical devices, ensuring distortion-free facial expression images; a low-allergenic coating eliminates the risk of allergen contact, ensuring safe doctor-patient interaction; anti-static treatment avoids electrostatic damage to the chip, improving the system's reliability in sensitive medical environments.
[0073] Although embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes, modifications, substitutions and alterations can be made to these embodiments without departing from the principles and spirit of the present invention, the scope of which is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.
Claims
1. A robot face mask flexible OLED integrated display structure, characterized in that, include: A flexible curved surface display module (1) is used for image output; A composite heat dissipation layer (2) is attached to the non-display surface of the flexible curved display module (1); The metal support frame (4) is fixed to the back of the composite heat dissipation layer (2) by a buffer adhesive layer (3); The control circuit board (5) is mounted on the metal support frame (4); The flexible circuit (6) connects the control circuit board (5) and the flexible curved surface display module (1). The first end of the flexible circuit (6) is connected to the side interface of the flexible curved surface display module (1), and the second end is connected to the output interface of the control circuit board (5).
2. The robotic facemask flexible OLED integrated display structure according to claim 1, wherein, The composite heat dissipation layer (2) is a graphene composite material layer, which is bonded to the flexible curved display module (1) by an optically transparent adhesive. 3.The robot mask flexible OLED integrated display structure of claim 1, wherein, The buffer adhesive layer (3) is a closed-cell foam material layer, which covers the composite heat dissipation layer (2) and the metal support frame (4). 4.The robot mask flexible OLED integrated display structure of claim 1, wherein, The metal support frame (4) is provided with a group of topological weight reduction holes, the contour of which matches the internal space of the robot mask. 5.The robot mask flexible OLED integrated display structure of claim 1, wherein, The deformation area of the flexible circuit (6) is covered by a polymer reinforcing sheet (61), which extends to the end connection area of the flexible circuit (6) connecting to the flexible curved surface display module (1).
6. The robotic face-mask flexible OLED integrated display structure according to claim 5, wherein, A metal reinforcement (62) is attached to the back of the end connection area. The metal reinforcement (62) is exposed on the back of the flexible circuit (6), and its edge forms a stepped overlap area with the polymer reinforcement sheet (61).
7. The robotic facemask flexible OLED integrated display structure of claim 1, wherein, The driving chip cluster of the flexible curved surface display module (1) is disposed on the planar extension part, and the curvature radius of the planar extension part is greater than the curvature radius of the main body of the flexible curved surface display module. 8.The robot mask flexible OLED integrated display structure of claim 1, wherein, The control circuit board (5) is fixed to the side wing platform of the metal support frame (4), and the flexible circuit (6) is connected to the control circuit board and the display module in a spatial spiral pattern. 9.The robot mask flexible OLED integrated display structure of claim 1, wherein, The edge contour of the flexible curved surface display module (1) forms a conformal envelope with the inner edge of the robot mask window.
10. The robotic facemask flexible OLED integrated display structure according to any one of claims 1-9, wherein, The edge of the composite heat dissipation layer (2) extends beyond the non-display surface boundary of the flexible curved display module (1) to form a heat diffusion wing plate.