Air duct structure for camera mounting.

TH28404UActive Publication Date: 2026-06-30KASETSART UNIVERSITY
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Authority / Receiving Office
TH · TH
Patent Type
Utility models
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2022-05-19
Publication Date
2026-06-30

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Abstract

OCR 10KL (23 / 01 / 2569) A pneumatic truss for mounting the camera consisting of an air pump (1) and a pneumatic truss (2) and cables. The pull-back (3) and camera (4) have a bellows (1) that supplies compressed air to the tubular truss (2) which has It is a network of hollow air tubes, consisting of one or more tubes, which may or may not have holes. (Trunk structure) Air duct (2) is attached to the tensioning cable (3) which serves to pull the air duct truss (2) attached at the point. Any point on the surface of the duct structure to act as a tensioning force on the duct structure (2) at the very top of the structure The duct frame is fitted with a camera (4), with the camera attached to the duct frame (2) by sewing the mounting bracket section. Camera (4) is fitted into the duct structure, and camera (4) will function as an instrument used to survey and inspect objects. Located at a high altitude.
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Claims

OCR 10KL (23 / 01 / 2569) 1. The air truss for mounting the camera consists of an air pump (1) attached to the end of the air truss. It serves to supply wind energy to the truss structure (2) which is a hollow tube network with a specific shape. The geometric shape of the duct truss (2) is held in place by tension cables (3) which serve to hold the duct truss (2) in place. It has a special feature: a camera (4) is installed at the very top of the duct structure (2) to do Function as a device used for surveying objects at heights, where the camera (4) is attached to a tubular truss. Air (2) by sewing the camera mounting bracket (4) to the air duct structure.