Hinge-position sensing selects outer optical modules for each folding posture, preserving visibility and limiting energy use.
A sliding support plate and preload mechanism maintain screen tension through folding transitions, limiting crease formation.
This case combines GPS, motion sensors, and pre-stored bearings to surface selectable images aligned with a user's view.
A shaped preform guides cable bends through varying radii, supporting constrained routing while reducing impedance drops and hysteresis.
This case uses organic-filled openings and selective pixel-layer removal to support folding, optical alignment, and lower reflectance.
An integrated mount adds a removable auxiliary battery, balances display weight, and routes cables to reduce fatigue and complexity.
This computing-device case uses pivoted stops and friction linkage to open 180 degrees, preserve rear access, and improve key ergonomics.
A bearing and stop surface guide smooth housing movement, then lock the hinge at a predefined open position for stable use.