Stands/Trestles TRIZ Cases

A conical receptacle and latch replace threaded fasteners to secure heavy firearms quickly, rigidly, and without tools.

A dual-groove base and lever lock let one mount secure both Arca and Manfrotto plates for faster camera setup changes.

A linkage converts short drive motion into larger platform rotation, enabling faster treadmill incline adjustment with less noise and energy use.

A two-part camera mount uses slots and guiding plates to support heavy cameras during high-height installation and viewing adjustment.

A rotatable transmission mechanism corrects casing and bracket offsets in tiled displays, improving panel evenness and assembly efficiency.

A motor-driven parallelogram mechanism adds gravity-direction compensation to gimbal stabilization, reducing image jitter from vertical vibrations.

An adjustable camera bracket maintains stable vertical, horizontal, and rotational alignment to reduce eye fatigue in video calls.

Magnetic mounting with a guide pin keeps utility box cameras aligned under pole vibration while simplifying installation in tight spaces.

An indexed bushing and collar clamp lock a telescoping stand in place while preserving fast height adjustment and secure bicycle support.

Separated top and side covers let a flexible display bend freely while widening gaps in a controlled way to limit internal exposure and corner steps.

A clamping and locking suction cup structure enables quick removal and replacement of damaged adsorption components without losing stable attachment.

Sequential fastening holes and a fixer holder enable screwless stand attachment, stable coupling, and easy height adjustment.

Sliding cross bars and friction clamps let a TV wall mount fit non-standard stud spacing while keeping the arm assembly stable and secure.

A pin-guided ball lock replaces slow screw tightening, enabling fast switching between free rotation and secure positioning on photo stands.

A hinged chest-mounted leg support redistributes body weight and locks in position to ease lower back and knee strain during kneeling work.

Multiple swivels and joints expand load positioning range while keeping movement smooth, stable, and less bulky than traditional support arms.

A mannequin-style mount couples a computing device to enable remote interaction, data collection, and scripted actions in hazardous locations.

A trigger-based gimbal control keeps roll rotation active without constant button holding, improving shooting flexibility and user comfort.

An adjustable frame and above-surface clamp secure different computer case sizes without requiring access under the worksurface.

A spring-loaded buckle replaces screw locking in a telescopic laptop stand, enabling easier height adjustment with stable ergonomic positioning.

Movable leg stops let each support leg lock at preset angles, improving stability and adaptability across different operating conditions.

A cable-tie door support sets the floor gap and holds a replacement slab at hinge height, making DIY door installation more accurate.

A rail-adjusted gas spring balances different screen weights, making above-fireplace displays easier to lower, tilt, and view comfortably.

Portable supports and a lifting frame place building materials on elevated roofs without manual transfer, improving safety and labor efficiency.

Magnetic coupling and movable arms let an electronic device mount securely on varied object shapes while enabling stable 360-degree orientation.

A ring-bearing camera cage uses separated sensors, motor control, and slip rings to cut weight, avoid angular interaction, and enable full rotation.

Meshing gear and rack limiting parts lock a folded auxiliary handle to stop rotation and shake, improving shooting bracket stability.

An elastic locking piece and spring block let a foldable camera support lock its auxiliary handle automatically for steadier panoramic shooting.

Controlled lighting, stable phone mounting, and remote camera triggering improve selfie image quality without awkward handheld positioning.

Elastic reset joints and multi-gear clamps prevent unintended pan tilt movement while improving phone or camera clamping flexibility.

A toggle wrench and C-shaped clamping sleeve enable one-step camera mounting and secure anti-loosening without complex screw mechanisms.

Counterbalanced linkages, springs, and tilt mechanisms let a high-mounted TV lower smoothly to eye level while stowing close to the wall.

One mount supports wall or ceiling installation in upright or inverted positions, cutting camera mount inventory and installation cost.

Vertical vibration is countered by a motor-driven parallelogram linkage that moves a camera load oppositely to gravity-induced jitter.

Nested rear, middle, and front arms expand TV viewing angles and wall distance while keeping the mount stable and compact.

Rotating arms with swivel and lock mechanisms let an imaging sensor sweep a hemispherical view and automatically track moving objects.

A manually adjustable bracket stabilizes camera position at eye level, preserving natural screen gaze and reducing fatigue in video calls.

An eccentric gear and adjustable tension spring hold wall-mounted displays at stable tilt angles across different screen weights without extra tools.

A gravity-driven counterweight mount keeps monitoring equipment level on tilted stand columns and triggers an alarm when inclination exceeds limits.

One mount supports wall or ceiling installation in upright or inverted camera positions, cutting mount types, inventory, and install cost.

A side-sliding attachment plate with separated lock and safety controls prevents accidental release while keeping camera balancing quick and stable.

A hidden hoist and rail layout lets large displays move vertically for better viewing comfort without exposing bulky wall hardware.

A rod-mounted sliding stop limits tripod foot travel to hold a safe unfolding angle and prevent reverse folding or damage.

Opposite-hand threads and dual springs let a display stand be hand-tuned to hold the desired viewing angle across different item weights.

A pan-tilt clamp and suction-fixed tabletop platform improves camera angle adjustment and mounting flexibility for panorama photography.

A hinged, lockable chest support leg redistributes body weight in kneeling work to reduce back, knee, and wrist strain.

An artificial body with a computing-device mount enables remote interaction where in-person visits are unsafe, impractical, or costly.

A dovetail mount plate and recessed screw let cameras detach quickly for compact storage, tripod clearance, and faster image capture.

Elastic sheets and a limiting mechanism create a retractable case stand that improves viewing angles, stability, and drop resistance.

A button-driven locking pin, guide, and spring let a camera stand switch quickly between free rotation and secure locking.