Stands/Trestles TRIZ Cases

Rotating and translating brackets with an actuator lock secure cameras, rifles, or binoculars while enabling fast setup and release.

Toothed discs and concave teeth lock the clamp and base at adjustable angles to prevent shaking while mounting phones, tablets, and accessories.

An adjustable locking connector and built-in SSD groove make the camera side handle more comfortable to hold and easier to use with accessories.

A spring-biased pull latch and front handle let users tilt and swivel a TV mount without tools while locking securely at set positions.

Perpendicular gimbal axes and self-righting springs keep a towed EM receiver coil aligned, improving low-pulse-rate TEM data quality.

A counterweighted two-arm camera stand uses gravity and magnetic locking to hold stable shooting positions while folding into a compact stored state.

A slot below rail fastening holes absorbs pulse loads by elastic deformation, preventing cracks while reducing rail material use.

A detachable edge protector keeps the display upright during stand assembly, exposing the mount area while preventing damage and instability.

A cam, pull cord, and pressure spring balance screen weight so the display can move smoothly and hover at any height.

An independent tripod platform keeps tools beside the ladder at working height, preserving ladder balance and a clear climbing path.

Telescoping beams, articulating mounts, and positional sensors automate vehicle interior imaging for faster, centered, and consistent capture.

A handle receiver and upper retainer let a wall-mounted tool box stay secure in vertical storage while remaining easy to mount and remove.

An integrated ball-screw linear drive gives telescope mirrors both large travel and fine positioning with fewer parts and simpler control.

A spring clip and thumb screw secure the binocular stem quickly, preventing unclipping and image blur from movement during tripod use.

A pivoted slide rail with a constant-force spring expands display tilt range while keeping the stand body simpler and cleaner.

A non-uniform transmission keeps monitor center-of-gravity height stable during pivoting, cutting operating force without springs or extension arms.

Synchronized carriage, rail, and joint mechanisms let multiple displays move smoothly in height, width, and angle with less user effort.

A motor-driven ball-bearing adjuster replaces manual optical mount tuning to deliver precise, repeatable alignment under vibration and temperature changes.

An adjustable clamping block and eccentric lever secure dovetail plates of varying widths and insertion angles without accidental release.

A friction-based stud catch replaces awkward bowl clamp unscrewing, speeding tripod head leveling, removal, and secure camera attachment.

A spring-biased cam rail keeps rollers preloaded despite tolerances, reducing looseness, part count, and rotation adjustment issues.

Using anchor targets, galvanometer steering, and rangefinding, this case shows faster, more accurate CAD-aligned building layout on as-built surfaces.

Inward-facing nesting flip locks protect tripod legs from snagging and impact while keeping telescoping adjustment simple and versatile.

A rope-guided balancing rod counteracts uneven load during telescopic extension, reducing stand shaking and improving shooting stability.

An adapter ring between ratchet components enables 0.3-0.7° stand rotation steps without adding complex high-tooth gears.

An adjustable leg and pan-tilt frame shifts a camera from handheld use to stable three-leg or hanging support, easing arm strain.

A clamping member passing through a side opening joins two housings quickly, avoiding slow threaded assembly while keeping the connection secure.

A movable supporting column creates two clamping modes, cutting lower-clamp travel and handling parts with different shapes and thicknesses.

An omnidirectional bracket and linkage let CPE be repositioned for stronger 5G transmission while keeping cables guided in a receiving groove.

A tapered channel and slide nut let the rear support lock to different item thicknesses, keeping collectibles stable at consistent display angles.

Ring outer portions block lateral grip movement so a handheld device stays secure and detaches only by intentional upward lifting.

Three independently adjustable mount axes cut cross-coupling in optical alignment, enabling faster azimuth, elevation, and roll setup.

A movable exercise display shifts beyond the machine width with height and pitch adjustment to keep floor exercise viewing clear in tight spaces.

A bearing-separated, magnetically engaged stand balances smooth positioning with stability by limiting rotation and keeping a compact form.

A pneumatic spring and adjustable offset let a camera support head match falling torque across tilt angles and payload weights.

A rotatable arm and clamping pole let a webcam switch stably between user and document views with one-hand height and angle adjustment.

A pneumatic cylinder offsets monitor weight while a brake locks height, enabling fast one-handed adjustment in time-critical care.

Modular support sections and a multi-region cap let photographers adjust camera height securely while fitting accessories and different section diameters.

A hinged magnetic support opens like a book to hold portable devices at selectable angles on screens, monitors, and other surfaces.

Diffuse reflection, adjustable lamp brightness, and rail-guided camera positioning improve panoramic image uniformity and reduce color distortion.

A bite-held mount stabilizes POV cameras while a ventilation aperture improves airflow, easing breathing during hands-free sports recording.

A three-arm collapsible mount uses captive cam fasteners and a ball joint to extend camera reach while staying compact and out of view.

Interlocking bars and adjustable tripod stands create a stable backdrop that sets up fast, adapts in size, and stores compactly.

Rotatable finger members extend into parallel support slots, then collapse flat to cut bulk while keeping camera mounting flexible.

A handle-mounted display and external adaptor simplify gimbal-to-phone connection, viewing, and data transfer without cumbersome cables.

A bearing-less mast with a shaft and rod improves jib crane reliability while allowing continuous boom rotation and flexible load alignment.

By rotating one accelerometer on two axes and analyzing its frequency response, this case measures tilt accurately despite drift and without a separate tilt sensor.

A pin-and-magnet coupler with adhesive mounting stabilizes portable devices while preserving adjustable alignment and access to the interior.

An axially sliding support frame uses locking parts and elastic force to auto-unfold tripod legs for quicker setup and compact storage.

A lifting joint moves the holder link out of a collision zone during adjustment to prevent finger trapping and protect mounted devices.