Stands/Trestles TRIZ Cases

A pivoting housing and latch-mounted switch simplify doorbell installation and battery access while protecting moving parts from damage.

Sealed buoyant cavities and foldable adjustable legs let one instrument mount stay stable on land, water, and inverted underwater setups.

An internal sliding leg and blocking head replace external levers, giving compact tripods precise angle locking with less snagging and accidental movement.

A removable hub-and-frame chassis supports flexible component layouts, hidden cable routing, and easier upgrades in all-in-one computers.

A unified upper-lower plate platform replaces stacked stages to deliver pitch, roll, and lift adjustment in a more compact optics setup.

Detachable leg modules with discrete angle positions let a tripod fold compactly and stay stable on uneven ground.

Sliding moving blocks adjust module spacing as brackets rotate, enabling gap-free concave or convex curved displays.

Rolling members and an elastic unlocking assembly let a locked camera shaft rotate quickly while preserving stable clamping in use.

A belt-mounted cable holding part keeps the display cable straight during head belt adjustment, reducing bending damage while preserving fit.

A motor-driven hub, hinged extensions, and counterweights enable smooth orbital imaging with low vibration, flexible setup, and uniform lighting.

A ball-joint swivel mount adds adjustable rotational resistance so exercise machine displays can be repositioned and held securely.

A holographic fan inside a rotating photo booth adds animated 3D backgrounds while an adjustable bracket supports flexible shooting angles.

A handle-mounted touch display gives real-time image feedback so users can adjust gimbal camera attitude accurately during shooting.

A movable pin and anti-disengagement joint lock the umbrella center pole against rotation, cutting assembly effort while improving stability.

A securing loop threaded through openings around a critical point stops medical carrier parts from falling while keeping the arrester light and easy to install.

A turnable, lockable, telescopic support leg keeps ballistic shields upright on uneven ground while staying compact and quiet in transport.

A spring V-leg stand lets long-handled tools lock upright for easier spotting, less bending strain, and reduced drop damage.

A vertical wall-mount organizer uses removable stackable containers and secure connectors to expand tool storage without sacrificing access.

A self-latching retaining pin lets one person mount and align a suspended security camera quickly while preventing axial slip.

A rotatable axial lock plus anti-rotation members replaces slow threaded mounting, enabling faster and more secure camera setup.

A wedge-actuated grip assembly lets a display arm slide easily on a post, then re-engage securely for ergonomic height adjustment.

Holograms and an SLM recreate a stereoscopic book that supports page turning and cover changes to narrow the gap with paper reading.

A ramped latch and release interface lets bike accessories slide on easily, lock securely during riding, and detach on demand.

Reference trajectory and frame matching guide gimbal re-shooting, correcting angle and alignment differences to cut repeat takes.

Angle-based fold detection lets a handheld gimbal enter standby automatically, protecting motors and speeding return to shooting after calls.

A sensor-driven parallelogram mechanism counters gravity-direction load jitter, keeping vertical velocity near zero for steadier stabilization.

A guided insert and compression slot improve spherical head leveling, cut adjustment force, and counter tilting torque in tripod-mounted devices.

A carbon fiber beam artifact with kinematic mounts and a retro-reflective target cuts fixturing and thermal errors in laser tracker calibration.

Bistable composite legs coil around the head unit to cut packed volume, weight, and moving-part damage in portable stands.

A pivoting engaging element and selectable lock holes simplify secure rack mounting and removal of wireless access points and routers.

A rotating locking fitting replaces slow braking screws, enabling fast repeated locking and unlocking of a camera slider while keeping secure rail locking.

A button-actuated toothed disc and elastic member lock camera angles without a separate head, cutting stand cost while keeping stable positioning.

Rolling-ball retractable frames hide webcams and connectors when idle, reducing visual clutter and friction wear in display devices.

A spiral spring enables secure wall mounting with faster assembly and easy release in narrow spaces while reducing spring stress concentration.

A motorized linkage bracket lets a wall-mounted display rotate and pitch, solving fixed-angle viewing limits without using cabinet space.

A tool-free clamping drill stand lets a core drill and battery pack switch quickly between stable mounted use and handheld operation.

A common signal path carries image, audio, and control signals while cutting cable weight and preserving pendulum-arm balance.

A swing arm, pivot arm, springs, and windage/elevation knobs enable precise optics alignment while resisting wind and vibration.

A center-column header with rotating telescoping arms mounts multiple equipment on one stand, easing repositioning and clearing floor space.

A pivoting-leg stand enables low-height mounting, fine angle adjustment, and compact laser projection alignment in tight work areas.

A snap-fit yaw-axis lock fixes the gimbal at a preset position, preventing unwanted rotation during storage and transport.

A friction hinge with an internal barrel and tongue keeps exercise displays easy to tilt yet stable during use.

A magnetic camera mount combines adjustable positioning, hydrophobic venting, and heat conduction to resist water intrusion and outdoor weather.

Flexible slotted arms and pivot joints let grow-facility fans be repositioned and angled to improve airflow and temperature control.

Selectable actuator positions and detent stops let a multi-leg support switch between preset leg angles for compact stowage and varied use positions.

An elastic tube and segmented legs let a phone stand switch one-handed between compact carry and stable viewing without blocking charging.

A ramp-actuated friction lock lets small cameras be repositioned one-handed while maintaining secure angular retention without tools.

Point contact between fixed and movable supports cuts rotational resistance, improving thrombelastography measurement sensitivity and accuracy.

A pivoted linkage with telescopic or threaded adjustment enables precise TV tilt changes while avoiding buckling in bent bracket sections.

Fast DGCMG and reaction-mass control keeps AUVs aligned for underwater laser communication despite currents and waves.