Stands/Trestles TRIZ Cases

A self-balancing mounting system positions a flat panel display about a horizontal axis near its center of gravity using a curved guide structure.

A mounting base uses a ball shaft and threaded covers to secure monitoring devices.

A fastenerless skid plate mounting assembly uses a retention system to secure fixture mounts on support bases.

A flash bracket uses a curved arm and pivot mount to reposition the unit.

A monitor-mounted storage tray with detachable compartments organizes small items.

Deformable intermediate stop tabs adjust seat track travel length, resolving the contradiction between adaptability and device complexity.

A rigid macro photographic apparatus moves a specimen along an optical axis while rotating it around two perpendicular axes to capture focus stacked images.

Pivotable clamps secure an electronic device for self-recording, solving the trade-off between heavy tripod reliability and portable ease of use.

A telescopic bracket uses an elastic assembly to generate pre-force for single-hand clamping.

A modular camera framework integrates quick locking devices and mounting rails for rigid component assembly.

Segmented joint members enable adjustable accessory angles while reducing component complexity in multi-monitor systems.

Segmented teeth on rotatable locking portions engage spaced-apart rail openings to eliminate free play between telescopically engaged rails.

Motorized adjustment corrects focus drift during pivot actuation, eliminating manual alignment complexity for inexperienced users.

Dynamic spring positioning maintains iso-elasticity and predictable behavior at extreme angles, eliminating locking issues in camera stabilizers.

Rotating plates enable the clamping plate to fold flat, reducing volume while maintaining device stability.

Wire rope suspension isolates sensitive microphones from vibration noise by dissipating energy through friction, avoiding elastomeric wear.

An inverted U-shaped flexible member creates a slip compressive fit over a beam, enabling quick tool-free installation while maintaining stable camera angles.

A firearm mounting system uses a cam lock mechanism and bearing assembly to control elevation and lateral orientation of the weapon.

Segmented receiving spaces and nested components reduce stationary area while maintaining full component integration.

A mounting plate slides into a support head seat and locks via a pivoting hook mechanism.

Circular frame surfaces distribute load and reduce vacuum adhesion, lowering removal effort.

Toggle linkage adjusts support vectors via an adjustment member to resolve cumbersome weight adaptation trade-offs.

An offset vertical axis allows a camera support head to rotate 360 degrees without the tripod blocking the view.

Interchangeable support plates enable wall-suspended or pedestal-mounted display positioning, eliminating complex dedicated structures.

Segmented metal support devices distribute load across large light guide plates to prevent structural damage in LCD backlight modules.

A quick release support channel with a variable width opening guides a mounting assembly into position for secure engagement.

Segmented adjustment mechanisms isolate rotational axes to center the camera payload gravity without interfering with other degrees of freedom.

A pan-tilt hand holder resolves device complexity by offloading display and control functions to a mobile terminal, enabling one-handed multi-angle shooting.