Baby Camera Stand With Removable Clamp for Crib-to-Wall Mounting
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing baby camera stand systems fail to provide a secure and convenient solution that can transition from a crib clamping configuration to a wall mounting configuration as the baby grows older, and they lack sufficient support points for wall mounting due to convex external shapes.
Innovation Solution
A camera stand system with a clamping structure that includes a clamping force generator, allowing adjustment of the receiving space and conversion to a wall mounting configuration without additional components, featuring a removable second clamping part for secure attachment to both cribs and walls, and a stretchable floor extension for adaptable height adjustment.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Object-affected harmful factors
If a convex external shape is used for the camera and stand system, then safety is improved by avoiding sharp edges, but wall mounting capability deteriorates due to insufficient supporting points
Solution Approach 1:
The stand system is divided into a camera unit with convex external shape and a separate mounting base with flat mounting surface. The mounting base can be attached to walls independently, while the camera unit maintains its safety-oriented convex design. This segmentation allows each component to optimize for its specific function without compromise.
Solution Approach 2:
A mounting base acts as an intermediary between the convex camera unit and the wall. The flat mounting surface on the base provides sufficient supporting points for secure wall attachment, while the camera unit with convex shape remains detached and safe for baby environments. The mounting base mediates between the conflicting requirements of safety and wall mounting capability.
2Adaptability or versatility
If separate crib clamping stand and wall mounting stand are provided, then adaptability is improved for different baby ages, but device complexity increases requiring additional components
Solution Approach 1:
The stand system is designed as a universal multi-functional unit that can operate in multiple configurations: crib clamping mode for younger babies and wall mounting mode for older babies. The same stand system performs both functions through adjustable components, eliminating the need for separate dedicated stands for each mounting type.
Solution Approach 2:
The stand system incorporates dynamic, adjustable components including an adjustable arm length and interchangeable mounting attachments. These dynamic elements allow the system to adapt its configuration based on the mounting scenario, transitioning smoothly between crib clamping and wall mounting modes without requiring completely separate static structures.
3Stability of the object's composition
If a fixed position mounting solution is used, then camera position stability is improved, but adaptability deteriorates as the baby grows
Solution Approach 1:
The stand system employs dynamic, adjustable components including an adjustable arm length and height mechanisms. These allow the camera position to be stabilized in any given configuration while also enabling easy reconfiguration as the baby grows. The adjustable elements provide both stability during use and adaptability over time.
Solution Approach 2:
The system allows parameter changes in mounting configuration, including adjustable height, angle, and distance of the camera from the baby. These parameter adjustments enable the system to maintain optimal stable positioning while adapting to different baby ages and development stages, transitioning from crib-mounted to wall-mounted configurations.
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AI summary
The invention provides a camera stand system for a baby camera (1). The camera stand system comprises, a supporting unit (2) for supporting the baby camera (1), a clamping structure (3), the clamping structure (3) is adapted to clamping on an object (6), the clamping structure (3) includes a first clamping part (4), a second clamping part (5), and a clamping force generator, the first clamping part (4) and the second clamping part (5) define a receiving space (6a) configured to receive at least a part of the object (6), the clamping force generator is in connection with the first clamping part (4) and the second clamping part (5) and generates a clamping force for clamping on the object (6), the supporting unit (2) is configured to secure on the second clamping part (5), the second clamping part (5) is removable from the clamping structure (3) and configured to be mountable to a wall.