Deformable Display Screen Support for Flat and Bent Mode Switching

The patent implements a deformable screen that can dynamically change its curvature state between curved and flat configurations. The screen includes a support mechanism that allows it to transition between different shapes, enabling the device to adapt the screen curvature based on usage scenarios. This dynamic adjustment resolves the contradiction by allowing the screen to provide aesthetic visual impact when curved while eliminating accidental touch and edge reflection issues when flattened.

The patent changes the physical parameter of screen curvature from a fixed state to a variable state. By controlling the support mechanism, the screen curvature parameter can be adjusted between a curved configuration (for aesthetic appeal) and a flat configuration (for eliminating harmful effects like accidental touch and edge reflection). This parameter change enables the system to optimize user experience by selecting the appropriate curvature state for different usage conditions.

The patent implements a dynamically adjustable screen that can transition between bent and flat configurations, providing adaptability for different usage scenarios. The support mechanism allows the screen to be configured in a bent state for aesthetic visual impact or flattened for scenarios requiring accurate touch operation and reduced edge reflection, thus resolving the contradiction between maintaining a fixed bent configuration and providing display mode flexibility.

The deformable screen structure serves multiple functions: it provides aesthetic visual impact when bent, eliminates accidental touch issues when flat, and enables adaptability for different usage scenarios through controlled transitions between states. This multi-functionality resolves the contradiction by allowing the same screen structure to fulfill both aesthetic and operational requirements across different contexts.