Deformable Second Body for Multi-Posture Electronic Device

The patent applies the dynamics principle by making the second body deformable rather than fixed. The second body can dynamically change between flat and bent states, allowing the electronic device to adapt to different usage scenarios. This dynamic structure enables multiple usage forms (hand-held, propped, etc.) without requiring completely different device designs, thus improving adaptability while maintaining reasonable structural complexity.

The patent utilizes parameter changes by altering the shape parameter of the second body. The second body can change its geometric configuration from a flat state to a bent state, enabling different usage modes. This parameter change approach allows the same device structure to provide diverse usage forms by simply changing the shape parameter of the deformable portion.

The patent applies segmentation by dividing the device into a first body (stable base) and a second body (deformable support). The second body can be bent to create a stable propped position, freeing the user's hands while maintaining device stability. This segmentation allows the device to function both as a handheld device and as a propped device, improving ease of operation without sacrificing reliability.

The patent implements self-service through the deformable second body that can be manually positioned and then maintains its shape autonomously. Once the second body is bent to the desired angle, it holds that position without requiring continuous user input, effectively making the device support itself. This self-service capability frees the user's hands while keeping the device stable and visible.