Display Connecting Assembly With Guided Seamless Alignment
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Solution Overview
Problem
The installation of multiple display screens is complicated and inefficient due to the need for precise alignment and assembly, which is exacerbated by visible seams between screens.
Innovation Solution
A connecting assembly comprising a first and second base with guiding and matching structures, and a connecting member that locks the bases together, ensuring accurate alignment and eliminating seams through toothed connections and sliding mechanisms.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Area of stationary object
If multiple display screens are assembled together to increase display area, then the display area is improved, but the installation complexity increases due to the need for precise alignment and repeated position confirmation
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies preliminary action by pre-configuring guiding structures (guiding rails and guiding grooves) on the display screens before assembly. These structures are designed in advance to automatically guide alignment during the assembly process, eliminating the need for workers to repeatedly confirm positions and thereby reducing installation complexity while maintaining large display area
Solution Approach 2:
The patent uses guiding structures as intermediary elements between display screens during assembly. The guiding rails and guiding grooves act as mediators that facilitate precise alignment and positioning, transforming the complex alignment task into a simple insertion operation, thus resolving the contradiction between large display area and installation complexity
2Adaptability or versatility
If multiple display screens are assembled together to meet public display requirements, then the display capability is improved, but the installation time increases due to complicated assembly steps
Solution Approach 1:
The guiding structures are pre-configured on display screens before assembly, with guiding rails and grooves designed to automatically align screens during installation. This preliminary preparation reduces the assembly process to simple insertion operations, significantly decreasing installation time while maintaining enhanced display capability for public applications
Solution Approach 2:
The guiding structures enable the display screens to self-align during assembly. The geometric shapes of the guiding rails and grooves automatically guide the screens into correct positions without requiring external measurement or adjustment tools, thereby reducing installation time while preserving the adaptability needed for various public display scenarios
3Manufacturing precision
If workers repeatedly confirm screen positions to ensure assembly accuracy, then the assembly precision is improved, but the installation efficiency decreases
Solution Approach 1:
The guiding structures serve as intermediary elements that physically enforce precise alignment between display screens. The geometric constraints of the guiding rails and grooves automatically ensure correct positioning, eliminating the need for repeated manual confirmation while maintaining high assembly precision, thus resolving the contradiction between precision and installation efficiency
Solution Approach 2:
The guiding structures enable the assembly system to self-correct and self-verify alignment automatically. The interlocking geometry of the guiding rails and grooves provides inherent positioning accuracy without requiring external measurement or repeated confirmation by workers, thereby simultaneously achieving high assembly precision and improved installation efficiency
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AI summary
The embodiment of this application discloses a connecting assembly and a assembled display, the connecting assembly comprises a first base provided with a first guiding structure, a second base provided with a second guiding structure, and a connecting member for locking the first base and the second base together, and the connecting member is provided with a first matching structure configured to match the first guiding structure and a second matching structure configured to match the second guiding structure.