Display Apparatus Tooltip Overlap Resolution

The patent applies dimensionality change by moving the additional display from a two-dimensional overlay on the screen to a three-dimensional pop-out structure that extends perpendicular to the screen surface. This allows the additional display to provide information without obscuring the underlying object, as it occupies a different spatial dimension. The pop-out display can be positioned above or below the screen plane, ensuring both information delivery and object visibility are maintained simultaneously.

The patent implements dynamics by making the additional display position and orientation adjustable rather than fixed. The display can dynamically pop out in various directions (up, down, left, right) and at different angles based on the user's needs and screen space availability. This dynamic positioning capability allows the system to adapt to different situations while maintaining object visibility, resolving the contradiction between display flexibility and object visibility.

The patent uses the pop-out structure as an intermediary element that maintains the association between the object and the additional display. The pop-out display is positioned in proximity to the object but extends in a different dimension, serving as a mediator that connects the object to its information without blocking the object. This intermediary positioning ensures both object visibility and clear association are maintained simultaneously.