EMF-Shielded Display Stand With Pivoting Animal-Style Support

The patent applies the dynamics principle by incorporating a pivotable support system that allows the case to transition between different positions. The support includes a base member and a prop that can pivot relative to each other, enabling the case to be positioned at various angles on a support surface. This dynamic mechanism resolves the contradiction by allowing the EMF-shielded case to be displayed in an upright position while maintaining its radiation-blocking functionality.

The patent applies the color changes principle by utilizing texture changes instead. The support system incorporates a base member with a textured surface resembling animal skin or fur, and the prop is designed to complement this texture. When the prop is in the stowed position, the textured base member creates an appealing visual appearance. This aesthetic design resolves the contradiction by making the functional pivoting mechanism visually attractive rather than detracting from the design.

The patent applies the segmentation principle by dividing the support system into distinct functional components: a base member with a textured surface and a separate prop that pivots relative to the base. This segmentation allows each component to perform its specific function independently while simplifying the overall structure. The prop can pivot to extend rearwardly for display positioning or fold forward to a stowed position, providing adjustability without excessive complexity.