Foldable Display Panel with Multi-Directional Folding Notches

The display panel is divided into multiple folding regions by introducing multiple folding lines (first folding line, second folding line, third folding line) that intersect to form multiple notches. This segmentation allows independent folding movements in different directions, increasing folding versatility while distributing stress across multiple regions rather than concentrating it at a single folding line.

Different regions of the display panel are assigned different folding characteristics through the strategic placement of folding lines and notches. The notches created by intersecting folding lines allow localized stress relief and enable different folding angles and directions in different regions, optimizing both adaptability and stress distribution.

Multiple folding lines are merged to form notches where they intersect. The first folding line, second folding line, and third folding line converge to create notches that serve as pivot points for multi-directional folding. This merging simplifies the overall structure by using shared notches rather than requiring separate folding mechanisms for each direction.

The notches formed by intersecting folding lines serve multiple functions: they act as pivot points for folding, stress distribution points, and geometric constraints that enable various folding configurations. The same notch structure facilitates both single-direction and multi-directional folding operations, reducing the need for additional specialized components.