Mechanical Clamping Bracket for One-Handed Mobile Device Holding

The reset mechanism automatically returns the clamping tabs to the released position after clamping, eliminating the need for manual operation to reset the device. The system serves itself by using the elastic restoring force to automatically return to the initial state, enabling one-handed operation while maintaining secure clamping

The clamping mechanism transitions from a static two-handed operation to a dynamic one-handed operation by introducing a reset mechanism that automatically returns the clamping tabs to the released position. This dynamic system allows the user to clamp with one hand while the mechanism automatically resets without requiring the other hand

The patent replaces the electronic inductive structure with a mechanical reset mechanism that uses elastic restoring force. This mechanical substitution eliminates the sensitivity and damage issues associated with electronic induction while still enabling one-handed operation through automatic reset functionality

The reset mechanism uses simple mechanical components including elastic elements and sliding connectors that are more durable and less susceptible to damage than electronic induction sensors. The mechanical system provides reliable operation without the fragility of electronic components

The patent merges the clamping function with a limiting mechanism that combines the simplicity of free movement with the security of restricted positioning. The limiting mechanism integrates multiple functions: allowing free movement during clamping operation while preventing excessive movement that would cause device drop-off

The limiting mechanism acts as an intermediary between the freely moving clamping tab and the device being held. It mediates the movement by allowing necessary motion for clamping while restricting motion that would lead to device fall-off, thus maintaining both operational simplicity and device retention