Umbrella Shaft Angle Adjuster with Rotating Locking Connectors

The patent applies the dynamics principle by transforming the fixed straight pole into a multi-section shaft with adjustable angles. The shaft is divided into multiple sections that can rotate relative to each other around a transverse axis, allowing the umbrella to dynamically adapt to different solar radiation angles without requiring the user to physically relocate it, thereby reducing user fatigue and joint pain.

The patent applies segmentation by dividing the umbrella shaft into multiple independent sections (first shaft section, second shaft section, etc.) that can move independently relative to each other. This segmentation enables each section to be adjusted to different angles while maintaining connection through connectors, providing adaptability without compromising structural integrity.

The patent uses dynamics to create an adjustable shaft system where sections can rotate relative to each other. This dynamic capability allows the umbrella to adapt to different solar angles while maintaining a relatively simple connector design that enables movement without requiring complex mechanisms.

The patent segments the shaft into multiple sections connected by simple connectors rather than using a single complex adjustable mechanism. This segmentation approach distributes the adjustment function across multiple simple connection points, reducing the complexity of each individual component while achieving overall adaptability.