An expandable socket for attachment to a mobile electronic device. The expandable socket includes a platform adapted to engage a portion of the portable media player, a skin coupled to the platform, wherein the skin is deformable between a collapsed configuration and an expanded configuration. The expandable socket includes a button coupled to the skin opposite the platform. The expandable socket also includes a biasing element arranged within the skin between the platform and the button, the biasing element configured to bias the skin into the expanded configuration.

A target stand having a base, a vertical beam extending upwardly from the base, a crossbeam, a locking and rotation assembly having a first portion engaged for vertical movement with respect to the vertical beam and a second portion attached to the crossbeam, the first portion attached to a first upwardly extending flange on the second portion with a pivot bolt, wherein the crossbeam is configured to be disposed in a first locked horizontal position using the locking and rotation assembly, wherein the crossbeam is rotatable about the pivot bolt to move into a first non-horizontal position, wherein a second upwardly extending flange on the second portion of the locking and rotation assembly includes a first locking pin which extends through the second upwardly extending vertical flange into a first aperture in the first portion of the locking and rotation assembly when the crossbeam is in the first locked horizontal position.

A screen tilt assembly for use with medical carts, the screen tilt assembly comprising a bracket member comprising at least two spaced apart connection plates arranged in a plane for affixing a screen thereto, the at least two spaced apart connection plates joined by an arcuate portion extending away from the plane; and a mounting arrangement for connection to a medical cart, the mount arrangement comprising a first clamping member and a second clamping member configured for selectively clamping a section of the arcuate portion of the bracket member therebetween to retain the bracket member in place relative to the mounting arrangement; wherein the arcuate portion is configured to be selectively moved relative to the mounting arrangement thereby tilting the plane.

A support device (1; 100) for video-photographic apparatus, includes at least one telescopic leg (2; 100) having a first tubular section (10), a second tubular section (11) and a third tubular section (12) which are connected in telescopic engagement one after the other, a locking mechanism (20), configured to lock and to allow the relative sliding between the first tubular section (10), the second tubular section (11) and the third tubular section (12). Both the first tubular section (10) and the third tubular section (12) are partially housed inside the second tubular section (11) and are configured to slide axially away from and towards the inside of the second tubular section (11) through the longitudinally opposite ends of the second tubular section (11).

The building of systems on breadboards such as optomechanical systems using reference stop assemblies is presented. Each reference stop assembly has a threaded base engageable with the breadboard to removably mount the reference stop assembly thereto, a support shaft connected to the threaded base and a reference ball. The reference ball is captively mounted to the support shaft and has a translational play in a plane perpendicular to the support shaft. The reference stop assembly also includes a clamping member mounted to the support shaft over the reference ball. The reference stop assembly is configured such that, when the reference stop assembly is mounted to said breadboard, the support shaft projects normally to the mounting surface of the breadboard and the clamping member cooperates with the breadboard so as to apply a clamping force to clamp the reference ball against a circular seat of a mounting hole on the breadboard.

An adjustable mount including a bracket adapted for anchoring the bracket to a surface and an elongated link pivotally connected to the bracket. A faceplate adapted for connecting to the display screen is pivotally connected to the link. The faceplate has a rail below the link. A body is slidably mounted on the rail, and a clamp alternatively holds the body at a selected position on the rail. The mount includes a pair of elongated bars. Each bar is pivotally connected to the bracket below the link and pivotally connected to the faceplate below the link. The mount has one gas spring pivotally connected to the bracket below the link and above each bar and pivotally connected to the body. The faceplate is moveable to raise and lower the display screen. A force required to move the faceplate changes depending upon the selected position of the body on the rail.

The present disclosure provides a magnetic attraction bracket and a photographic device using the same. The magnetic attraction bracket includes a bracket, a locking assembly, and a magnet. The magnetic attraction bracket can attach a photographic accessory to the bracket through the locking assembly, the bracket is internally provided with the magnet, and the bracket can be magnetically attracted to a shooting device with the magnetic attraction through the magnet, so that the photographic accessory can be mounted on the shooting device. During dismounting, the photographic accessory can be easily removed from the shooting device by operating the photographic accessory or the bracket. This arrangement makes the mounting and dismounting of photographic accessories simple and convenient.

A base station assembly for an operating room table is disclosed. In one embodiment, the base station assembly includes a base station that is secured to the operating room table. The base station includes an arcuate rail member. A selectively moveable clamp is attached to the arcuate rail member. A support arm extends from the selectively moveable clamp to provide selective attachment to a surgical accessory, such as a retractor arm, an armrest, or an image guidance reference frame. The base station assembly provides a surgical accessory support that may be moved and adjusted by a surgeon at any time during an operation without contaminating a surgical field and without assistance from circulating operating room personnel.

The present disclosure provides an expanded screen. The expanded screen is detachably mounted on a display. The expanded screen includes an expanded screen main body, a first clamping member, a second clamping member and a connection component. One end of the first clamping member is provided with a first clamping portion. One end of the second clamping member is provided with a second clamping portion. The first clamping portion and the second clamping portion are clamped on the display. The other end of the first clamping member is slidably connected to the other end of the second clamping member through the connection component and the first clamping member and the second clamping member slide relative to each other, so that a distance between the first clamping member and the second clamping member is relatively extended or shortened.

A sliding-pivoting mechanism of a shelf includes a first pivot arm and a second pivot arm. The pivot arms are attached to side walls of a body and arranged parallel to each other at a distance from each other. A guide rail is fastened to second ends of the pivot arms in such a way that the guide rail can be pivoted parallel to the plane of the side walls and that the guide rail can be pivoted from a lower position to a raised, upper position. The mechanism also includes at least one running rail, which can be moved linearly in the guide rail and to which the shelf is fastened. The sliding-pivoting mechanism includes a locking mechanism for preventing a pivoting motion of the sliding-pivoting mechanism in a raised and a lowered end position. The locking mechanism is arranged on the guide rail and on one of the pivot arms and can be actuated by means of an activator fastened to the running rail.