A camera mount that can provide high stability, ease of operation, and flexible configurations for different applications and installation scenarios. The camera mount has an improved attachment mechanism that provides multiple locking positions and strengthened positioning pins. The camera mount has a plurality of anchoring devices capable of securing the camera mount on different curved surfaces.

Disclosed is a display stand including a first rotational coupling unit, and the first rotational coupling unit includes a coupling member installed in a central part of a first link and configured to pass through the first link and a second link so as to allow the first link and the second link to be rotatable in leftward and rightward directions, metal bushes installed on an outer surface of the coupling member so as to surround the coupling member and inserted into the first link so as to press the first link, and first toothed lock washers installed on the outer surface of the coupling member so as to surround the coupling member, disposed on outer surfaces of the metal bushes, and configured to have connection members provided towards an inner surface of the first link so as to be pressed against an inner surface of the second link.

A motorized pentagram armature comprises a parallelogram with a bridge piece positioned at a centroid base, to enable pivotal mounting of the armature to the bridge piece. Plural motors allow movement of the elements of the armature to allow manual or automated positioning of any article carried on the end of a reach arm, for positional movement of the article.

Support systems and stands for electronic devices include tilt hinges, lift arms, and their component parts. Some tilt hinges include assemblies for guiding and retaining bars or protrusions into preferred positioning within receiver openings to unify the parts, particularly as they move, and to reduce wobble or slop in the joints. Lift arms provide simplified and low-cost guidance and counterbalance mechanisms for controlling movement of the electronic device relative to the base of a stand. In some cases, the lift arms have sheaths to help protect or cover mechanisms while allowing additional space for the mechanisms within the lift arm. Other interconnection systems hide and protect a connector interface between the stand and the electronic device within a housing until unlocked and the connector is moved into an exposed position. These systems improve efficiency, comfort, ergonomics, accessibility, and user satisfaction of the electronic devices and their supports.

Support systems and stands for electronic devices include tilt hinges, lift arms, and their component parts. Some tilt hinges include assemblies for guiding and retaining bars or protrusions into preferred positioning within receiver openings to unify the parts, particularly as they move, and to reduce wobble or slop in the joints. Lift arms provide simplified and low-cost guidance and counterbalance mechanisms for controlling movement of the electronic device relative to the base of a stand. In some cases, the lift arms have sheaths to help protect or cover mechanisms while allowing additional space for the mechanisms within the lift arm. Other interconnection systems hide and protect a connector interface between the stand and the electronic device within a housing until unlocked and the connector is moved into an exposed position. These systems improve efficiency, comfort, ergonomics, accessibility, and user satisfaction of the electronic devices and their supports.

Provided is a stand for a device that is capable of suppressing interference between a plurality of arms that are rotatably coupled and a device attached to an arm. The stand for a device includes a supporter that includes a first fulcrum; a first arm that is coupled to the supporter so as to be rotatable around the first fulcrum, and that includes a second fulcrum on one end; a second arm that includes a first end and a second end, the first end being coupled to the first arm so as to be rotatable around the second fulcrum; a grip; and a joint that is coupled to the second end of the second arm and the grip, is couplable to a device, and for which an orientation of the device with respect to the second arm is changeable by an operation of the grip.

A supporting device including an installation assembly; a first supporting arm assembly having a longitudinal direction, a first end, and a second end; a switching bracket; a bearing unit pivotally connected to the switching bracket; and at least one gas spring is provided. The first end is pivotally connected to the installation assembly. The switching bracket is pivotally connected to the second end of the first supporting arm assembly. The gas spring is disposed in the first supporting arm assembly and is respectively connected to the switching bracket and the installation assembly to provide a supporting force. Each gas spring has a hollow tube, a piston rod, and a compression spring. The piston rod is slidably disposed through the hollow tube and has a head. The head may be varied between maximum and minimum protruding positions relative to the hollow tube. The compression spring is sleeved on the piston rod.

A kit of parts for use in demountably configuring a variety of structural assemblies. A kit may comprise a plurality of cylindrical structural components configured for engagement with various types of male connector components along the sides or at the ends of the cylindrical structural components, there provided for demountable engagement of a female-end socket component at the end of another cylindrical structural component. The kit may additionally comprise components for one or more of roller carriage assemblies and/or one or more of sliding carriage assemblies configured for rolling or sliding movement along rail assemblies comprising a plurality of cylindrical, square, rectangular, or octagonal track components. The rail assemblies may be supported by bases comprising the cylindrical structural components and other components such as weight components, as well as threaded foot components or threaded caster components on which the rail assemblies can be adjustably levelled.

A display supporting device is provided and includes: a protruding neck; a quick-release unit having a quick-release base and a fixing member, where the quick-release base is detachably disposed on the protruding neck by the fixing member; a carrying unit having a bearing base, where the bearing base is connected to the quick-release base, and is able to rotate between a first position and a second position relative to the quick-release base with a main axis; and a first torsion spring unit constantly providing a first elastic force and disposed along a first axis that is substantially parallel to the main axis. The display supporting device can effectively reduce the overall thickness of the carrying unit and meet the torsion requirement of a large-sized display by deviating an arrangement position of the first torsion spring unit from the main axis.

A method of controlling a gimbal includes receiving angular velocity information transmitted by a somatosensory controller, the angular velocity information including an angular velocity of the somatosensory controller in a geodetic coordinate system, determining a target attitude of the gimbal according to the angular velocity information, and controlling the gimbal according to the target attitude.