Disclosed is an ultrasonic diagnostic apparatus including an improved actuator to compensate for a weight of an input/output device. The ultrasonic diagnostic apparatus includes a main body, an input/output device coupled to the main body and configured to receive information from a user or output information received from the main body, and a connection device to connect the main body and the input/output device, wherein the connection device includes a shaft having a shaft body, a link frame having a frame body and a shaft coupling portion extending from the frame body to be coupled with the shaft, and an actuator including a torsion spring having a first end supported by the shaft and a second end supported by the link frame, so as to compensate for a weight of the input/output device.

A display device including a display panel, a shaft, a correcting sensor and a driving module is provided. The display panel has a display surface. The shaft has an axial end and a correcting end opposite the axial end. The correcting sensor is disposed on the correcting end. When the shaft is rotated relative to the axial end, the correcting sensor is moved to a second position from a first position and faces the display surface at the second position. The driving module is configured to translate the shaft when the correcting sensor is at the second position, such that the correcting sensor can be moved to a detecting position from the second position, wherein the distance of the second position relative to the display surface is greater than the distance of the detecting position relative to the display surface.

The present disclosure describes a component rack for, e.g., electronic devices. The component rack includes an upper rail; a lower rail, the upper rail and the lower rail extending relative to a first axis; at least one end cap coupled to an end of the upper rail and the lower rail; wherein the at least one end cap comprises a first panel slidably couplable to a second panel and movable along a second axis between a collapsed position and an extended position, the second axis extending transversely to the first axis.

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.

Implementations relate to a moveable display system. In some implementations, a control unit includes a first support and a second support coupled to the first support. The second support is linearly translatable along a first axis in a first degree of freedom with respect to the first support, and at least a portion of the second support is linearly translatable along a second axis in a second degree of freedom with respect to the first support. The control unit includes a display unit rotatably coupled to the second support. The display unit is rotatable about a third axis in a third degree of freedom with respect to the second support, and the display unit includes a display device.

A self-standing tablet device case covering the top, bottom, left, and right edges of a device comprising of a collapsible leg base centrally affixed on the back side of the tablet device case, whereby the collapsible base comprises of a folding base and adjustable legs that are hingedly connected to the folding base and fixedly connected at equal distances from the left and right sides of the self-standing tablet case and the non-exposed section of each adjustable leg resides within a housing that is fixedly connected to the back of the self-standing tablet case.

A mounting device includes a first mount portion and a second mount portion. The first mount portion is in communication with a first pin extending along a first axis. The second mount portion is in communication with a pair of opposing second pins extending along a second axis different than the first axis. The second pins are in rotational communication with and extend outward from the first pin. The first and second mount portions are configured to translate along the first and second axes and rotate about the first and second axes with respect to one another.

Improvements in a shield is disclosed. The steady shield integrates a vest with a shield that can be made from a protective ballistic material that protects the user from projectiles, bottles, heat or debris. An adjustable arm connects the vest to the shield and allows the shield to be moved at least one of towards, away and to the sides and higher and lower relative to the user. Once the shield is positioned the shield will remain in the set position to allow both arms and hands of the user free for other activities. The shield also provides a platform for the storage of tools or other features such as, but not limited to, ammunition, tear gas, water, first aid, lighting, radio, camera, GPS or other display.

Universally adjusting Ultra Short Throw (UST) projector credenza having a sliding UST compartment allowing for the cabinet to lie flush or near flush with a forward wall. The UST compartment expands out to a predetermined position to accommodate projecting images onto 100+ inch screens above. Each UST compartment comes with a cross-drilled and ventilated floating shelf that can be adjusted in three dimensions withing the compartment to allow adjustments. Ventilation holes in the shelf aerate the projector without obstructing ventilation. The UST compartment may have a low iron pane of glass over the projector to make it more discrete and hidden, but does not obstruct the image or color of the projected image passing through it in any way.

An extending gripping socket system includes an extending gripping socket attached to a base section. The extending gripping socket includes a semi-conical shape and is configured to extend and retract in relation to the base section. The base section includes a fastener section for securing the extending gripping socket system to a host electronic device. The base section further includes a charging port and an integrated wireless charger configured to provide power to and recharge the host electronic device. The extending gripping socket system provides wireless charging and an extendable hand grip for assisting a user with gripping and securely holding the host electronic device, such as a smartphone, during use.