A viewing apparatus that is securable (lockable) to surfaces includes a mirror, a base, and an interconnection assembly between the base and the mirror. The base includes a suction device for selectively locking or unlocking the viewing apparatus to/from a mounting surface. The suction device utilizes a lifter and an internal coupler that drives the lifter, responsive to user operation of a lock/unlock selector, to reposition a flexible diaphragm increasing or decreasing the volume of a space between an underside surface of the suction device and the mounting surface depending upon a direction of rotation of the selector.

A gimbal photographing device includes a machine body, a foldable mechanism connected with the machine body, and a gimbal camera connected with the foldable mechanism. The gimbal camera is configured to cling to the machine body through the foldable mechanism and to be positioned in an extended state or a folded state. The machine body includes a support wall configured to support the gimbal camera. The foldable mechanism includes a rotation member rotatably connected with the support wall around a rotation axis direction to cause the gimbal camera to rotate relative to the machine body. The rotation member is configured to cause the gimbal camera to rotate to the folded state in which the gimbal camera clings to the support wall.

A gimbal handle includes an enclosure including an accommodation space, a main control board accommodated in the accommodation space, and an electrical contact member provided at the main control board and electrically connected to the main control board. The electrical contact member penetrates the enclosure to expose to an outside of the enclosure. The electrical contact member is configured to be electrically connected to an adapter.

A handheld gimbal includes a handheld member, a gimbal body, a fixing base, a movable member, and a lock member. An end of the gimbal body is connected to the handheld member. The fixing base includes a base body and a fixed member arranged at the base body. The base body is mounted at another end of the gimbal body. The movable member is movably connected to the fixed member. The lock member is arranged on at least one of the fixed member or the movable member and configured to cause the movable member and the fixed member to close or separate. The fixed member and the movable member are configured to fix a photographing device when being closed or allow the photographing device to be detached when being separated.

Control unit for controlling a parameter in an multimedia system said control unit comprising a bracket where the multimedia system can be manipulated relative to the bracket from a neutral position to an unbalanced position, and where the bracket urges the multimedia system back to the neutral position, and a receiver in the multimedia system registering the manipulation of the multimedia system, whereby the control unit alters the parameter in response to the registration by the receiver.

In one aspect of the present disclosure, a gimbal assembly is described for use with an image capturing device. The gimbal assembly includes a motor assembly, a first housing defining an internal compartment that is configured and dimensioned to receive the motor assembly, and a second housing that is mechanically connected to the motor assembly such that actuation of the motor assembly causes relative rotation between the first and second housings. The first housing includes a first guide that is configured and dimensioned to support transmission media adapted to communicate electrical and/or digital signals. The second housing defines a channel that is configured and dimensioned to receive the first guide such that the first guide extends into the second housing through the channel. The transmission media is supported on the first guide such that the first guide routes the transmission media from the first housing into the second housing.

The present disclosure provides a gimbal control method, a device, a gimbal, a system, and a storage medium. The gimbal includes at least one axis of rotation. The method includes: determining a current first working mode of the gimbal; and if the gimbal satisfies a preset mode switching condition, controlling the gimbal to switch from the first working mode to a second working mode, and enabling the gimbal to maintain smooth and stable operation during the switching process, where in the first working mode, the axis of rotation is configured to enable the gimbal to face a first direction, and in the second working mode, the axis of rotation is configured to enable the gimbal to face a second direction. In this way, smooth transition of the gimbal can be maintained during mode switching, so that stability of image shooting during mode switching of the gimbal is improved.

An adjustment structure and an adjustment method therefor, a sealing member, a coaxial cable, a gimbal and a mobile apparatus are provided. The arm adjustment structure includes a base, an arm, and a sealing member. The arm is capable of moving relative to the base, and a clearing slot is disposed on the arm. The sealing member is disposed between the base and the arm, and is capable of being located at the clearing slot to cover the clearing slot. The sealing member is disposed between the base and the arm, and capable of being located at the clearing slot to cover the clearing slot to prevent the clearing slot from being exposed, and prevent foreign matters such as water droplets, sand, and dust from entering the gimbal through the clearing slot and affecting normal use of the gimbal.

A gimbal includes a rotation assembly. The rotation assembly includes an axis arm, a lock device, and an electric motor configured to drive the axis arm with a first driving force to rotate to a pre-set position, such that the lock device locks the axis arm at the pre-set position, and when the axis arm is at the pre-set position, drive the axis arm with a second driving force to rotate, such that the lock device unlocks the axis arm.

A stabilizer folding structure and a handheld stabilizer. a stabilizer folding structure for rotationally connecting the motor base and the rocker arm such that the motor base and the rocker arm have an unfolded first state and a stored second state during relative rotation, comprising: an elastic member, applying An elastic force for abutting the motor base and the rocker arm; and a snap structure at a position where the motor base abuts the rocker arm, in the first state and the second state, The snap structure is engaged to restrict relative rotation of the motor base and the rocker arm. In other states, the snap structure is disengaged such that the motor base and the rocker arm are relatively rotatable. The folding structure of aspects of the invention facilitates the folding and storage of the stabilizer, and is convenient for the user to use.