Gaming systems, methods, and machines provided herein may include wheel displays with movable wheel segments that may be caused to have at least portions thereof that at least translate along axes parallel to a center axis of the wheel display when the wheel is in a spin mode.

A timepiece display mechanism for a watch includes a roller pivoting about a main axis and including flaps, each pivoting about a secondary axis parallel to the main axis and having two faces, a first driver for pivoting the roller about the main axis, and a second driver for pivoting a flap about its secondary axis, in a determined position of this secondary axis relative to the main axis, and which include, at each flap, a drive pinion cooperating with a controller to modify, in sequence or continuously, the position of the successive flaps of the same roller or to modify, on demand, the position of a specific flap.

Gaming systems, methods, and machines provided herein may include wheel displays with movable wheel segments that may be caused to have at least portions thereof that at least translate along axes parallel to a center axis of the wheel display when the wheel is in a spin mode.

Methods and assemblies are provided for displaying a plurality of images, which can be mirror images of each other. The method includes providing a first display object having a first image on it and providing a second display object having a second image on it. The first and second images are mirror images of each other. The first and second display objects are positioned such that the images are displayed in a first mirrored registration. After doing so, the first and second display objects are repositioned such that the first and second images are displayed in a second mirrored registration. Assemblies can include at least one mount, a first display object having a first image disposed thereon, and a second display object having a second image disposed thereon, the images being mirror images of each other. The first and second display objects are movably attached to the mount.

Methods and assemblies are provided for displaying a plurality of images, which can be mirror images of each other. The method includes providing a first display object having a first image on it and providing a second display object having a second image on it. The first and second images are mirror images of each other. The first and second display objects are positioned such that the images are displayed in a first mirrored registration. After doing so, the first and second display objects are repositioned such that the first and second images are displayed in a second mirrored registration. Assemblies can include at least one mount, a first display object having a first image disposed thereon, and a second display object having a second image disposed thereon, the images being mirror images of each other. The first and second display objects are movably attached to the mount.

The present disclosure is applicable to a display apparatus-related technical field, and relates to, for example, a rotating display apparatus using a light-emitting diode (LED) which is a semiconductor light-emitting device. According to the present disclosure, a rotating display apparatus using a light-emitting device, comprises: a fixed part including a motor; a rotary part located on the fixed part and rotated by the motor; and a light source module which is coupled to the rotary part, and which includes at least one panel that is radially arranged or at least one panel that is arranged along the cylindrical surface, and a first light-emitting device array having individual pixels that are arranged on each panel in the longitudinal direction, wherein sub-pixels forming the individual pixel of the first light-emitting device array can be arranged along a direction orthogonal to the longitudinal direction.

The present disclosure is applicable to a display apparatus-related technical field, and relates to, for example, a rotating display apparatus using a light-emitting diode (LED) which is a semiconductor light-emitting device. According to the present disclosure, a rotating display apparatus using a light-emitting device, comprises: a fixed part including a motor; a rotary part located on the fixed part and rotated by the motor; and a light source module which is coupled to the rotary part, and which includes at least one panel that is radially arranged or at least one panel that is arranged along the cylindrical surface, and a first light-emitting device array having individual pixels that are arranged on each panel in the longitudinal direction, wherein sub-pixels forming the individual pixel of the first light-emitting device array can be arranged along a direction orthogonal to the longitudinal direction.

Provided is a reusable container cap adapted to help identify a container belonging to a particular user or to help identify contents of a container when there are several containers similar in appearance. The cap comprises a cap housing that encases one or more rotating dials. The dials are stacked inside of the cap housing, forming a flat upper surface. A visible surface of each of the dials features letters, numbers, or symbols near its outer edge. The cap housing has a cutout that allows the user to rotate the dials using his or her fingers. When the dials are rotated, a combination of letters, numbers, or symbols are displayed, enabling the user identify his or her bottle or contents within the bottle. The present invention fits over standard size valves of various conventional bottles and containers.

Provided is a reusable container cap adapted to help identify a container belonging to a particular user or to help identify contents of a container when there are several containers similar in appearance. The cap comprises a cap housing that encases one or more rotating dials. The dials are stacked inside of the cap housing, forming a flat upper surface. A visible surface of each of the dials features letters, numbers, or symbols near its outer edge. The cap housing has a cutout that allows the user to rotate the dials using his or her fingers. When the dials are rotated, a combination of letters, numbers, or symbols are displayed, enabling the user identify his or her bottle or contents within the bottle. The present invention fits over standard size valves of various conventional bottles and containers.

An image display device is disclosed in which electrical connection to a rotary body is reliably maintained during rotation of the rotary body and supply of power and transmission and reception of a signal are stabilized. Since transmission and reception of a signal between a communication transmitter and a communication receiver are implemented through a cavity formed in a motor, introduction of an external signal is blocked, and thus security and control stability are ensured. Even when a rotary module rotates at a high speed, damage thereto due to friction is prevented, and thus the durability thereof is ensured. Rotation of the rotary module is stabilized through structural stabilization.