An imaging apparatus stand includes a first member having an L shape, a second member similarly having an L shape, an adjustment section which raises and lowers the first member, and a third member rotatably coupled to a portion of the second member provided extending at right angle to the second member. The first member includes a stage provided extending at right angle thereto. On the stage, a tablet terminal is placed such that its camera section is directed downward. The adjustment section raises and lowers the first member, i.e., the stage by an operation knob being operated. The third member functions as a leg portion for making the imaging apparatus stand self-supporting. On the lower surface of the stage of the first member, a lighting device using an LED as a light emitting element is provided.

A transparent display device, comprising a display panel for transparency display, a base and a system light source; one side edge of the display panel being mounted to the base; the system light source comprising a first light source; wherein the first light source is mounted on a side edge of the display panel away from the base, and/or is mounted to the base and located at the light incident side of the display panel, light emitted from the first light source is irradiated onto the display panel after reflection by an object placed at the light incident side of the display panel to form a spatial light.

A system can include a display that includes a mount; a display stand that includes a base that includes opposing sides and a platform that spans the opposing sides, an arm that extends from the base and that operatively couples to the mount, and a video cable passage that includes a side opening on one of the opposing sides of the base; and a video cable that operatively couples to the display, that is disposable at least in part in the video cable passage, and that includes a connector exposable via the side opening of the one of the opposing sides of the base of the display stand.

A system can include a display that includes a mount; a display stand that includes a base that includes opposing sides and a platform that spans the opposing sides, an arm that extends from the base and that operatively couples to the mount, and a video cable passage that includes a side opening on one of the opposing sides of the base; and a video cable that operatively couples to the display, that is disposable at least in part in the video cable passage, and that includes a connector exposable via the side opening of the one of the opposing sides of the base of the display stand.

A shade and platform device configured to support and partially enclose and shelter a laptop, notebook computer, or other electronic or non-electronic item from sun exposure, allowing users to use their laptop, notebook computer or other electronic or non-electronic item outdoors while reducing screen glare and risk of the sheltered item overheating due to direct sun exposure. The platform component may contain functionality that enables it to fold into a carrying case for the shade, awning, canopy, or hood component. The shade, awning, canopy, or hood component may be collapsed, optionally detached from the platform component, and folded so that it can be compactly secured and stored within the platform case. Furthermore, the platform case may include an attachment element for a stand, such as a tripod, on which the platform case may be supported.

A portable workstation comprises a housing, wherein interior surfaces of the housing define at least one storage compartment, an articulating arm configured for mounting to the housing, and an attachment portion. The articulating arm comprises two or more arm sections configured for extension and rotation relative to one another and an exterior surface of the housing. A first end of a first one of the arm sections comprises a first mount point configured for mounting the articulating arm to the housing. A second end of the first one of the arm sections is configured for attachment to a first end of a second one of the arm sections. The attachment portion is configured for coupling to and rotation about a second mount point of a given one of the arm sections of the articulating arm, the attachment portion being further configured to hold a mobile electronic device.

A method for securing a portable electronic device having a housing to a substantially immovable object utilizing a locking assembly having a security rod or spike formed with an anchoring end separated axially by a protruding end, a locking device with an internal locking mechanism and a cable permanently attached to the locking device at one end, includes several steps. The steps include securedly fixing the anchoring end of the security rod or spike to the portable electronic device upon or through the housing, attaching an other end of the cable to the substantially immovable object and inserting the protruding end of the security rod into an opening in the locking device to actuate the internal locking mechanism and lock the locking device to the captive security rod. Locking the security rod to the locking device concurrently locks the portable electronic device to which it is anchored to the substantially immovable object.

A portable, collapsible support for holding electronic equipment including programmable logic controllers (PLC), human machine interfaces (HMI), instruments, switches, Din rail mounting devices, and other equipment when testing, demonstrating, programming, or repairing such devices at remote job sites, testing labs or facilities, trade shows, training centers, and other places. The portable, collapsible support includes a base having a holding bar in parallel with a back bar forming a holding recess to hold HMIs, a cover including a Din rail, and a pair of mounting pegs for holding the electronic equipment, and a pair of locking arms for releasably, pivotably locking the cover in an open, vertical position while holding the electronic equipment, or for closing the cover to easily carry and transport the collapsible support from one location to another.

The present invention relates to a portable and tiltable stand (1) for multiple portable electronic devices with a screen (2) that allows the screens to be looked at also upwards from lower position. The stand (1) includes a base (3), a tray (4) with a fixation device (5) suitable to attach the electronic device or devises (2) to the tray (4) reversibly, and one or more torque joints (6), wherein at least one torque joint (6) is in the form of a torque hinge (6a), ball joint, condyloid joint and/or saddle joint, through which the tray (4) is connected to the base (3). The one or more torque joints (6) allow the tray (4) to be tilted by at least an angle of ±30°, preferably at least ±45°, starting from the 90° upwards position relative to the base (3), and have a torque to allow the tray (4) with an attached electronic device (2) to remain in any position, and to tilt the tray (4) with the attached electronic device or devices (2) by hand without having to loosen and tighten an adjustable screw or the like. Also includes the use of the stand (1).

A double sided clipboard includes a rigid board, a front fastening mechanism, a rear fastening mechanism, a left opening, a right opening, a left supporting arm, and a right supporting arm. The front fastening mechanism and the rear fastening mechanism are oppositely positioned of each other about a top edge of the rigid board to secure two sets of documents within the rigid board. The front fastening mechanism is connected to a front surface of the rigid board. The rear fastening mechanism is connected to a rear surface of the rigid board. The left opening and the right opening traverses through the rigid board and oppositely positioned of each other about the front fastening mechanism. The left supporting arm is perpendicular attached to the rigid board through the left opening. The right supporting arm is perpendicular attached to the rigid board through the right opening.