The present disclosure relate to a display module, comprising: a flexible panel, wherein bumps are formed along two opposing sides of the flexible panel respectively, and a size of the bumps in a thickness direction of the flexible panel is larger than a thickness of the flexible panel; two curled slide rails arranged opposite to and in parallel with each other, wherein each slide rail has a groove for receiving the bump that extends along a curling direction of the slide rail, and for each groove, a groove entry for entering the groove is formed at one end of a respective slide rail; the slide rails and a space therebetween form a receiving rail for receiving the flexible panel; each of the bumps is able to enter a respective groove of the slide rail through the groove entry of the groove and move along the groove where the bump resides.

A display device includes a first frame configured to be coupled to a dashboard of a vehicle, a first roller coupled to the first frame and configured to rotate about a first rotary shaft, a second roller located above the first roller, coupled to the first frame, and configured to rotate about a second rotary shaft that extends parallel to the first rotary shaft, a driving track disposed around the first roller and the second roller, a second frame coupled to the driving track and configured to reciprocate upward and downward relative to the first frame, a flexible display coupled to the second frame and to the driving track and configured to receive power from the vehicle, and an actuator configured to receive power from the vehicle and to move the second frame upward and downward relative to the first frame.

The present disclosure relate to a display module, comprising: a flexible panel, wherein bumps are formed along two opposing sides of the flexible panel respectively, and a size of the bumps in a thickness direction of the flexible panel is larger than a thickness of the flexible panel; two curled slide rails arranged opposite to and in parallel with each other, wherein each slide rail has a groove for receiving the bump that extends along a curling direction of the slide rail, and for each groove, a groove entry for entering the groove is formed at one end of a respective slide rail; the slide rails and a space therebetween form a receiving rail for receiving the flexible panel; each of the bumps is able to enter a respective groove of the slide rail through the groove entry of the groove and move along the groove where the bump resides.

A scrolling system for scrolling a printed roll of media includes a mechanical scrolling apparatus and a user interface device. The mechanical scrolling apparatus includes a first winder for placing the printed roll and from which first winder the printed roll is unwindable, and a second winder for winding up the printed roll unwound from the first winder. At least one winder of the first and second winder is drivable by a motor. An unwound area is a piece of the printed roll that is unwound from the first winder and not yet wound up on the second winder. The user interface device is configured to receive a selection of a part of a digital representation of images printed on the roll. Upon receiving a selection of the part of the digital representation of the images printed on the roll by means of the user interface device, the motor is activated in order to scroll the printed roll by means of the two winders until a piece of the printed roll arrives in the unwound area, which piece of the printed roll corresponds to the selected part of the digital representation. A method to be applied by the scrolling system is also disclosed.

An apparatus (1) arranged to store and display a plurality of material samples (9), the apparatus (1) comprising a plurality of sample supports (21) arranged to hold the material samples (9), the sample supports (21) being moveable to allow a user to access a selected material sample (9); a controller (27) configured to receive a selection identifying a material sample (9) to be displayed; and a display mechanism configured to move the selected sample (9) from a first position, in which the selected sample (9) is not visible, to an extended position in which the selected sample (9) is visible and/or touchable by a user.