Wireless Conferencing System and Collaboration Method Thereof

Abstract

A wireless conferencing system for wirelessly connecting a computerized device with a display device includes at least a data transmitter. The data transmitter includes a transmitter self-powered unit, a data transmission module electrically powered by the transmitter self-powered unit, and a computer interface communicatively lined to the data transmission module, wherein when the computer interface is configured for detachably connecting to the computerized device, the data transmission module is powered and ready for wirelessly transmitting data from the computerized device to the display device without consuming power of the computerized device.

Claims

1. A wireless conferencing system for wirelessly connecting at least one computerized device with at least one display device, comprising: one or more data transmitters, each comprising a data transmission module, configured for transmitting data from the computerized device to the at least one display device; and one or more data receivers, each of said one or more data receivers comprising: a display interface for detachably connecting to the at least one display device, and a data receiving module wirelessly linked to said one or more data transmitter for wirelessly receiving the data from the computerized device.

2. The wireless conferencing system, as recited in claim 2, further comprising a control base selectively activating said data transmitter and said data receiver to form a closed private network.

3. The wireless conferencing system, as recited in claim 2, wherein each of said one or more transmitters comprises a transmitter self-powered unit, which is charged by said control base when each of said one or more data transmitters is supported thereon and is configured for being charged by an external battery unit when each of said one or more data transmitters is connected to the computerized device.

4. The wireless conferencing system, as recited in claim 2, wherein each of said one or more data transmitters further comprises a built-in encoding unit electrically powered by said transmitter self-powered unit for encoding the data before transmitting, wherein each of said one or more data receivers further comprises a built-in decoding unit that decodes the data transmitted from said data transmission module.

5. The wireless conferencing system, as recited in claim 4, wherein each of said one or more data receivers further comprises a receiver encoding unit encoding the data from said built-in decoding unit, and a USB interface configured for connecting an output computerized device to transmit data from said receiver encoding unit to the output computerized device.

6. The wireless conferencing system, as recited in claim 2, wherein each of said one or more data transmitters further comprises an interface adapter detachably coupled at said computer interface to alter a connection interface.

7. The wireless conferencing system, as recited in claim 6, wherein said interface adapter of each of said one or more data transmitters comprises a power supply such that when said interface adapter is coupled at said computer interface, said self-powered unit is recharged by said power supply of said interface adapter.

8. The wireless conferencing system, as recited in claim 2, wherein each of said one or more data receivers is configured to send a control signal to said data transmitter when the display device is a touch-screen control device.

9. The wireless conferencing system, as recited in claim 2, wherein when two or more of said data transmitters are provided, one of said data transmitters is arranged for connecting to the computerized device as a transmitting terminal thereof while one of said data transmitters serves as a laser pointer, wherein when said laser pointer is configured to transmit a pointer signal to said data receiver, said data receiver transmits said pointer signal to said data transmitter for controlling the computerized device and for creating a pointer on the display device.

10. The wireless conferencing system, as recited in claim 2, wherein when two or more of said data transmitters are provided, one of said data transmitters is arranged for connecting to the computerized device as a transmitting terminal thereof while one of said data transmitters serves as a remote controller, wherein when said remoter controller is configured to transmit a remote controlling signal to said data transmitter, said remote controller is configured for remotely controlling the computerized device.

11. The wireless conferencing system, as recited in claim 2, wherein when two or more of said data receivers are provided, one of said two or more data receivers is wirelessly linked to said one or more data transmitters via said closed private network and is arranged for connecting to one of said two or more data receivers via a wireless network different from said closed private network.

12. The wireless conferencing system, as recited in claim 2, wherein at least one of said one or more data receivers is configured to be operated between an AP (access point) working mode and a P2P (peep-to-peep) working mode for ensuring a realtime data transmitting between said one or more data transmitters and said one or more data receivers.

13. The wireless conferencing system, as recited in claim 3, wherein said control base has one or more receiving stations and one or more charging ports provided at said one or more receiving stations respectively for charging said one or more transmitter self-powered units of said one or more data transmitters when said one or more data transmitters are held at said receiving stations of said control base.

14. A conferencing collaboration method for wirelessly connecting at least one computerized device with a display device, comprising steps of: (a) connecting a data transmitter to the computerized device to form a transmitting terminal; and (b) connecting a data receiver to the display device to form a receiving terminal by steps of connecting a display interface of said data receiver to the display device, and powering a data receiving module of said data receiver to receive the data transmitted from a data transmission module of said data transmitter.

15. The conferencing collaboration method, as recited in claim 16, before the step (a), further comprising a step of: selectively activating said data transmitter and said data receiver to form a closed private network by a control base.

16. The conferencing collaboration method, as recited in claim 15, wherein a transmitter self-powered unit of said data transmitter is charged by one of steps of: charging said transmitter self-powered unit by a control base when said data transmitter is supported thereon, and charging said transmitter self-powered unit by an external battery unit when said data transmitter is connected to the computerized device.

17. The conferencing collaboration method, as recited in claim 16, wherein the step (a) further comprises a step of encoding the data before transmitting by a built-in encoding unit of said data transmitter, wherein the step (b) further comprises a step of decoding the data transmitted from said data transmission module by a built-in decoding unit of said data receiver.

18. The conferencing collaboration method, as recited in claim 17, wherein the step (c) further comprises steps of: connecting a USB interface of said data receiver to an output computerized device, and encoding the data from said built-in decoding unit by a receiver encoding unit of said data receiver to transmit data from said receiver encoding unit to the output computerized device.

19. The conferencing collaboration method, as recited in claim 16, wherein the step (a) further comprises a step of detachably coupling an interface adapter at said computer interface to alter a connection interface.

20. The conferencing collaboration method, as recited in claim 16, wherein the step (b) further comprises a step of sending a control signal from said data receiver to said data transmitter when the display device is a touch-screen control device.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0036] FIG. 1 illustrates a wireless conferencing system according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0037] FIG. 2 is a block diagram of a data transmitter of the wireless conferencing system according to the above preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0038] FIG. 3 illustrates the data transmitters connecting to different computerized devices according to the above preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0039] FIG. 4 is a block diagram of a data receiver of the wireless conferencing system according to the above preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0040] FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the of the wireless conferencing system according to the above preferred embodiment of the present invention, illustrating the data transmitters and the data receivers held at the control base.

[0041] FIG. 6 illustrates the data receivers connecting to different display devices according to the above preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0042] FIG. 7 is a block diagram illustrating the structural configuration of the wireless conferencing system according to the above preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0043] FIG. 8 is a block diagram illustrating the data transmission of the wireless conferencing system according to the above preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0044] FIG. 9 is a block diagram illustrating the data transmitter functioning as a laser pointer according to the above preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0045] FIG. 10 is a block diagram illustrating the data transmitter functioning as a remote controller according to the above preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0046] FIG. 11 is a block diagram illustrating the data transmission of the wireless conferencing system via a mobile device according to the above preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0047] FIG. 12 is a block diagram illustrating the data transmission of the wireless conferencing system among different computerized devices and display device according to the above preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0048] FIG. 13A is a block diagram illustrating the charging arrangement of the control base and the data transmitter and data receiver according to the above preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0049] FIG. 13B is a block diagram illustrating an alternative mode of the charging arrangement of the control base and the data transmitter and data receiver according to the above preferred embodiment of the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

[0050] The following description is disclosed to enable any person skilled in the art to make and use the present invention. Preferred embodiments are provided in the following description only as examples and modifications will be apparent to those skilled in the art. The general principles defined in the following description would be applied to other embodiments, alternatives, modifications, equivalents, and applications without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention.

[0051] Referring to FIGS. 1 to 6, a wireless conferencing system according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, wherein the wireless conferencing system is configured for wirelessly connecting at least one computerized device 100 with at least one display device 200. The wireless conferencing system according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention comprises one or more data transmitters 10, one or more data receivers 20, and a control base 30.

[0052] According to the preferred embodiment, the data transmitter 10 is configured to be detachably connected to the computerized device 100 to form a transmitting terminal. In one embodiment, the computerized device 100 is embodied as a personal computer, a notebook computer, a smart device, or a tablet computer. Preferably, two or more data transmitters 10 are connected to different computerized devices 100 respectively, as shown in FIG. 3.

[0053] As shown in FIG. 2, each of the one or more data transmitters 10 comprises a transmitter self-powered unit 11, a data transmission module 12 electrically powered by the transmitter self-powered unit 11, and a computer interface 13 communicatively linked to the data transmission module 12. The data transmitter 10 which is configured to have a compact size such as thumb size comprises an elongated housing 10A configured to house the transmitter self-powered unit 11, the data transmission module 12, and the computer interface 13. According to the preferred embodiment of the present invention, a connecting terminal of the computer interface 13 is extended from a first end of the housing 10A of the data transmitter 10. When the computer interface 13 is configured for detachably connecting to the computerized device 100, the data transmission module 12 is powered and ready for wirelessly transmitting data from the computerized device 100 to the display device without consuming power of the computerized device 100. In other words, the data transmitter 10 is a self-powered transmitting device which does not need to draw electrical power from the computerized device 100 when operating the data transmitter 10.

[0054] According to the preferred embodiment, the data receiver 20 is detachably connected to the display device 200 to form a receiving terminal. In one embodiment, the display device 200 is embodied as a TV, a projector projecting information on screen, a screen of the personal computer, a screen of the notebook computer, a screen of the smart device, or a screen of the tablet computer. Preferably, two or more data receivers 20 are connected to different display devices 200 respectively, as shown in FIG. 6.

[0055] As shown in FIG. 4, each of the one or more data receivers 20 comprises a receiver self-powered unit 21, a display interface 23 for detachably connecting to the display device 200, and a data receiving module 22 wirelessly linked to the data transmitter 10 for wirelessly receiving the data from the computerized device 100. The data receiver 20 which is also configured to have a compact size such as thumb size comprises an elongated housing 20A configured to house the receiver self-powered unit 21, the data receiving module 22, and the display interface 23 for transmitting data received from the data transmitter 10 to the display device 200 to display. According to the preferred embodiment, a connecting terminal of the display interface 23 is extended from a first end of the housing 20A of the data receiver 20, as shown FIG. 12. Likewise, the data receiver 20 also is a self-powered receiving device which does not need to draw any electrical power from the display device when operating the data receiver 20. It is worth mentioning that the receiver self-powered unit 21 is optional. Preferably, the data receiver 20 is powered by the display device 200, such that the receiver self-powered unit 21 can be a backup power source of the data receiver 20.

[0056] The control base 30 is configured to selectively activate the data transmitter 10 and the data receiver 20 to form a closed private network. In one embodiment, when two or more data transmitters 10 are used at the same time, the control base 30 is configured to activate the data transmitters 10 to join the closed private network. Likewise, when two or more data receivers 20 are used at the same time, the control base 30 is configured to activate the data receivers 20 to join the closed private network. The closed private network can be embodied as a “WiFi” connection, “Bluetooth” connection, “5G” connection, or other wireless connection preferably with encrypted data transmission. In other words, the data can only transmitted between the data transmitters 10 and the data receivers 20 but not other devices.

[0057] According to the preferred embodiment, referring to FIGS. 1-4 and 13A, the control base 30, which comprises a power supply and charging circuit 33 configured for electrically connecting to an external power source 300 and electrically connected to the charging ports 32, serves as a charging station for charging the data transmitters 10 and the data receivers 20. The transmitter self-powered unit 11 is embodied as a rechargeable battery and configured to be charged by the control base 30 when the data transmitter 10 is supported thereon through a power terminal 110 such as a USB port provided at one end of the . Likewise, the receiver self-powered unit 21 is charged by the control base 30 when the data receiver 20 is supported thereon. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 5, the control base 30 comprises a plurality of receiving stations 31 and a plurality of charging ports 32 provided at the receiving stations 31 respectively each for charging the transmitter self-powered unit 11 of the data transmitter 10 and the receiver self-powered unit 21 of the data receiver 20 when the data transmitters 10 and the data receivers 20 are held at the receiving stations 31. Preferably, bottom portions of the data transmitters 10 and bottom portions of the data receivers 20 are held at the receiving stations 31 of the control base 30 as shown in FIG. 5, wherein each of the receiving stations 31 is embodied to have a receiving slot shaped and sized to fittingly receive at least a bottom portion of the data transmitter 10 or the data receiver 20.

[0058] According to the preferred embodiment, the transmitter self-powered unit 11 of the data transmitter 10 is preferred to be embodied as a rechargeable battery and a connecting terminal such as USB port 110 of the transmitter self-power unit 11 is provided at a second end of the housing 10A of the data transmitter, such that when the data transmitter 10 is docked and held in the corresponding receiving station 31 of the control base 30, the transmitter self-power unit 11 is charged by the corresponding charging port 32, for example via the connecting terminal of the transmitter self-power unit 11. In addition, the transmitter self-power unit 11 may also configured to be charged by an external battery unit such as a power bank by electrically connecting the external battery unit to the USB port 110 at the second end of the housing 10A of the data transmitter 10 when the data transmitter 10 is not docked in the control base 30 or is connecting with the computerized device 100 for data transmission.

[0059] It is appreciated that a magnetic engagement unit can be provided for magnetically engaging the data transmitter 10 and/or the data receiver 20 with the receiving stations 31 of the control base 30 so as to facilitate the positioning and retaining of the data transmitter 10 and the data receiver 20 in the corresponding receiving station 31. Furthermore, in one embodiment, referring to FIG. 13B, the control base 30 comprises one or more wireless charging inductive circuits 34 at the receiving stations 31 thereof, and the data transmitter 10 and/or the data receiver 20 may also comprise wireless inductive charging coil 341 therein, such that the data transmitter 10 or the data receiver 20 is wireless charged when it is held in the receiving station 31 of the control base 30 through inductive coupling. In one embodiment, the wireless charging inductive circuit 34 of the control base 30 may be arranged in such a manner that the data transmitter 10 or data receiver 20 is able to be wirelessly charged by the control base 30 when the data transmitter 10 and the data receiver 20 are placed on the control base 30 or even adjacent to the control base 30.

[0060] According to the preferred embodiment, referring to FIG. 2, each of the one or more data transmitters 10 further comprises a built-in encoding unit 14 electrically powered by the transmitter self-powered unit 11 for encoding the data before transmitting. When the computer interface 11 is connected to the computerized device 100, the data is acquired from the computerized device 100 and is encoded by the encoding unit 14. Then, the encoded data is wirelessly transmitted to the data receiver 20 via the wireless connection between the data transmission module 12 and the data receiving module 22.

[0061] Correspondingly, each of the one or more data receivers 20 further comprises a built-in decoding unit 24 electrically powered by the receiver self-powered unit 21 or the display device 200 for decoding the data transmitted from the data transmission module 12. In other words, the decoding unit 21 is configured to decode the encoded data transmitted from the data transmitter 10.

[0062] It is worth mentioning that the encoding-decoding operation is performed by the paired data transmitter 10 and the data receiver 20, such that the computerized device 100 to be operated with the present invention does not require pre-installing any encodingdecoding software. In other words, the data transmitter 10 and the data receiver 20 of the present invention are capable of working with any computerized device 100. Therefore, after the data transmitter 10 and the data receiver 20 are paired, the data transmitter 10 and the data receiver 20 are plug-and-play devices without any pre-installing software.

[0063] As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, each of the one or more data transmitters 10 further comprises an interface adapter 15 configured to be detachably coupled at the computer interface 13 to alter a connection interface. In one embodiment, the computer interface 13 of the data transmitter 10 is a HDIM interface connecting to a HDIM port of the computerized device 100. Accordingly, the interface adapter 15 comprises an alternative computer interface 151 serving as an alternative interface to connect to the computerized device 100. In one embodiment, the alternative computer interface 151 is a USB interface connecting to a USB port of the computerized device 100. In other words, when the interface adapter 15 is detachably coupled at the computer interface 13, the data transmitter 10 is converted from the HDIM interface to the USB interface.

[0064] The interface adapter 15 may further comprise a power supply 152 configured to be able to charge the transmitter self-powered unit 11 of the data transmitter 10 when the interface adapter 15 is coupled at the data transmitter 10. According to the preferred embodiment, the computer interface 13 is extended from the first end of the elongated housing 10A of the data transmitter 10. When the interface adapter 15 is detachably coupled at the computer interface 13, the data transmitter 10 is converted from the HDIM interface to the USB interface and at the same time the transmitter self-powered unit 11 is charged by the power supply 152.

[0065] When the interface adapter 15 is detachably coupled at the second end of the elongated housing 10A of the data transmitter 10, the data transmitter 10 provides the HDIM interface and at the same time the transmitter self-powered unit 11 is charged by the power supply 152. It is worth mentioning that, similar to the data transmitter 10 and the data receiver 20, the power supply 152 of the interface adapter 15 is preferred to be embodied as a rechargeable battery and configured to be charged by the control base 30 while the interface adapter 15 is held in the corresponding receiving station 31 of the control base 30.

[0066] In other words, the connecting terminal 110 provided the second end of the elongated housing 10A of each of the data transmitters 10 is adapted to couple with the alternative computer interface 151 of the interface adapter 15. Preferably, the USB port 110 is a USB type C port.

[0067] According to the preferred embodiment, the communicative connection between the data transmitter 10 and the data receiver 20 is not unidirectional. In other words, the data transmitter 10 not only transmits data to the data receiver 20 but also received data from the data receiver 20, as shown in FIG. 8. Particularly, the data receiver 20 is configured to send a control signal to the data transmitter 10 when the computerized device 100 or display device 200 is a touch-screen control device. By touching the screen of the computerized device 100 or display device 200, the control signal is generated and sent from the data receiver 20 to the data transmitter 10 for controlling the computerized device 100. For example, by drag the finger on the screen of the display device 200 from side to side to generate the control signal of “turning to the next page”, the data transmitter 10 receives the control signal to control the computerized device 100 for generating the data of “next page” to be displayed on the display device 200.

[0068] In order to effectively transmit the control signal from the data receiver 20 to the data transmitter 10, the data transmitter 10 further comprises a wireless controller 16 wirelessly connecting to the data receiver 20 to receive the control signal therefrom. It is worth mentioning that the wireless controller 16 is not a device for wireless connection. The wireless controller 16 is only configured to receive the control signal from the data receiver 20. In one embodiment, the wireless controller 16 is an individual controller detachably connecting to the computerized device 100, such as through USB connection. In other words, the computerized device 100 requires two individual ports, such as HDMI port and USB port, for connecting the computer interface 13 and the wireless controller 16 respectively. Alternatively, the wireless controller 16A can be built-in with the housing of the data transmitter 10 to form a one single unit, such that the computerized device 100 requires only one port, such as USB port, for connecting the computer interface 13.

[0069] According to the preferred embodiment, the data transmitter 10 is able to serve as a laser pointer 10A and a remoter controller 10B when two or more of the data transmitters 10 are used.

[0070] In one configuration of the laser pointer 10A, as shown in FIG. 9, two data transmitters 10 are incorporated with each other to the data receiver 20. One of the data transmitters 10 is connected to the computerized device 100 for transmitting the date to the data receiver 20. Another one of the data transmitter 10A serves as the laser pointer 10A wirelessly connecting to the wireless controller 16, 16A through the data receiver 20. When the laser pointer 10A is configured to transmit a pointer signal as the control signal to the data receiver 20, the data receiver 20 transmits the pointer signal to the data transmitter 10 via the wireless controller 16 for controlling the computerized device 100 and for creating a pointer on the display device. It is worth mentioning that the wireless controller 16, 16A can be an individual device or a built-in device. As shown in FIG. 9, the wireless controller 16 is the individual device.

[0071] In one configuration of the remoter controller 10B, as shown in FIG. 10, two data transmitters 10 are incorporated with each other to the data receiver 20. One of the data transmitters 10 is connected to the computerized device 100 for transmitting the date to the data receiver 20. Another one of the data transmitter 10B serves as the remote controller 10B wirelessly connecting to the data transmitter 10 through the wireless controller 16. When the remoter controller 10B is configured to transmit a remote controlling signal to the data transmitter 10, the remote controller 10B is configured for remotely controlling the computerized device 100. As shown in FIG. 10, the wireless controller 16 is the individual device.

[0072] According to the preferred embodiment, two or more of the data receivers 20 can be incorporated with each other to wirelessly connect to two or more data transmitters 10. In one configuration, the data receivers 20 are wirelessly connected with the data transmitter 10 via the closed private network to form a display group, wherein when one or more of the data receivers 20 are connected to the one or more display devices 200 respectively, the dater transmitter 10 transmits the data to the data receivers 20 at the same time, such that the data will be concurrently displayed on the display devices 200.

[0073] In another configuration, as shown in FIG. 7, one of the data receivers 20 is wirelessly linked to the data transmitter 10 via the closed private network and is arranged for connecting to one of the data receivers 20 via a wireless network different from the closed private network. In other words, the data receivers 20 are interconnected with each other via the wireless network. Only one of the data receivers 20 is wirelessly connected to the data transmitter 10 via the closed private network. Therefore, for example, the data receiver 20 serves as a host data receiver when connecting to the data transmitter 10 via the closed private network, while the other data receiver 20 serves as a slave data receiver when connecting to another data receiver 20 via the wireless network.

[0074] During the conference, data will be shared through different computerized devices 100. Accordingly, the data receiver 20 is adapted to connect to the computerized device 100 to share and/or display the data transmitted from the data transmitter 10. As shown in FIG. 12, each of the data receivers 20 is preferred to further comprise a receiver encoding unit 25 encoding the data from the built-in decoding unit 24, and a USB interface 26 configured for connecting an output computerized device 100A to transmit data from the receiver encoding unit 25 to the output computerized device 100A. Preferably, the USB interface 26 of the data receiver 20 is a UVC/UAC USB for connecting to the output computerize device. Such configuration is especially for live broadcasting and for creating a platform for conference.

[0075] Accordingly, the wireless conferencing system of the present invention can be incorporated with different computerized devices 100, such personal computer, notebook computer, tablet computer, mobile phones, and etc., with different operation systems. For the personal computer, notebook computer, and tablet computer, the data transmitter 10 can be directly connected to these computerized devices 100. For the mobile phone or tablet, the data receiver 20 can be wirelessly connected to the mobile phone for steaming the data therefrom. Accordingly, there are two mainstreams of the operation systems for the mobile phone, i.e. “IOS” and “Android”.

[0076] According to the preferred embodiment, the data receiver 20 is configured to be operated between an AP (access point) working mode and a P2P (peep-to-peep) working mode for ensuring a real-time data transmitting between the data transmitter 10 and the data receiver 20. In one configuration, the working modes are configured for wirelessly communicating with different operation systems of the computerized devices 100. Particularly, the data receiver 20 is set at the AP working mode configured for ISO device and for connecting the data transmitter 10, and is set at the P2P working mode especially configured for Android device. It is worth mentioning that the AP working mode and the P2P working mode can be concurrently set for real-time data transmission.

[0077] As it is mentioned above, the data transmitter 10 is a self-powered transmitting device which does not draw any electrical power from the computerized device 100 when operating the data transmitter 10 therewith. The data transmitter 10 further comprises a low battery warning unit 17 electrically connected to the transmitter self-powered unit 11 for generating a low battery warning signal when a power level of the transmitter self-powered unit 11 is below a preset threshold. In one embodiment, the low battery warning unit 17 can be a LED unit configured for generating a light signal as the low battery warning signal. When the low battery warning signal is generated, the user is able to recharge the transmitter self-powered unit 11 by connecting the interface adapter 15 to the data transmitter 10 or connecting the external battery unit to the data transmitter 10. Alternatively, the low-battery data transmitter 10 can be disconnected or unplugged from the computerized device 100 for disconnecting the data receiver 20 and can be placed at the control base 30 for re-recharging, wherein a fully charged data transmitter 10 can be connected or plugged to the computerized device 100 to wirelessly connect to the data receiver 20 for continuously transmitting the data to the data receiver 20. It is worth mentioning that when the data transmitter 10 is disconnected from the computerized device 100 for disconnecting the data receiver 20, the data receiver 20 is configured for saving the last data displayed on the display device. In other words, when the data transmitter 10 is powered off, the last screen on the display device will be saved and remained on the display device until new data is received by the data receiver 20 from another data transmitter 10 connected to the computerized device 100.

[0078] Accordingly, the present invention further comprises a conferencing collaboration method, comprising the following steps.

[0079] (A) Connect the data transmitter 10 to the computerized device 100 to form a transmitting terminal by the following steps.

[0080] (A.1) Connect the computer interface 13 of the data transmitter 10 to the computerized device 100.

[0081] (A.2) Power the data transmission module 12 of the data transmitter 10 by the transmitter self-powered unit 11 thereof.

[0082] (A.3) Generate the low battery warning signal by the data transmitter 10 when a power level of the transmitter self-powered unit 11 is below a preset threshold.

[0083] (B) Via the data transmission module 12, wirelessly transmit data from the computerized device 100 to the display device 200 without consuming power of the computerized device 100.

[0084] (C) Connect the data receiver 20 to the display device to form a receiving terminal by the following steps.

[0085] (C.1) Connect the display interface 23 of the data receiver 20 to the display device 200.

[0086] (C.2) Power the data receiving module 22 of the data receiver 20 by the receiver self-powered unit 21 thereof or by the display device 200 to receive the data transmitted from the data transmission module 12 of the data transmitter 10.

[0087] In one embodiment, the step (C) further comprises the step:

[0088] (C.3) Save the last data displayed on the display device 200 by the data receiver 20 when the data transmitter 10 is powered off or detached from the computerized device 100.

[0089] When the display device is the touch-screen control device, the display device 200 is able to generate the control signal. The step (C) further comprises a step of (C.4) sending the control signal form the data receiver 20 to the data transmitter 10 for controlling the computerized device 100 from the display device.

[0090] In order to share and/or display the data to another computerized device 100, i.e. the output computerized device 100A, the step (C) further comprises the following steps.

[0091] (C.1′) Connect the USB interface 26 of the data receiver 20 to the output computerized device 100A.

[0092] (C.2′) Encode the data from the built-in decoding unit 24 by the receiver encoding unit 26 of the data receiver 20 to transmit data from the receiver encoding unit 26 to the output computerized device 100A.

[0093] Accordingly, in order to pair the data transmitter 10 with the data receiver 20, before the step (a), the method further comprises a pre-step of:

[0094] selectively activating the data transmitter 10 and the data receiver 20 to form the closed private network by the control base 30, wherein the activation of each of the data transmitter 10 and the data receiver 20 can be touch buttons on the control base 30.

[0095] The transmitter self-powered unit 11 of the data transmitter 10 is charged by the following charging steps.

[0096] (1) Charge the transmitter self-powered unit 11 by the control base 30 by placing the data transmitter 10 thereon when the data transmitter 10 is not connected to the computerized device 100.

[0097] (2) Charge the transmitter self-powered unit 11 by the external battery unit when the data transmitter 10 is connected to the computerized device 100.

[0098] (3) Charge the transmitter self-powered unit 11 by the interface adapter 15 when the data transmitter 10 is connected to the computerized device 100.

[0099] One skilled in the art will understand that the embodiment of the present invention as shown in the drawings and described above is exemplary only and not intended to be limiting.

[0100] It will thus be seen that the objects of the present invention have been fully and effectively accomplished. The embodiments have been shown and described for the purposes of illustrating the functional and structural principles of the present invention and is subject to change without departure from such principles. Therefore, this invention includes all modifications encompassed within the spirit and scope of the following claims.