18036615. MOBILE TERMINAL simplified abstract (LG ELECTRONICS INC.)
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MOBILE TERMINAL
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MOBILE TERMINAL - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18036615 titled 'MOBILE TERMINAL
Simplified Explanation
The present invention is a mobile terminal with a flexible display that can switch between two states by sliding its frames in different directions.
- The mobile terminal has a body with two frames that can slide in different directions.
- It is equipped with a flexible display unit that covers one side of the body.
- The display unit has a front and rear surface connected by a side surface.
- The mobile terminal includes a driving unit that uses a motor mounted on the second frame to slide the first frame relative to the second frame.
- The driving unit consists of a motor, a pinion gear, a rack gear, and a gear cover.
Potential applications of this technology:
- Mobile phones with flexible displays that can switch between different states.
- Tablets or laptops with flexible displays that can be expanded or contracted.
- Wearable devices with flexible displays that can adjust their size or shape.
Problems solved by this technology:
- Limited screen size or form factor of traditional mobile devices.
- Inflexibility of displays in current devices.
- Difficulty in switching between different states or sizes of mobile devices.
Benefits of this technology:
- Enhanced user experience with a flexible display that can adapt to different needs.
- Increased versatility and functionality of mobile devices.
- Improved portability and convenience with a compact or expanded form factor.
Original Abstract Submitted
The present invention is a mobile terminal capable of switching between a first and second state, expanded in a first direction. The mobile terminal comprising: a body with a first and second frame, which can slide in the first or second direction, a flexible display unit covering one side of the body, with a front and rear surface connected by a side surface, a driving unit for sliding the first frame relative to the second frame using a motor mounted on the second frame. The driving unit includes a motor, a pinion gear, a rack gear and a gear cover covering at least a portion of the rack gear.
