18215582. PROJECTOR AND CONTROL METHOD THEREOF simplified abstract (SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.)
PROJECTOR AND CONTROL METHOD THEREOF
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PROJECTOR AND CONTROL METHOD THEREOF - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18215582 titled 'PROJECTOR AND CONTROL METHOD THEREOF
Simplified Explanation
The abstract describes a projector that consists of a main body, an optical engine for projecting images, a movable housing for the optical engine, a driving device to move the housing, and a processor to control the driving device based on the projector's operation mode.
- The projector has a main body and a movable housing for the optical engine.
- The optical engine is responsible for projecting images.
- The housing can be moved to either an inside area of the main body or to a front surface of the main body.
- A driving device is used to move the housing.
- A processor controls the driving device based on the operation mode of the projector.
Potential applications of this technology:
- Home theater systems
- Business presentations
- Education and classroom settings
- Entertainment venues
- Digital signage and advertising
Problems solved by this technology:
- Flexibility in projector placement and positioning
- Easy adjustment of projection angle and distance
- Adaptability to different environments and spaces
- Enhanced user experience and convenience
Benefits of this technology:
- Versatile and adaptable projector placement options
- Improved image projection quality and accuracy
- Ease of use and convenience for users
- Enhanced flexibility in projector setup and installation
Original Abstract Submitted
A projector includes: a main body; an optical engine configured to project an image; a housing on which the optical engine is provided, the housing being movable to an inside area of the main body or to a front surface of the main body; a driving device configured to move the housing; and a processor configured to control the driving device based on an operation mode of the projector.
