VEHICLE-MOUNTED DEVICE-FIXING STRUCTURE

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VEHICLE-MOUNTED DEVICE-FIXING STRUCTURE - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18342989 titled 'VEHICLE-MOUNTED DEVICE-FIXING STRUCTURE

Simplified Explanation

The vehicle-mounted device-fixing structure involves a first bracket and a second bracket fixed to a vehicle-mounted device, each with fastening members that attach to fastening surfaces on the vehicle.

The first bracket has a first fastening member that attaches to a first fastening surface on the vehicle.
The second bracket has a second fastening member that attaches to a second fastening surface on the vehicle.
The first fastening member includes a first contact surface that connects with the first fastening surface.
The second fastening member includes a second contact surface that connects with the second fastening surface.
The angle between the first contact surface and the second contact surface is an obtuse angle.

Potential applications of this technology:

Automotive industry for securing devices on vehicles.
Transportation industry for mounting equipment securely on vehicles.

Problems solved by this technology:

Ensures secure attachment of devices to vehicles.
Provides stability and prevents movement of mounted devices during transportation.

Benefits of this technology:

Increased safety by preventing devices from becoming loose or falling off vehicles.
Improved efficiency in transportation by securely fastening equipment.

Original Abstract Submitted

The vehicle-mounted device-fixing structure includes a vehicle-mounted device, a first bracket that is fixed to the vehicle-mounted device, and a second bracket that is fixed to the vehicle-mounted device. The first bracket has a first fastening member that is fastened to a first fastening surface provided on a vehicle. The second bracket has a second fastening member that is fastened to a second fastening surface provided on the vehicle. The first fastening member includes a first contact surface that contacts the first fastening surface, and the second fastening member includes a second contact surface that contacts the second fastening surface. An angle formed between the first contact surface and the second contact surface is an obtuse angle.