US2005030619A1PendingUtilityA1
Mobile projection screen
Priority: Jun 11, 2002Filed: Sep 15, 2004Published: Feb 10, 2005
Est. expiryJun 11, 2022(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Reinhold Stumpfl
G03B 21/58G03B 21/56
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Abstract
In varying embodiments, the present invention incorporates a combination of structures suitable for providing a lightweight and portable projection surface. In certain embodiments, the present invention includes a frame having four beams connected at the corners, with a collapsible brace at each corner, so that the frame can be collapsed for storage or transport. In certain embodiments, each beam may incorporate one or more collapsible inline braces in order to promote an even more compact profile when collapsed.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A projection screen frame comprising:
a top beam, a bottom beam, and at least one connecting beam connecting the top beam to the bottom beam, each beam connected to each beam adjacent to it by a brace,
each brace comprising
a pivot pin disposed in one of the adjacent beams,
a pivot plate disposed to pivot around the pivot pin,
one or more fasteners connecting the pivot plate to the remaining beam, and
a connecting brace, connecting the adjacent beams.
2 . A projection screen frame comprising:
a frame having a top beam, a bottom beam, and two side beams connecting the top beam to the bottom beam, each beam connected to each beam adjacent to it by a corner brace,
each corner brace comprising
a pivot pin disposed in one of the adjacent beams,
a pivot plate disposed to pivot around the pivot pin,
one or more fasteners connecting the pivot plate to the remaining beam, and
a connecting brace connecting the beams at points inside the pivot point;
at least one beam having a pivotable inline brace disposed therein, separating the beam into two adjacent beam portions, the inline brace comprising
a pivot pin disposed in one of the adjacent beam portions,
a pivot plate disposed to pivot around the pivot pin,
one or more fasteners connecting the pivot plates to the remaining beam portion, and
a latch, operable to latch the adjacent beam portions in an inline configuration.
3 . A projection screen frame comprising:
a frame having a top beam, a bottom beam, and two side beams connecting the top beam to the bottom beam, each beam connected to each beam adjacent to it by a corner brace,
each corner brace comprising
a pivot pin disposed in one of the adjacent beams,
a pair of pivot plates disposed to pivot around the pivot pin,
one or more fasteners fixing the orientation of the pivot plates to the remaining beam, and
a connecting brace connecting the beams at points inside the pivot point;
at least one beam having a pivotable inline brace disposed therein, separating the beam into two adjacent beam portions, the inline brace comprising
a pivot pin disposed in one of the adjacent beam portions,
a pair of pivot plates disposed to pivot around the pivot pin,
one or more fasteners fixing the orientation of the pivot plates to the remaining beam portion, and
a latch, operable to latch the adjacent beam portions in an inline configuration.
4 . A projection screen frame comprising:
a frame having a top beam, a bottom beam, and two side beams connecting the top beam to the bottom beam, each beam connected to each beam adjacent to it by a corner brace,
each corner brace comprising
a pivot pin disposed in one of the adjacent beams,
a pair of pivot plates disposed to pivot around the pivot pin,
one or more fasteners fixing the orientation of the pivot plates to the remaining beam, and
a connecting brace connecting the beams at points inside the pivot point;
each beam having at least one pivotable inline brace disposed therein, separating the beam into two adjacent beam portions, the inline brace comprising
a pivot pin disposed in one of the adjacent beam portions,
a pair of pivot plates disposed to pivot around the pivot pin,
one or more fasteners fixing the orientation of the pivot plates to the remaining beam portion, and
a latch, operable to latch the adjacent beam portions in an inline configuration.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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