Interactive high-clarity glass electronic whiteboard
OwnerZhang Lu, Qiming Yu +1inventors
InventorsZhang Lu, Qiming Yu, Jicai Zu
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Abstract
An interactive high-clarity glass electronic whiteboard having a writing board body; the writing board body includes a base board and an ultra-thin tempered glass. The front of the base board attaches with the ultra-thin tempered glass. The attaching surface of the ultra-thin tempered glass attaching the base board is adhered with a non-transparent interlayer. A non-transparent coating is adhered to an attaching surface of the ultra-thin tempered glass attaching the base board A writing surface of the ultra-thin tempered glass is a matte surface with anti-glare treatment.
Claims11
An interactive high-clarity glass electronic whiteboard, comprising:
- a writing board body, wherein the writing board body comprises a base board, an ultra-thin tempered glass having an attaching surface, and a touch sensing module;
- a first side of the base board attached to the touch sensing module;
- an ink layer printed on the attaching surface of the ultra-thin tempered glass, the ink layer comprising a non-transparent interlayer;
- the ultra-thin tempered glass further comprising a writing surface of the interactive high-clarity glass electronic whiteboard, the writing surface opposite of the attaching surface, and the writing surface of the ultra-thin tempered glass comprising a matte surface having an anti-glare treatment;
- wherein the non-transparent interlayer is a film having a color chosen from a list of white or beige, the film attached to the ultra-thin tempered glass and the attaching surface;
- wherein the film has a surface which is a matte surface with an anti-glare treatment;
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- wherein the base board comprises an aluminum honeycomb panel and a surface of the aluminum honeycomb panel is bonded with an aluminum plate and wherein the ultra-thin tempered glass and a green board are attached to the aluminum plate respectively.
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