US 2026/0022754 A1Published application

Damping apparatus

AssigneeTilta Inc.

InventorsLong MA, Yaolong LUO, Wenping ZENG, Kefeng ZHOU

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Abstract

A damping apparatus, including a damping main arm, a base, a buffer assembly, and a coupling assembly. The front end of the damping main arm is designed to support and carry camera equipment. The base is rotatably connected to the rear end of the damping main arm. The buffer assembly is rotatably connected to the front end of the damping main arm and is configured to provide load damping. The coupling assembly includes a first connector, which is movably connected to the base, and a second connector, which is movably connected to the damping main arm. The coupling assembly forms a buffer zone among the damping main arm, the base, and the buffer assembly. When the damping apparatus pitches, the first and the second connectors swing slightly, thereby reducing variations in the movement stroke of the buffer assembly.

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Dependent claims

A damping apparatus, comprising:

a damping main arm, wherein a front end of the damping main arm is configured for carrying camera equipment;
a base rotatably connected to a rear end of the damping main arm;
a buffer assembly rotatably connected to the front end of the damping main arm, wherein the buffer assembly is configured to provide load damping for the camera equipment;
and
a coupling assembly configured to connect the damping main arm, the base, and the buffer assembly, wherein the coupling assembly comprises a first connector movably connected to the base and a second connector movably connected to the damping main arm;
and
wherein an end of the first connector opposite to the base is movably connected to the second connector,
wherein the second connector is movably connected to a free end of the buffer assembly, and
wherein the coupling assembly forms a buffer zone among the damping main arm, the base, and the buffer assembly to reduce variation in a movement stroke of the buffer assembly.

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