Suction-mountable display device having a periphery and a bend adjacent the periphery
OwnerDouglas M. Sheffield, Jr., Tamara K. Sheffieldinventors
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OwnerDouglas M. Sheffield, Jr., Tamara K. Sheffieldinventors
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A deformable device mountable by suction on a mounting surface including a body having an inner surface and a periphery. The inner surface has a concave portion and a suction portion contiguous with suction created to mount the body on the mounting surface. The inner surface includes a boundary defining the suction portion, an additional portion between the boundary and the periphery, and a bend adjacent the boundary at which the inner surface curves away from the mounting surface. The body is deformable from an undeformed shape to an actuated shape to mount the body on the mounting surface by positioning the inner surface of the undeformed body adjacent the mounting surface thereby forming a cavity and deforming the body to the actuated shape thereby sealing the body against the mounting surface and forcing fluid from the cavity to create suction between the body and the mounting surface.
A deformable device mountable by suction on a generally smooth mounting surface comprising a body including:
A deformable device mountable by suction on a generally smooth mounting surface comprising:
A deformable device mountable by suction on a generally smooth mounting surface comprising:
A deformable device mountable by suction on a generally smooth mounting surface comprising:
A deformable device mountable by suction on a generally smooth mounting surface comprising a body including:
A deformable device mountable by suction on a generally smooth mounting surface comprising:
A deformable device mountable by suction on a generally smooth mounting surface comprising:
A deformable device mountable by suction on a generally smooth mounting surface comprising:
A deformable device mountable by suction on a generally smooth mounting surface comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.