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Patent Pending • Adaptive Ergonomics

Adaptive Alignment Display System

A closed-loop ergonomic platform that continuously aligns a display to your real-time posture—using vision-based head orientation, tilt, and proximity—so the screen stays at an ergonomic viewing position without manual adjustment.

Patent pending. For ergonomic support and educational demonstration purposes. Final product details may evolve.

Most Important Components

The invention is built as an integrated stack: a stable mechanical platform, a vision sensing layer, a posture interpretation engine, and a real-time control loop that executes alignment corrections smoothly.

Multi-Axis Alignment (Actuation Stack)

Motorized motion primitives that reposition the display in real time to match user posture.

  • Proximity (X-axis): moves the display toward/away from the user
  • Height (Y-axis): raises/lowers the display to maintain eye-level alignment
  • Optional orientation (tilt/rotation): adjusts viewing angle to match head tilt

Stability & Load Management (Mounting System)

A rigid base and guided mounts keep motion precise and prevent wobble, recoil, or tipping during adjustments.

  • Flat base + fin supports: lateral stability and weight compensation
  • Guided mounts: constrain motion and reduce mechanical play
  • Pin-lock / modular coupling: repeatable assembly and serviceability

Universal Object Interface (Gripper / Third Mount)

A configurable attachment system designed to securely hold different display devices while enabling motion.

  • Secure grip: clamps or modular adapters for different device types
  • Alignment-aware geometry: maintains consistent orientation during movement
  • Sensor-ready mounting: supports consistent vision capture direction

Vision Sensing Layer (Posture Capture)

A camera-based sensing layer captures real-time posture signals needed for alignment decisions.

  • Head orientation: detects yaw/pitch/roll cues for framing and comfort
  • Head tilt: estimates neck flexion/extension proxies
  • Proximity: measures (or infers) distance to maintain ergonomic viewing range

Sensor configurations may include RGB, depth, or IR-assisted capture depending on implementation.

Posture Interpretation Engine (State + Metrics)

Converts visual input into stable posture states and ergonomic metrics, with quality gating for reliability.

  • Landmarks / regions: identifies facial and upper-body reference points
  • Postural metrics: angles, symmetry, and spatial relationships
  • Quality assessment: confidence checks + re-capture when data is unreliable
  • Session states: timestamps and posture snapshots for trend analysis

Alignment Intelligence (Closed-Loop Control)

A decision layer evaluates posture deviation against ergonomic tolerances and triggers smooth corrective action.

  • Baseline calibration: establishes an ergonomic reference posture
  • Deviation logic: rule-based tolerances (and optionally ML-based mapping)
  • Command generation: translates adjustments into actuator movement commands
  • Embedded control unit: motor drivers + coordinated multi-axis motion
  • Feedback loop: re-check posture and micro-adjust as needed

Why this matters

Traditional ergonomic setups are static. This system is designed for how people actually work—shifting posture throughout the day. By keeping the display aligned to the user in real time, it reduces repeated micro-strain and helps maintain a comfortable, consistent viewing posture.

Designed to help

  • Reduce neck strain from prolonged screen misalignment
  • Maintain eye-level viewing as posture naturally changes
  • Improve comfort without manual screen repositioning

Not a replacement for

  • Medical diagnosis or treatment
  • Professional ergonomic assessment when needed
  • Perfect posture enforcement (the goal is comfort + alignment)