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I think a servo motor should be behind the screen and it should rotate depending on whether I look up or down or sideways. Added benefit: if you spin the screen

I think a servo motor should be behind the screen and it should rotate depending on whether I look up or down or sideways. Added benefit: if you spin the screen fast enough you get a circular display! Of course this means you have to precisely time screen refresh rates and invent a new type of rotation resistant power and video cable.

rypskar 3y ago
>>invent a new type of rotation resistant power and video cable That should not be difficult, plug cables into the base instead of directly into the screen and have circular donut shaped plates connecting the base and the screen instead of cables. The plates do of course have to have a spring to put the correct pressure to give a good connection even after some wear on the plates
- genpfault 3y ago
  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slip_ring https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slip_ring
- zokier 3y ago
  Instead of mechanical slip-rings use fiber-optic rotary joint so you avoid awkward bandwidth limitations. You could probably make do with plain off-the-shelf components here
imp0cat 3y ago
Auto-rotating wallmounts are a thing! https://www.samsung.com/us/televisions-home-theater/television-home-theater-accessories/televisions/55-65-auto-rotating-wall-mount-400x300-vesa-vg-arab43wmtza/ https://www.samsung.com/us/televisions-home-theater/televisi...