Angle-Adjustable Systems for Diverse Industries

The inventive concept applies the core technology of the angle-expandable spinal cage to novel applications in wind energy, solar power, robotics, display technology, and satellite communications, enabling precise angle adjustments in these industries.

The original angle-expandable spinal cage patent addressed spinal alignment issues. However, its core technology has broader potential. This inventive concept tackles the limitations of traditional angle adjustment systems in diverse industries, where precise adjustments are crucial for optimal performance.

The inventive concept comprises a frame, a block, and a driving bolt, which enable precise angle adjustments in various applications. In wind energy, the system adjusts the angle of wind turbine blades for optimal energy harvesting. In solar power, it optimizes the angle of solar panel arrays for maximum energy output. In robotics, it enables modular robotic arms to perform complex tasks with precision. In display technology, it adjusts the angle of display screens for optimal viewing. In satellite communications, it optimizes the angle of satellite dishes for signal reception.

The new claims introduce novel applications of the angle-expandable technology, extending its reach beyond spinal cages to diverse industries. The inventive step lies in the recognition of the core technology's broader potential and its adaptation to these new use cases.

Alternative embodiments could include using different materials or designs for the frame, block, and driving bolt. Variations could involve integrating sensors and control systems to automate angle adjustments or developing specialized systems for specific industries.

The inventive concept has significant commercial potential in the wind energy, solar power, robotics, display technology, and satellite communications industries, where precise angle adjustments can improve performance, efficiency, and safety. The target market includes companies and organizations operating in these industries, as well as research institutions and governments.