Remote Controlled Plasma Brackets

[Vancouver]

anyone ever heard of a plasma bracket that can have its angle adjusted by remote?

thanks

 

[Mr.T]

It's new to me, but it's not a bad idea.

I suppose a gear box installed between the fixed short arm and the long swivel arm with a DC motor inside controlled by an infrared receiver should do the trick, for horizontal movements of the plasma. Why don't you make one?

 

[Vancouver]

If I had the right contacts perhaps I would develop a prototype. Anyone here be interested in buying a product like this if it was made?

 

[Mr.T]

This application will probably be very useful in many smaller screen LCD TVs, let's say 12" 15" that are being widely used now by Hospitals.

I suppose for hospitals use you need to have a wired control that will swivel the screen up/down/left/right so patients can adjust it to a confortable viewing position.

I am sure there are many other applications including plasma TVs to be operated by an IR remote control.
Let's see, for this project you need:

1) a Gyro box to interface the swivel arm of the wall bracket with 2 DC controlled motors, one for vertical swiveling and the other for the horizontal.
2) an IR remote control receiver with a controlled relay with a quad action to control the left/right/up/down movements.
3) an IR remote control transmitter.
4) a specially designed wall bracket