Abstract: A vehicle-mounted motion simulation platform based on active suspension and a control method thereof is provided. The vehicle-mounted motion simulation platform includes a vehicle body, a motion simulation platform fixedly connected to the vehicle body, an upper computer for posture control, a gyroscope, a plurality of wheels, and suspension servo actuating cylinders and displacement sensors corresponding to the wheels respectively, an electronic control unit, and a servo controller group. The electronic control unit calculates posture control parameters based on the posture instructions of the motion simulation platform input by the upper computer for posture control and posture information of the motion simulation platform measured by the gyroscope, and then outputs the posture control parameters to the servo controller group.

Abstract: A display device includes a display and a wall mount for fixing the display. The wall mount includes a first connection member and a second connection member. The first connection member is configured to support the display, the second connection member is provided on the display, thereby the whole display is attached to the wall fixedly with magnetic attraction between the first connection member and the second connection member.

Abstract: A connecting member, a receiving member, a housing, and a display device are provided. The connecting member includes a columnar body, and a securing member at a first end of the columnar body. The securing member is elastically deformable to detachably connect the connecting member and a receiving member.

Abstract: A system for visualizing information in multi-display environments (“MDEs”) using spatial and perspective-aware visualization techniques. In one implementation, the position of each display in a three-dimensional MDE is determined relative to the other displays. Graphical decoration objects and link paths are then used to help visualize relatedness and continuity between graphical data objects and graphical node-link objects on different displays. Three-dimensional decoration objects and link paths are also constructed to visualize interrelationships between data objects on displays that are not on the same plane. The visualization techniques can also be integrated with mobile displays using location sensing technology to dynamically adjust the decoration objects. Additionally, user tracking systems will dynamically adjust the decoration objects based on user perspective. The visualization techniques are applicable to physical, virtual or mixed physical-virtual environments.