Mounting mechanism and head-mounted image display apparatus
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1. A mounting mechanism, comprising:
- a head mounting portion for mounting a display portion on head of a user;
a first weight supporting portion mounted on shoulder of the user, the first weight supporting portion supporting a part of weight of the head mounting portion;
a second weight supporting portion on head of the user, the second weight supporting portion supporting a part of weight of the head mounting portion other than the weight being supported by the first weight supporting portion; and
a connecting member suspending the head mounting portion from above, and connecting to the first weight supporting portion so that the head mounting portion may be movable following movement of the head.
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Abstract
This specification discloses a mounting mechanism for a display portion onto the head in which the movement range of a wearer is not restricted and it becomes possible to make the display portion follow the head. This mounting mechanism has a head mounting portion for mounting the display portion on the head, a weight supporting portion mounted on any other body portion than the head for supporting part of the weight of the head mounting portion, and a connecting member for connecting the head mounting portion and the weight supporting portion together so that the head mounting portion may be movable following the movement of the head.
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1. A mounting mechanism, comprising:
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a head mounting portion for mounting a display portion on head of a user; a first weight supporting portion mounted on shoulder of the user, the first weight supporting portion supporting a part of weight of the head mounting portion; a second weight supporting portion on head of the user, the second weight supporting portion supporting a part of weight of the head mounting portion other than the weight being supported by the first weight supporting portion; and a connecting member suspending the head mounting portion from above, and connecting to the first weight supporting portion so that the head mounting portion may be movable following movement of the head. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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