Future MacBook Pro displays can be turned on and tilted automatically to suit users.

Forget about Center Stage moving the camera lens to follow you-the future MacBook Pro screen may automatically tilt to the best viewing angle.

As we all know, Apple is very concerned about the tilt angle of its MacBook Pro screen in each Apple Store. They are placed at the right angle, and the buyer will automatically open them wider, so they begin to establish a relationship with the machine.

Seriously. That touch, that touch, it makes a difference. Now, however, Apple may even abandon the idea and support a self-adjustable screen. When you sit in front of a MacBook Pro, the screen may find out when you are at an ergonomic sound angle-and when you are not. When you are away, it can tilt the screen to better suit you.

Describes this. This is a new idea, but its description is familiar-- because it's as if Apple is looking for further uses for its best inventions.

"the processing system may be configured to determine the target location of the display portion," the patent application said, "based at least in part on the position of the object in the image and causing the drive system to drive the hinge mechanism to move the display portion relative to the base, from the initial position to the target position."

"the laptop may also include a position feedback system configured to determine the actual position of the display portion relative to the base portion," it continued.

All of this is difficult to describe a lot of content that Center Stage has introduced on iPad Pro. This does not physically move the screen, but it tracks where you are, so when you change position, it moves the lens.