Abstract: A computing system includes a target device to be cooled, a fan unit, a storage device storing a first portion and a second portion of firmware, and a baseboard management controller (BMC). In the firmware, only the first portion is related to heat-dissipation control. The BMC executes the firmware for monitoring the target device, generating a monitoring report for the target device, and controlling the rotational speed of the fan unit based on the monitoring report thus generated and on cooling parameters and cooling algorithms stored in the first portion of the firmware.

Abstract: An injection device includes a case body, a control circuit disposed on the outside of the case body, a movable part disposed in the case body, carrying a drug, and movable between a start position and a target position, a magnetic member movable along with the movable part and producing a magnetic field, and a magnetic switch disposed on the outside of the case body and connected to the control circuit. When the movable part is moved to the target position, the magnetic switch changes a status of a conductive path of the magnetic switch in response to a presence of the magnetic field. The control circuit changes a state of the injection device according to a change of the status of the conductive path.

Abstract: A medication dispenser includes a casing, a notched wheel and a circuitry unit. The casing includes a mouthpiece. The notched wheel has a plurality of notches, and is rotatable to register the notches with the mouthpiece. The circuitry unit includes an annular magnetic member co-rotatably mounted to the notched wheel, and a Hall sensor. The magnetic member has a plurality of alternately arranged first and second magnetic poles. The Hall sensor is in a first detecting state when it detects one of the first magnetic poles, and is in a second detecting state when it detects one of the second magnetic poles.

Abstract: A method of collecting error logs according to the disclosure includes generating, during procedure of BIOS of a server, at least one BIOS error log based on detection of an error condition of one or more of hardware devices and a CPU, transmitting the at least one BIOS error log to a BMC, storing the at least one BIOS error log received from the CPU, packaging the at least one BIOS error log and at least one log that is generated by the BMC and that is related to BMC sensors to generate an error log file, and storing the error log file.

Abstract: A method of data management is to be implemented by a baseboard management controller (BMC) of a server. The method includes: collecting normal (abnormal) operation information that is related to current statuses of hardware and firmware components; selecting a portion of the normal (abnormal) operation information; classifying each piece of data included in the portion of the normal (abnormal) operation information as a hardware class or a firmware class; and storing the portion of the normal (abnormal) operation information in the storage.

Abstract: A remote error detection method is provided. A service computer stores error log collection (ELC) data that are related to the service computer device, and generates and transmits an alert signal to a remote computer device when a baseboard management controller (BMC) thereof determines that a predetermined trigger event has occurred. The remote computer device receives the error log collection data after the service computer device sends the alert signal to the remote computer device.

Abstract: A computing system includes a target device to be cooled, a fan unit, a storage device storing a first portion and a second portion of firmware, and a baseboard management controller (BMC). In the firmware, only the first portion is related to heat-dissipation control. The BMC executes the firmware for monitoring the target device, generating a monitoring report for the target device, and controlling the rotational speed of the fan unit based on the monitoring report thus generated and on cooling parameters and cooling algorithms stored in the first portion of the firmware.

Abstract: A method of collecting error logs according to the disclosure includes generating, during procedure of BIOS of a server, at least one BIOS error log based on detection of an error condition of one or more of hardware devices and a CPU, transmitting the at least one BIOS error log to a BMC, storing the at least one BIOS error log received from the CPU, packaging the at least one BIOS error log and at least one log that is generated by the BMC and that is related to BMC sensors to generate an error log file, and storing the error log file.

Abstract: A medication dispenser includes a base seat, a circuitry unit and an outer casing. The base seat includes a mouthpiece. The circuitry unit includes a first circuit board, a battery, and first and second switches disposed on the first circuit board. The outer casing is movable relative to the base seat between a close position where the outer casing covers the mouthpiece and where the first switch is actuated such that electric power is prevented from being supplied from the battery to the first circuit board, and an open position where the outer casing uncovers the mouthpiece and where the second switch is actuated such that electric power is supplied from the battery to the first circuit board.

Abstract: A medication dispenser includes a base seat, a circuitry unit and an outer casing. The base seat includes a mouthpiece. The circuitry unit includes a first circuit board, a battery, and first and second switches disposed on the first circuit board. The outer casing is movable relative to the base seat between a close position where the outer casing covers the mouthpiece and where the first switch is actuated such that electric power is prevented from being supplied from the battery to the first circuit board, and an open position where the outer casing uncovers the mouthpiece and where the second switch is actuated such that electric power is supplied from the battery to the first circuit board.

Abstract: Described herein is a method and storage medium for predicting the dosage based on human physiological parameters, which can effectively predict the dosage for a patient based on the physiological parameters given by the patient. The method includes obtaining dosage data and multiple human physiological parameter data of multiple testers as raw data, preprocessing the raw data to obtain input data as a training set, based on the input data, establishing a decision tree by classification and regression tree algorithm, which includes generating the decision tree based on the feature extraction of the input data, and pruning the generated decision tree and selecting the optimal sub-tree by using a validation data set, inputting a user's human physiological parameter data, and predicting the required dosage according to the established decision tree.