Abstract: A tiled display device includes two panels and two cover layers respectively disposed on the two panels. The two cover layers include a contact region. A top portion and a bottom portion of the contact region have a height H. One of the two cover layers has a thickness Tn. One of the two panels has a distance Xn between an upper surface of the one of the two panels and the bottom portion of the contact region. The one of the two panels is corresponding to the one of the two cover layers. The height H, the thickness Tn and the distance Xn satisfy the equation: 0<H/(Xn+Tn)<0.8.

Abstract: In an aspect of the disclosure, a method, a computer-readable medium, and an apparatus are provided. The apparatus may be a UE. In certain configurations, the UE establishes a connection supporting an extended reality (XR) application service with a base station. The UE reports, to the base station, a delay status report (DSR) to indicate a buffer size for data to be transmitted to the base station. The DSR includes timing information. The UE receives a configuration instruction from the base station. The UE configures resources on the UE according to the configuration instruction to transmit the data to the base station.

Abstract: An IC device includes first through third rows of fin field-effect transistors (FinFETs), wherein the second row is between and adjacent to each of the first and third rows, the FinFETs of the first row are one of an n-type or p-type, the FinFETs of the second and third rows are the other of the n-type or p-type, the FinFETs of the first and third rows include a first total number of fins, and the FinFETs of the second row include a second total number of fins one greater or fewer than the first total number of fins.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to a wafer drying system and method that detects airborne molecular contaminants in a drying gas as a feedback parameter for a single wafer or multi-wafer drying process. For example, the system comprises a wafer drying station configured to dispense a drying gas over one or more wafers to dry the one or more wafers, a valve configured to divert the drying gas to a first portion and a second portion, and an exhaust line configured to exhaust the first portion of the drying gas. The system further comprises a detector configured to receive the second portion of the drying gas and to determine a real time property of the second portion of the drying gas, and a control unit configured to control a feedback operation of the wafer drying station based on the real time property of the second portion of the drying gas.

Abstract: A projection device for increasing light-transmitting efficiency includes a light-emitting unit, a light-guiding unit, an image display module and an image projection unit. The light-emitting unit includes a first light-emitting module for generating a first predetermined light source, a second light-emitting module for generating a second predetermined light source, and a third light-emitting module for generating a third predetermined light source. The light-guiding unit includes at least one photonic crystal fiber structure having a first light input terminal for receiving the first predetermined light source, a second light input terminal for receiving the second predetermined light source, a third light input terminal for receiving the third predetermined light source, and a light output terminal. The image display module is corresponding and adjacent to the light output terminal. The image projection unit includes at least one projection lens corresponding and adjacent to the image display module.

Abstract: An authenticating method includes enabling a transponder to receive a read request that contains an authentication code, enabling the transponder to extract the authentication code from the read request, enabling the transponder to generate and wirelessly transmit a reply signal that contains the authentication code, and enabling a reader to authenticate the transponder based on the authentication code contained in the reply signal. An identification system, which includes the transponder and the reader is also disclosed.

Abstract: An RFID tag includes a substrate, a chip, a conductive unit, and an antenna. The substrate is attached to an article. The chip is disposed on the substrate to partition the substrate into a first region on one side of the chip and a second region on the other side of the chip. The conductive unit is coupled electrically to the chip, and is disposed on the substrate to form a loop in cooperation with the chip. The antenna is disposed on the substrate and coupled electrically to the chip. The loop and an area of the substrate encompassed thereby are disposed in the first region, and the antenna is disposed in the second region. Removal of the substrate from the article results in a break in the conductive unit, and the chip is operable to detect the break in the conductive unit.

Abstract: An authenticating method includes enabling a transponder to receive a read request that contains an authentication code, enabling the transponder to extract the authentication code from the read request, enabling the transponder to generate and wirelessly transmit a reply signal that contains the authentication code, and enabling a reader to authenticate the transponder based on the authentication code contained in the reply signal. An identification system, which includes the transponder and the reader is also disclosed.

Abstract: A method for verifying authenticity of an object includes the steps of: enabling an electronic device to generate and transmit a request signal; in response to the request signal, enabling an RFID tag to generate a first authentication code based on a varying secret key, a second authentication code based on a unique identification code of the RFID tag and the varying secret key, and a third authentication code that is based on the unique identification code of the RFID tag and the first and second authentication codes, and to wirelessly transmit the third authentication code for reception by the electronic device; and enabling the electronic device to forward the third authentication code received from the RFID tag to an authenticating center for verification. A system, which includes the RFID tag, the electronic device, and the authenticating center, and which performs the method is also disclosed.

Abstract: A transponder device includes a mode selector and a transponder. The transponder, such as a radio frequency identification (RFID) tag, is coupled to the mode selector, such as a mechanical switch, and has a function that is switched selectively between enabled and disabled states upon receipt by the transponder of a wirelessly transmitted switch command when the mode selector is actuated.

Abstract: A method for verifying authenticity of an object includes the steps of: enabling a code-generating device to generate and show a symbol based on at least two of a unique identification code of the code-generating device, and first and second authentication codes generated by the code-generating device based on a varying secret key; and enabling an electronic device to forward an image of the symbol to an authenticating device for verification. A system, which includes the code-generating device, the electronic device, and the authenticating device, and which performs the method is also disclosed.

Abstract: A method for verifying authenticity of an object includes the steps of: enabling an electronic device to generate and transmit a request signal; in response to the request signal, enabling an RFID tag to generate a first authentication code based on a varying secret key, a second authentication code based on a unique identification code of the RFID tag and the varying secret key, and a third authentication code that is based on the unique identification code of the RFID tag and the first and second authentication codes, and to wirelessly transmit the third authentication code for reception by the electronic device; and enabling the electronic device to forward the third authentication code received from the RFID tag to an authenticating center for verification. A system, which includes the RFID tag, the electronic device, and the authenticating center, and which performs the method is also disclosed.