Abstract: Devices and methods for preparing and delivering biological assay samples are provided herein. Components of such devices include a sample receiving module within which a biological assay sample can be prepared and a cap, which when operatively coupled with the sample receiving module, pressurizes the module. These devices can be employed for subsequently delivering a biological assay sample.

Abstract: Devices and methods for preparing and delivering biological assay samples are provided herein. Components of such devices include a sample receiving module within which a biological assay sample can be prepared and a cap, which when operatively coupled with the sample receiving module, pressurizes the module. These devices can be employed for subsequently delivering a biological assay sample.

Abstract: A handheld radiation image detecting system and an operation method thereof are provided. The handheld radiation image detecting system includes a handheld device including a radiation emitter and a first transceiver and a sensing device including a radiation image sensor and a second transceiver. The first transceiver is coupled to the radiation emitter and used for generating a first wave with directionality. The second transceiver is used for receiving the first wave and for generating a second wave with directionality, and the first transceiver is used for receiving the second wave.

Abstract: A handheld radiation image detecting system and an operation method thereof are provided. The handheld radiation image detecting system includes a handheld device including a radiation emitter and a first transceiver and a sensing device including a radiation image sensor and a second transceiver. The first transceiver is coupled to the radiation emitter and used for generating a first wave with directionality. The second transceiver is used for receiving the first wave and for generating a second wave with directionality, and the first transceiver is used for receiving the second wave.

Abstract: Devices and methods for preparing and delivering biological assay samples are provided herein. Components of such devices include a sample receiving module within which a biological assay sample can be prepared and a cap, which when operatively coupled with the sample receiving module, pressurizes the module. These devices can be employed for subsequently delivering a biological assay sample.

Abstract: A touch display device includes an organic light emitting diode display panel and a touch panel. The organic light emitting diode display panel includes an organic light emitting diode array having a plurality of pixel regions and a non-pixel region surrounding the pixel regions. Each of the pixel regions has an organic light emitting diode unit thereon, and a metal wire is located in the non-pixel region. The touch panel includes a transparent substrate, a sensing electrode layer and a light-shading pattern. The sensing electrode layer and the light-shading pattern are disposed on the transparent substrate, and overlapped each other. An orthogonal projection of the light-shading pattern onto the organic light emitting diode array is in the non-pixel region, and overlap the metal wire.

Abstract: Embodiments of this invention provide touch panel display, touchscreen and their producing method. In an embodiment, the touch panel display comprises a display and a touchscreen, which comprises two substrates, whose surface respectively comprise sensing patterns. In addition, conductive circuits are arranged at one of the two substrates, to connect the sensing patterns by direct or indirect manner.

Abstract: Embodiments of this invention provide touch panel display, touchscreen and their producing method. In an embodiment, the touch panel display comprises a display and a touchscreen, which comprises two substrates, whose surface respectively comprise sensing patterns. In addition, conductive circuits are arranged at one of the two substrates, to connect the sensing patterns by direct or indirect manner.

Abstract: A single-layer and multi-touch projective-capacitive apparatus includes: (a) a substrate, (b) a conductive layer configured on the substrate, wherein the conductive layer consists of a plurality of first patterns, a plurality of second patterns, a plurality of third patterns and a plurality of fourth patterns, and (c) a plurality of conductive wires configured on the substrate respectively to connect with the first patterns, the second patterns, the third patterns and the fourth patterns.

Abstract: A dual-side integrated touch panel structure is provided. The structure comprises a capacitive touch panel and a resistive touch panel. The backs of the touch panels are adhered together via an adhesive layer so the touch panel structure can be used on two sides and operate two functions. Also, to simplify the structure, conductive layers of different functions are disposed on the two sides of the same substrate. This allows the structure to use one less substrate and one less adhesive layer, and keeps the structure thin.