Abstract: A strap tip structure includes a positioning fastener member and an outer cover. The positioning fastener member includes a mainbody, at least three clip members and an external screw structure. The at least three clip members are flexibly connected to the mainbody, and each of the clip members is an arc plate and has an end portion. The external screw structure is disposed on an outer surface of the mainbody. The outer cover is detachably connected to the positioning fastener member. The outer cover includes an inner space and an inner screw structure, and the inner screw structure matches the external screw structure. When the inner screw structure of the outer cover and the external screw structure of the positioning fastener member are screwed together, the positioning fastener member is accommodated in the inner space.

Abstract: A monitoring apparatus for wearing of dental braces executed with dental braces has a signal component, a container, and a reader. The signal component is disposed on the dental braces. The container is used to store the dental braces and has a power supply unit. The reader is disposed in the container, is electrically connected to the power supply unit, is capable of reading a signal from the signal component, and has a reading unit, a central processing unit, a memory unit, and a mercury battery. The reading unit reads the signal from the signal component. The central processing unit is electrically connected to the reading unit. The memory unit is electrically connected to the central processing unit. The mercury battery is electrically connected to the central processing unit. A monitoring method of a monitoring apparatus for wearing of dental braces is also provided.

Abstract: A real-time price management system is provided which includes a barcode, a computer system, an input device, and a display device. The barcode includes an initial price, a terminal price, a production date, and an expiration date. The computer system forms a price-time equation of merchandise by the barcode, wherein the price-time equation is defined by the initial price, the terminal price, the production date, and the expiration date. The input device scans the barcode and transfers it with a purchase date of the merchandise to the computer system, and then the computer system inputs the purchase date into the price-time equation to obtain a real-time price corresponding to the purchase date. The computer system connects to the display device and shows the real-time price on the display device.

Abstract: An unlocking mechanism adopted for use on retention module holder, which have a fastening stand and a locking member pivotally engaged with the fastening stand in a turn able manner. The fastening stand is for holding radiators. The locking member may be located at a latched position and a release position for latching and separating from the radiators respectively under the control of the unlocking mechanism.

Abstract: An unlocking mechanism adopted for use on retention module holder, which have a fastening stand and a locking member pivotally engaged with the fastening stand in a turn able manner. The fastening stand is for holding radiators. The locking member may be located at a latched position and a release position for latching and separating from the radiators respectively under the control of the unlocking mechanism.

Abstract: A coupling mechanism for radiator aims to fasten a radiator to a heat generating element of a socket on a main board for absorbing the thermal energy generated by the heat generating element. The coupling mechanism includes a first anchor dock, a second anchor dock and a latch element. The first anchor dock and the second anchor dock are located on two opposite ends of the socket. The latch element passes through the gap of the radiation fins of the radiator and straddles the radiator. It has one end pivotally engaging with the first anchor dock and another end selectively engaging with the second anchor dock. The latch element further has an elastic section formed in the middle portion to put the radiator in close contact with the heat generating element. The coupling mechanism thus constructed can increase the surface area of the radiation fins of the radiator to achieve the maximum radiation effect.

Abstract: A coupling mechanism for radiator aims to fasten a radiator to a heat generating element of a socket on a main board for absorbing the thermal energy generated by the heat generating element. The coupling mechanism includes a first anchor dock, a second anchor dock and a latch element. The first anchor dock and the second anchor dock are located on two opposite ends of the socket. The latch element passes through the gap of the radiation fins of the radiator and straddles the radiator. It has one end pivotally engaging with the first anchor dock and another end selectively engaging with the second anchor dock. The latch element further has an elastic section formed in the middle portion to put the radiator in close contact with the heat generating element. The coupling mechanism thus constructed can increase the surface area of the radiation fins of the radiator to achieve the maximum radiation effect.