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 tapping apparatus adapted for tapping a workpiece includes a lower die unit to drive the workpiece to move along a conveying direction, and an upper die unit disposed above and movable upwardly and downwardly relative to the lower die unit. A tapping mechanism is disposed between the lower and upper die units to be driven by the upper die unit for tapping the workpiece so that the workpiece is formed with a tapped hole. A thread checking mechanism is disposed between the lower and upper die units and is spaced apart from the tapping mechanism along the conveying direction. The thread checking mechanism is driven by the upper die unit for checking the tapped hole of the workpiece.

Abstract: A package structure includes a carrier substrate, a circuit unit, and a packaging unit. The circuit unit includes an antenna circuit, and a conducting circuit that is flexible and that is electrically connected to the antenna circuit. At least a portion of the antenna circuit is disposed on the carrier substrate. The packaging unit is disposed on the carrier substrate by molding and encapsulates the circuit unit such that a portion of the circuit unit is exposed to permit said conducting circuit for electrical connection with the outside.

Abstract: A speaker device includes a housing body, a speaker driver and a passive radiator. The housing body is formed with a first sound hole and a second sound hole respectively opening in two opposite directions. The speaker driver is disposed in the housing body, is located adjacent to the first sound hole, and is adapted to generate sound. The passive radiator is disposed in the housing body, is located adjacent to the second sound hole, and is adapted to generate sound. The first sound hole and the second sound hole are adapted for respectively allowing the sound generated by the speaker driver and the sound generated by the passive radiator to travel out from the housing body respectively in two opposite directions therethrough.

Abstract: A passive diaphragm assembly includes a counterweight member, a first diaphragm and a second diaphragm. The first diaphragm and the second diaphragm are spaced apart from each other, are connected respectively to opposite ends of the counterweight member, and cooperate with the counterweight member to define an air space thereamong.

Abstract: A speaker adapted to be disposed on a head-mounted device includes a housing member, a speaker unit, a vibrating unit and an abutting member. The housing member is adapted to be disposed on the head-mounted device and is formed with an opening adapted to open toward an ear of a user when in use. The speaker unit is disposed on the housing member in a manner that the speaker unit is not directly in contact with the head of the user when in use. The vibrating unit is disposed on the housing member and is capable of generating vibrations. The abutting member is disposed on the vibrating unit, is adapted to be in contact with the skin of the user, and is capable of transmitting the vibrations to the skull of the user.

Abstract: A method for accessing Redfish data that is compliant with Redfish® specification, and that is stored in a board management controller (BMC) of a computer device is provided. The method includes: executing a unified extensible firmware interface (UEFI) application to transmit a data request to the BMC through a host interface using a representational state transfer (REST) protocol; when it is determined that Redfish data that corresponds with a URL included in the data request has been received, performing data transformation on the Redfish data to obtain transformed data; and generating and presenting the transformed data on a graphic interface.

Abstract: A program signing method is provided to include: determining whether the signing program is tampered with; if not, obtaining a releasing hash that is related to a to-be-released program, and transmitting the releasing hash to a signature server unit, so as to make the signature server unit acquire a releasing digital signature based on the releasing hash and transmit the releasing digital signature to the processing module; and, upon receipt of the releasing digital signature, executing the signing program to generate a signed to-be-released program.

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: The disclosure provides a method, device and equipment for monitoring screwing. The method for monitoring screwing comprises: obtaining an air pressure value in an air supply line; the air supply line being used to supply air to a pneumatic screwdriver to trigger the pneumatic screwdriver to perform a screwing operation; determining a target monitoring value according to the air pressure value; wherein the target monitoring value comprises at least one of: an initial air pressure value when the pneumatic screwdriver starts performing the screwing operation; a lower air pressure limit value when the pneumatic screwdriver performs the screwing operation; a working time of the pneumatic screwdriver for performing the screwing operation; judging whether the target monitoring value conforms to a corresponding predetermined range value and obtaining a judgment result; determining, based on the judgment result, whether the pneumatic screwdriver performs the screwing operation properly.

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: An earphone device includes a speaker unit, an inner housing body and an outer housing body. The inner housing body covers the speaker unit through an insert molding technique. The outer housing body covers the inner housing body through the insert molding technique.

Abstract: A speaker device includes a housing body, a speaker driver and a passive radiator. The housing body is formed with a first sound hole and a second sound hole respectively opening in two opposite directions. The speaker driver is disposed in the housing body, is located adjacent to the first sound hole, and is adapted to generate sound. The passive radiator is disposed in the housing body, is located adjacent to the second sound hole, and is adapted to generate sound. The first sound hole and the second sound hole are adapted for respectively allowing the sound generated by the speaker driver and the sound generated by the passive radiator to travel out from the housing body respectively in two opposite directions therethrough.

Abstract: A passive diaphragm assembly includes a counterweight member, a first diaphragm and a second diaphragm. The first diaphragm and the second diaphragm are spaced apart from each other, are connected respectively to opposite ends of the counterweight member, and cooperate with the counterweight member to define an air space thereamong.

Abstract: A speaker adapted to be disposed on a head-mounted device includes a housing member, a speaker unit, a vibrating unit and an abutting member. The housing member is adapted to be disposed on the head-mounted device and is formed with an opening adapted to open toward an ear of a user when in use. The speaker unit is disposed on the housing member in a manner that the speaker unit is not directly in contact with the head of the user when in use. The vibrating unit is disposed on the housing member and is capable of generating vibrations. The abutting member is disposed on the vibrating unit, is adapted to be in contact with the skin of the user, and is capable of transmitting the vibrations to the skull of the user.

Abstract: A jig system with hydraulic expansion clamp mechanism for clamping a work piece includes a plate that is manufactured integrally as one piece using three-dimensional printing. The plate is formed with an expansion chamber that is defined by a surrounding wall for allowing the work piece to extend therethrough, an inlet that is fluidly connected to a hydraulic source that supplies pressurized fluid, and a passage that is fluidly connected to the inlet and the expansion chamber. When pressurized fluid is supplied into the passage from the inlet, the expansion chamber is caused to expand and move the surrounding wall inwardly into contact with the work piece.

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 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 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.