Abstract: An optotype calibration method is disclosed. The optotype calibration method includes steps of: (a) when a first optotype and a second optotype located outside an observable area, moving the observable area from an original position until the first optotype or the second optotype appears in the observable area; (b) adjusting a focus mechanism to make the first optotype and the second optotype close to each other; (c) moving the observable area back to the original position; and (d) repeating the steps (a)˜(c) until the first optotype and the second optotype align with each other.

Abstract: An optical biometer includes a light-source module, a light-splitting module, a reference-arm, a sensing-arm and a sensing module. The light-source module emits incident-light. The light-splitting module, disposed corresponding to light-source module, divides the incident-light into reference light and sensing light. The reference-arm, disposed corresponding to light-splitting module, generates a first reflected-light according to the reference light. The sensing-arm, disposed corresponding to the light-splitting module, emits the sensing light to the eye and receives a second reflected-light from the eye. The sensing module generates a sensing result according to the first reflected-light and second reflected-light. In a first mode, the sensing light is emitted to a first position of the eye. In a second mode, the sensing light is emitted to a second position of the eye.

Abstract: An optical system applied to an optical biometer is disclosed. The optical system includes a light source, first and second switchable reflectors, and first and second fixed reflectors. The first switchable reflector is disposed corresponding to the light source. The second switchable reflector is disposed corresponding to an eye. In a first mode, the first and second switchable reflectors are switched to a first state, and the incident light emitted by the light source is reflected by the first fixed reflector along a first optical path and then emitted to a first position of the eye. In a second mode, the first and second switchable reflectors are switched to a second state, and the incident light is sequentially reflected by the first switchable reflector, the second fixed reflector and the second switchable reflector along a second optical path and then emitted to a second position of the eye.

Abstract: An auxiliary staring and imaging focusing device includes an illumination system, an imaging system, a staring device and a focusing device. The illumination system has an illumination optical-path to project a detection light to illuminate a fundus of a subject's eye. The imaging system has an imaging optical-path for receiving a reflected light and a fundus image of subject and imaging the reflected light and fundus image on an image display. The staring device is located in the illumination optical-path and forms a staring surface provided with staring points contrast with a detection light for the subject to watch. The focusing device is provided with a split-image screen in the illumination optical-path. The split-image screen has a shutter with a default size, and two facing prisms are disposed on the shutter and a light-transmitting space is formed between two prisms for a center staring point to pass through.

Abstract: An electronic device and a manufacturing method thereof are provided. The electronic device includes an array substrate, which includes a substrate, a first conductive layer, a first insulating layer, a second conductive layer, and a second insulating layer. The substrate has a substrate surface. The first conductive layer is located on the substrate surface. The first insulating layer is located on the first conductive layer. The second conductive layer is located on the first insulating layer and includes a first sputtering layer, a second sputtering layer, and a third sputtering layer. The second insulating layer is located on the second conductive layer. The second sputtering layer is located between the first and third sputtering layers, and includes a first metal element. The first sputtering layer includes the first metal element and a second metal element. The third sputtering layer includes the first metal element and a third metal element.

Abstract: An automatic eye test device and an automatic eye test method are disclosed. The automatic eye test device includes an automatic positioning module, an automatic test module and an automatic analysis module. The automatic positioning module is configured to automatically complete positioning of an eye of a person to be tested. The automatic test module is coupled to the positioning module and configured to automatically test the eye of the person to be tested to obtain a test result. The automatic analysis module is coupled to the automatic test module and configured to automatically analyze the test result to provide a personalized test suggestion for the person to be tested.

Abstract: A guiding fixation method applied to an eye examination device is disclosed. The eye examination device at least includes a first default light source and a second default light source. The guiding fixation method includes steps of: (a) disposing at least one dummy light source between the first default light source and the second default light source; (b) when a distance between the eye examination device and an eye changes, the dummy light source emitting light to guide the eye to gaze at it; (c) when the distance between the eye examination device and the eye stops changing, switching to the first default light source and/or the second default light source to emit light to guide the eye to gaze at it.

Abstract: A metal structure includes a patterned molybdenum tantalum oxide layer and a patterned metal layer. The patterned molybdenum tantalum oxide layer is disposed on a first substrate, in which the patterned molybdenum tantalum oxide layer includes about 2 to 12 atomic percent of tantalum. Both of an atomic percent of molybdenum and an atomic percent of oxygen of the patterned molybdenum tantalum oxide layer are greater than the atomic percent of tantalum of the patterned molybdenum tantalum oxide layer. The patterned metal layer is disposed on the patterned molybdenum tantalum oxide layer.

Abstract: An optotype calibration method is disclosed. The optotype calibration method includes steps of: (a) when a first optotype and a second optotype located outside an observable area, moving the observable area from an original position until the first optotype or the second optotype appears in the observable area; (b) adjusting a focus mechanism to make the first optotype and the second optotype close to each other; (c) moving the observable area back to the original position; and (d) repeating the steps (a)-(c) until the first optotype and the second optotype align with each other.

Abstract: An electronic device and a manufacturing method thereof are provided. The electronic device includes an array substrate, which includes a substrate, a first conductive layer, a first insulating layer, a second conductive layer, and a second insulating layer. The substrate has a substrate surface. The first conductive layer is located on the substrate surface. The first insulating layer is located on the first conductive layer. The second conductive layer is located on the first insulating layer and includes a first sputtering layer, a second sputtering layer, and a third sputtering layer. The second insulating layer is located on the second conductive layer. The second sputtering layer is located between the first and third sputtering layers, and includes a first metal element. The first sputtering layer includes the first metal element and a second metal element. The third sputtering layer includes the first metal element and a third metal element.

Abstract: A composition and method of preventing and treating all forms of osteonecrosis of the jaw are disclosed. The composition is comprised of 0.005 %-1.5% weight/volume (w/v) stannous salt, such as stannous fluoride, stannous chloride, or similar and may take the form of gel or similar. The prevention and treatment includes the application of the composition in the oral cavity and other body areas affected by Medication-Related Osteonecrosis of the Jaw (MRONJ).

Abstract: The present invention provides an orally ingestible composition comprising electrolytes, Methyl Hydroxybenzoate, and sorbitol for treating xerostomia (dry mouth) and associated disorders, with very good results in provide a protective coating inside the mouth and throat, in alleviating the symptoms of xerostomia, including difficulties in eating and speaking, the pain associated to xerostomia, improving the quality of life on affected people as well. Sweeteners, colorants, and preservatives also combined in the artificial saliva. Methyl Hydroxybenzoate acts as a lubricant and as a delivery vehicle for water from the composition to moisten the mouth.

Abstract: A metal structure includes a patterned molybdenum tantalum oxide layer and a patterned metal layer. The patterned molybdenum tantalum oxide layer is disposed on a first substrate, in which the patterned molybdenum tantalum oxide layer includes about 2 to 12 atomic percent of tantalum. Both of an atomic percent of molybdenum and an atomic percent of oxygen of the patterned molybdenum tantalum oxide layer are greater than the atomic percent of tantalum of the patterned molybdenum tantalum oxide layer. The patterned metal layer is disposed on the patterned molybdenum tantalum oxide layer.

Abstract: A metal structure includes a patterned molybdenum tantalum oxide layer and a patterned metal layer. The patterned molybdenum tantalum oxide layer is disposed on a first substrate, in which the patterned molybdenum tantalum oxide layer includes about 2 to 12 atomic percent of tantalum. Both of an atomic percent of molybdenum and an atomic percent of oxygen of the patterned molybdenum tantalum oxide layer are greater than the atomic percent of tantalum of the patterned molybdenum tantalum oxide layer. The patterned metal layer is disposed on the patterned molybdenum tantalum oxide layer.

Abstract: A metal structure includes a patterned molybdenum tantalum oxide layer and a patterned metal layer. The patterned molybdenum tantalum oxide layer is disposed on a first substrate, in which the patterned molybdenum tantalum oxide layer includes about 2 to 12 atomic percent of tantalum. Both of an atomic percent of molybdenum and an atomic percent of oxygen of the patterned molybdenum tantalum oxide layer are greater than the atomic percent of tantalum of the patterned molybdenum tantalum oxide layer. The patterned metal layer is disposed on the patterned molybdenum tantalum oxide layer.

Abstract: A two-layer leak-proof ball comprises a sheath layer (1), an intermediate body layer (2), a winding yarn layer (3), an inner body layer (4) and a two-layer protective layer (5). The intermediate body layer (2), the winding yarn layer (3), the inner body layer (4) and the two-layer protective layer (5) are tightly set successively at the inside of the sheath layer (1). Also disclosed is the manufacturing method of the two-layer protective layer (5) of the two-layer leak-proof ball. High air-sealed bromide butyl mucilage is injected at the inside of the inner body layer (4), and vulcanized at low temperature, thus a glue film is formed at the inner wall of the inner body layer (4). The inner bag of the two-layer leak-proof ball has high tightness and long service life.

Abstract: A heat dissipating apparatus includes a frame, an elastic body, a magnetic member and a coil. The frame has an opening. The elastic body is disposed on the frame, and the frame and the elastic body define a space. The magnetic member is located corresponding to the space and disposed at one side of the elastic body. The coil is located corresponding to the periphery of the space and disposed on the frame. An electronic device with the heat dissipating apparatus is also disclosed.

Abstract: An optical measuring device is provided. An actuator of a reference mirror set drives a reference mirror to move back and forth at a scan velocity. A first light source module transmits a first light beam to an optical coupling module transmitting two parts of the first light beam respectively to an examinee object and the reference mirror set. The first light beam then is reflected by the examinee object and reference mirror set and then transmitted to the optical coupling module and the processing unit. The second light source module transmits a second light beam to the examinee object. Then the second light beam is reflected and then transmitted to the second sensing unit. The second sensing unit provides a sensing signal to the processing unit which accordingly provides a value of the relative velocity. The thickness is calculated according to the relative velocity and the scan velocity.

Abstract: An optical measuring device is provided. An actuator of a reference mirror set drives a reference mirror to move back and forth at a scan velocity. A first light source module transmits a first light beam to an optical coupling module transmitting two parts of the first light beam respectively to an examinee object and the reference mirror set. The first light beam then is reflected by the examinee object and reference mirror set and then transmitted to the optical coupling module and the processing unit. The second light source module transmits a second light beam to the examinee object. Then the second light beam is reflected and then transmitted to the second sensing unit. The second sensing unit provides a sensing signal to the processing unit which accordingly provides a value of the relative velocity. The thickness is calculated according to the relative velocity and the scan velocity.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a machine-laminated basketball comprises the steps of: providing a winding on a bladder; providing a carcass; forming a first adhesive layer on the carcass, drying the first adhesive layer; providing a second adhesive layer on each of multiple ball covers, drying the second adhesive layer; arranging the ball covers in two hemisphere molds; placing the carcass in one of the two hemisphere molds; closing up the two hemisphere molds; inflating the carcass to obtain a pre-laminated ball; vulcanizing the pre-laminated ball to obtain a vulcanized laminated ball; surface finishing the vulcanized laminated ball, and painting strips to obtain the machine-laminated basketball. Accordingly, the ball covers of the basketball are firmly laminated to the carcass. Basketballs made by the method have a unified rebound and appearance can be varied depending on demand. The method has an improved production efficiency.