Abstract: An actuator mechanism of a vehicle latch assembly includes an electric motor having an output shaft. Also included is a worm coupled to the output shaft. Further included is a worm gear driven by the worm. Yet further included is a spring operatively coupled to the worm gear and to a latch housing, the spring having a first leg extending through an aperture defined by the worm gear and a second leg extending into a receiving hole defined by the housing, the first leg including a first segment extending along a first leg axis and a second segment oriented at a non-parallel angle to the first leg axis, the second segment contacting a face of the worm gear to prevent removal of the spring.

Abstract: The present invention provides systems and methods capable of collecting and analyzing a multi-fields two-dimensional code. A computer-implemented method of analyzing multi-fields two-dimensional code, comprises: receiving decoded multi-fields two dimensional code; identifying a first field and a second field from the decoded multi-fields two dimensional code; and determining whether the first field of the multi-fields two-dimensional code matches one of multiple pieces of pre-stored first information and whether the second field of the multi-fields two-dimensional code has ever been collected before, for providing a result with respect to the decoded multi-fields two dimensional code.

Abstract: The present invention provides systems and methods capable of collecting and analyzing a multi-fields two-dimensional code. A computer-implemented method of analyzing multi-fields two-dimensional code, comprises: receiving decoded multi-fields two dimensional code; identifying a first field and a second field from the decoded multi-fields two dimensional code; and determining whether the first field of the multi-fields two-dimensional code matches one of multiple pieces of pre-stored first information and whether the second field of the multi-fields two-dimensional code has ever been collected before, for providing a result with respect to the decoded multi-fields two dimensional code.

Abstract: A cable conduit end for securing a cable to a cable abutment of a latch is provided. The cable conduit end including: a housing; an alignment feature incorporated into a surface of the housing; a pair of flexible retention features integrally formed with the housing of the conduit end, wherein the flexible retention features are spring biased into a first position.

Abstract: The present invention provides systems and methods capable of collecting and analyzing a multi-fields two-dimensional code. A system in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention comprises at least one mobile terminal, a communication network and at least one server, wherein the at least one mobile terminal and the at least one server are both coupled to the communication network. The mobile terminal comprises a collecting module for collecting the multi-fields two dimensional code in an optical manner; a decoding module for decoding the collected multi-fields two dimensional code; and an identifying module for identifying the multiple fields by applying a predetermined rule. The server comprises a memory and an analyzing module for analyzing the multi-fields two-dimensional code. Other embodiments are also described.

Abstract: A cable conduit end for securing a cable to a cable abutment of a latch is provided. The cable conduit end including: a housing; an alignment feature incorporated into a surface of the housing; a pair of flexible retention features integrally formed with the housing of the conduit end, wherein the flexible retention features are spring biased into a first position.

Abstract: An actuator mechanism of a vehicle latch assembly includes an electric motor having an output shaft. Also included is a worm coupled to the output shaft. Further included is a worm gear driven by the worm. Yet further included is a spring operatively coupled to the worm gear and to a latch housing, the spring having a first leg extending through an aperture defined by the worm gear and a second leg extending into a receiving hole defined by the housing, the first leg including a first segment extending along a first leg axis and a second segment oriented at a non-parallel angle to the first leg axis, the second segment contacting a face of the worm gear to prevent removal of the spring.

Abstract: An automatic test system and method for a distributed comprehensive service are disclosed. The system has a client (101), a scheduling server (102) and testing subsystems (103) which are in a distributed deployment and used to test tested systems (104) that are also in a distributed deployment. The scheduling server (102) receives and analyzes test tasks sent from the client (101), schedules test items according to the logical relationship and distributes them to the corresponding testing subsystems (103). The test subsystems (103) analyze and execute the test items to test the tested systems (104), collect test item execution reports and send the execution reports to the scheduling server (102). The scheduling server (102) generates a test task report and sends to the client (101) for examination. The system supports complicated multi-service test scenarios and multi-test task execution.

Abstract: An interactive method, terminal device and system for communicating multimedia information are disclosed in the embodiments of the present disclosure. A sending terminal is configured to pop up a multimedia recording window at a preset location on a current conversation interface after a multimedia recording function is initiated, display the captured video information in the multimedia recording window, and send the multimedia information which is encoded in the current conversation interface after the recording of the multimedia information is finished. According to the present disclosure, a multimedia recording window and a multimedia player window are provided on a current conversation interface to implement the recording and playing of multimedia information, so that a smooth and continuous multimedia communication can be achieved with limited resources such as network bandwidth. Moreover, the transmission rate of information may be increased.

Abstract: An automatic test system and method for a distributed comprehensive service are disclosed. The system has a client (101), a scheduling server (102) and testing subsystems (103) which are in a distributed deployment and used to test tested systems (104) that are also in a distributed deployment. The scheduling server (102) receives and analyzes test tasks sent from the client (101), schedules test items according to the logical relationship and distributes them to the corresponding testing subsystems (103). The test subsystems (103) analyze and execute the test items to test the tested systems (104), collect test item execution reports and send the execution reports to the scheduling server (102). The scheduling server (102) generates a test task report and sends to the client (101) for examination. The system supports complicated multi-service test scenarios and multi-test task execution.

Abstract: The present invention provides systems and methods capable of collecting and analyzing a multi-fields two-dimensional code. A system in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention comprises at least one mobile terminal, a communication network and at least one server, wherein the at least one mobile terminal and the at least one server are both coupled to the communication network. The mobile terminal comprises a collecting module for collecting the multi-fields two dimensional code in an optical manner; a decoding module for decoding the collected multi-fields two dimensional code; and an identifying module for identifying the multiple fields by applying a predetermined rule. The server comprises a memory and an analyzing module for analyzing the multi-fields two-dimensional code. Other embodiments are also described.

Abstract: Methods and systems of distributing individualized information are presented. First a mobile terminal with an identifier is used to read an information carrier to obtain at least one piece of identification-information carried on the information carrier, then it is determined whether the at least one piece of identification-information is matched with at least one of multiple pieces of pre-stored identification-information. If there is a match, at least one piece of distribution information associated with the identifier is determined from a set of distribution information associated with the at least one piece of identification-information according to at least one identifier matching rule matched with the identifier. The individualized methods and systems of the present invention greatly reduce requirements for network resource and computation resource.