Abstract: A method for obtaining approval of a sensor system for detecting objects in a vehicle's environment includes providing a combined probability distribution for deviations between output data from a sensor system and reference data at the programming level for detecting objects by the sensor system, at the sensor level and/or at the fusion level, sampling deviation combinations and calculating occurrence probabilities for the sampled deviation combinations using the combined probability distribution, subjecting the reference data to the sampled deviation combinations, processing these reference data with a fusion unit, and obtaining fusion results, removing occurrence probabilities from the combined probability distribution from which those fusion results are obtained that satisfy a predefined condition, and obtaining a residual probability distribution, taking the integral of the residual probability distribution and obtaining an absolute error probability, and obtaining approval of the sensor system based on

Abstract: High strength transparent corundum ceramics using corundum powder and methods of manufacture are disclosed. The method of forming transparent corundum ceramics includes milling corundum powder in aqueous slurry with beads. The method further includes processing the slurry by a liquid shaping process to form a gelled body. The method further includes sintering the gelled body in air and pressing the gelled body by hot isostatic pressing to form a ceramic body.

Abstract: Nano-porous corundum ceramics and methods of manufacture are disclosed. The method of forming nano-porous corundum ceramics includes milling corundum powder in aqueous slurry with beads. The method further includes processing the slurry by a liquid shaping process to form a gelled body. The method further includes sintering the gelled body between 600° C. to 1000° C.

Abstract: High strength transparent corundum ceramics using corundum powder and methods of manufacture are disclosed. The method of forming transparent corundum ceramics includes milling corundum powder in aqueous slurry with beads. The method further includes processing the slurry by a liquid shaping process to form a gelled body. The method further includes sintering the gelled body in air and pressing the gelled body by hot isostatic pressing to form a ceramic body.

Abstract: Nano-porous corundum ceramics and methods of manufacture are disclosed. The method of forming nano-porous corundum ceramics includes milling corundum powder in aqueous slurry with beads. The method further includes processing the slurry by a liquid shaping process to form a gelled body. The method further includes sintering the gelled body between 600° C. to 1000° C.

Abstract: High strength transparent corundum ceramics using corundum powder and methods of manufacture are disclosed. The method of forming transparent corundum ceramics includes milling corundum powder in aqueous slurry with beads. The method further includes processing the slurry by a liquid shaping process to form a gelled body. The method further includes sintering the gelled body in air and pressing the gelled body by hot isostatic pressing to form a ceramic body.

Abstract: High strength transparent corundum ceramics using corundum powder and methods of manufacture are disclosed. The method of forming transparent corundum ceramics includes milling corundum powder in aqueous slurry with beads. The method further includes processing the slurry by a liquid shaping process to form a gelled body. The method further includes sintering the gelled body in air and pressing the gelled body by hot isostatic pressing to form a ceramic body.

Abstract: A keyboard with a supporting device that rotates from a folded state to an unfolded state includes a housing for receiving the supporting device in the folded state such that the supporting device unfolds from the keyboard top about an angle greater than 270 degrees to the unfolded state to support the keyboard. The supporting device includes a slit-shaped contour having a curved region for riding on an interior surface of the keyboard bottom within the housing when moving between the folded and unfolded states and having a linear region to form a slit with the curved region for self-locking with the keyboard bottom in the unfolded state. When in the folded state the supporting device does not protrude above the keyboard top or beyond the keyboard edge, and provides an aesthetic exterior when attached to an information processing device in a transport mode.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an assembly with a base board and at least one daughter board, which base board includes at least a first attachment means for attaching the base board to a mainframe, with the front of the assembly which remains accessible from the exterior after installation of the assembly in the mainframe being of a standardized width, the daughter board being connected to the base board via at least a second attachment means in such a way that an electrically conductive front panel of the daughter board forms at least a portion of the front of the assembly, with at least a portion of the front panel of the daughter board being of the standardized width.

Abstract: A system of mounting a keyboard on a keyboard mount having a U-shape includes a lateral guide on each interior side of the keyboard mount. The lateral guides engage corresponding lateral projections on exterior sides of the keyboard such that the lateral projections, when inserted into the lateral guides, secure the keyboard in a transport mode. The keyboard has a first section extending from the rear that has a narrower width than a second section, the exterior sides of the first section resting against the interior sides of the keyboard mount and the second section extending above the interior sides. A cavity formed between the rear of the keyboard and the end of the keyboard mount when in the transport mode includes terminals for electrical connection of the keyboard to the keyboard mount, and is enclosed by a removable cover.

Abstract: A keyboard with a supporting device that rotates from a folded state to an unfolded state includes a housing for receiving the supporting device in the folded state such that the supporting device unfolds from the keyboard top about an angle greater than 270 degrees to the unfolded state to support the keyboard. The supporting device includes a slit-shaped contour having a curved region for riding on an interior surface of the keyboard bottom within the housing when moving between the folded and unfolded states and having a linear region to form a slit with the curved region for self-locking with the keyboard bottom in the unfolded state. When in the folded state the supporting device does not protrude above the keyboard top or beyond the keyboard edge, and provides an aesthetic exterior when attached to an information processing device in a transport mode.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an assembly with a base board and at least one daughter board, which base board includes at least a first attachment means for attaching the base board to a mainframe, with the front of the assembly which remains accessible from the exterior after installation of the assembly in the mainframe being of a standardized width; the daughter board being connected to the base board via at least a second attachment means in such a way that an electrically conductive front panel of the daughter board forms at least a portion of the front of the assembly, with at least a portion of the front panel of the daughter board being of the standardized width.

Abstract: A compact energy lamp having high luminous flux, long life and a very similar color temperature of between 2300° K and 6500° K which includes a vacuum-type discharge vessel filled with mercury and a noble gas. The inside of the discharge vessel is provided with a luminescent layer and is provided with means for maintaining discharge. The luminescent layer includes two phosphors. The first phosphor is a green-emitting gadolinium magnesium borate silicate, activated with cerium and terbium, and the second phosphor is yttrium oxide: Eu3+, which emits in the red spectral region.