Abstract: A receiving module applied in a rangefinder. The receiving module, receiving beams of different incident angles, includes a light pipe having a receiving end, an emitting end and a reflecting surface connecting the receiving end and the emitting end. The light pipe also has an optical axis perpendicular to the receiving and the emitting ends. When beams of different incident angles from different positions enter the light pipe, the light pipe confines the beams to a certain area. Using the receiving module of the invention, the rangefinder can measure targets from all ranges.

Abstract: A three-wheel roller skate comprises a sole plate and a connecting member mounted in the sole plate. An inner rod is extended through the connecting member. A wheel rod is integrally formed with an end of the inner end and provides an axle for mounting a rear wheel. The connecting member comprises a longitudinal through-slot and a groove in an end face thereof. A pin extends through a transverse hole in an end of the inner rod that extends through a longitudinal hole of the connecting member. The pin is turned through an angle so as to place the pin into the groove of the connecting member. A nut engaged on a threaded section of the inner rod is then turned to move the rear wheel away from the sole plate to a locked state.

Abstract: An optical scanner has a scanning lens device comprising a lens module and at least two lenses mounted on the lens module to scan an object separately such that the object is divided into two scanning areas. The image data of the two scanning areas are integrated to form a complete image of the object.