Abstract: An anti-theft chip control device of automobile comprises: a key on which an inductance-rechargeable power source of chips and an actuation chipset having at least an actuation chip are mounted; and a plurality of protection chips having a first protection chip mounted between an automobile lock and an automobile power source, a second protection chip mounted between the automobile lock and a high-voltage coil, and a third protection chip mounted between the high-voltage coil and a spark plug, wherein all the protection chips are connected to the automobile lock and designed for sending feedback signals for the automobile lock. The automobile can be actuated if all signals of the actuation chips match that of these protection chips. On the contrary, the automobile cannot be actuated if one signal of the actuation chips does not match that of these protection chips.

Abstract: An anti-slant device for a cabinet with multiple drawers includes an actuator extending from a back of each of the multiple drawers. A base is secured on a back of the cabinet and corresponding to the actuators extending from each of the multiple drawers. The base has a holder mounted on a top thereof. A slider is slidably mounted on the base and longitudinally moved relative to the base. Each actuator extends through the slider for upwardly/downward drive the slider. A buckle is disposed on a top of the slider and linearly corresponds to the holder. The buckle is received in the holder to hold the slider in place when one of the drawers is pull out of the cabinet.

Abstract: A receptacle partitioning structure disposed in a receptacle defining an interior rectangular solid space and having an upper opening. The receptacle partitioning structure includes: a pair of first assembling bodies oppositely disposed on inner edges of the receptacle, each of two ends of each first assembling body being formed with a perforation, a middle section of the first assembling body being formed with at least one first insertion slit; a pair of second assembling bodies, two ends of each second assembling body being respectively formed with two bending sections transversely extending by a certain length in reverse directions; and a partitioning slat. The bending sections of the second assembling bodies are inserted in the perforations of the first assembling bodies, whereby the first and second assembling bodies can be readily, conveniently and firmly assembled into a rectangular frame.

Abstract: A built-up container includes a base, a front and rear side plates, a right and left side plates and a lifted upper cover. The base provides threaded holes and the side plates provide through holes and threaded holes so that the container can be built up with bolts engaging with the threaded holes. It is characterized in that no holes and no bolts expose outside the container with reinforced strength such that integrity and smoothness of the container can be obtained and the fasteners inside the container are free from water and unable to hurt foreign objects. In addition, the container is capable of being set up fast easily to enhance facility of assembling job.

Abstract: A wind-driven power generation device for an electric vehicle comprising a wind-driven power generation modules, a rectifier and an electronic switch. The wind-driven power generation module is installed inside the body of the electric vehicle and includes a flat body shell, multiple air channels and multiple small wind-driven power generators installed inside the air channels. When the electric vehicle is moving, an air current moving through the multiple air channels activates the multiple small wind-driven power generators to generate power. The generated electrical power will flow through the rectifier and the electronic switch to be supplied to the electric engine module of the electric vehicle. When the power supplied by the wind-driven power generation module is insufficient, it will be supplemented by power of a battery set. When the power generated by the wind-driven power generation module is too much, the additional power can be used to charge the battery set.

Abstract: An automatic locking device for a drawer includes a hinge secured on one side of the drawer, a lever laterally attached to the hinge, a restoring element mounted on the hinge and a latch mounted on a frame. The latch corresponds to the lever. The lever is automatically engaged to the latch due to a restitution force of the restoring element when the drawer is closed.

Abstract: Two problems seen in CMP as currently executed are a tendency for slurry particles to remain on the surface and the formation of a final layer of oxide. These problems have been solved by adding to the slurry a quantity of TMAH or TBAH. This has the effect of rendering the surface being polished hydrophobic. In that state a residual layer of oxide will not be left on the surface at the conclusion of CMP. Nor will many slurry abrasive particles remain cling to the freshly polished surface. Those that do are readily removed by a simple rinse or buffing. As an alternative, the CMP process may be performed in three stages—first convention CMP, then polishing in a solution of TMAH or TBAH, and finally a gentle rinse or buffing.

Abstract: An improved knee joint prosthesis located between a thighbone and a tibia to couple with a femur implanted component to allow a patient to resume normal movement and exercise. The knee joint prosthesis adopts a separate design, and includes a tibial insert which has a moving aperture to hold a bracing member coupled with the femur implanted member and a tibial baseplate which has a retaining member. The bracing member and the retaining member are swivelable in the moving aperture, and the bracing member is made from wearing resistant material, so that sliding and wearing that might otherwise occur to the tibial insert may be prevented. Therefore the life span of the posterior stabilized knee joint prosthesis increases.

Abstract: A drawer locking structure including a cabinet body, a drawer disposed inside the cabinet body and a lock device. The lock device includes a shift body, a stopper body and a resilient body. The shift body has a driving section and a force application section. The shift body is pivotally connected with the front board of the drawer. The stopper body is disposed on outer side of the drawer. The resilient body includes a first connecting section and an engaging section. Via the first connecting section, the resilient body is disposed on inner side of the cabinet body corresponding to the stopper body. When the drawer is positioned in the cabinet body, the engaging section is engaged with the stopper body, whereby the drawer is prevented from slipping outward due to inclination or movement of the cabinet body. When it is desired to draw out the drawer, a pulling force can be applied to the force application section. At this time, the driving section is driven to press down and deform the resilient body.

Abstract: A micro bar code and a recognition system and method thereof are provided. The micro bar code has a plurality of nanomolecules disposed thereon in a predetermined arrangement. In the recognition system and method, a sensing module senses the arrangement of the nanomolecules on the micro bar code. The sensing result from the sensing module is transmitted to an operating module and then inputted to a bar code database that stores information corresponding to arrangement of each set of nanomolecules, so as to recognize information on the micro bar code to be recognized. Finally, the recognition result is transmitted back to the operating module for recording. The micro bar code has advantages of small size and large data storage capacity.

Abstract: A spine fixture includes a first engaging plate having at least two first holes, a second engaging plate interconnected with the first engaging plate and having at least two second holes and screws extending to the first holes and the second holes for securely engaging the first engaging plate and the second engaging plate onto a spine.

Abstract: A method for measuring audio and video synchronization error of an audio/video encoder system is provided.

Abstract: Two problems seen in CMP as currently executed are a tendency for slurry particles to remain on the surface and the formation of a final layer of oxide. These problems have been solved by adding to the slurry a quantity of TMAH or TBAH. This has the effect of rendering the surface being polished hydrophobic. In that state a residual layer of oxide will not be left on the surface at the conclusion of CMP. Nor will many slurry abrasive particles remain cling to the freshly polished surface. Those that do are readily removed by a simple rinse or buffing. As an alternative, the CMP process may be performed in three stages—first convention CMP, then polishing in a solution of TMAH or TBAH, and finally a gentle rinse or buffing.

Abstract: A cabinet anti-tilt safety apparatus including a cabinet body, at least two drawers arranged in the cabinet body, an activation section disposed on rear side of each drawer, a base seat fixed on inner face of a panel of the cabinet body corresponding to the rear side of each drawer, a slide seat slidably fitted with the base seat and movable between a first position and a second position, a first connecting section disposed at one end of the base seat and a second connecting section disposed at one end of the slide seat corresponding to the first connecting section. A block body is disposed on the slide seat corresponding to the activation section. The activation section can get into or out of the corresponding block body.

Abstract: A system for manufacturing a plurality of products that comprises a plurality of product attributes respectively corresponding to the products, a first text file including a plurality of amendment entries for amending the product attributes, an agent reading the first text file and the amendment entries, a scheduling subsystem respectively amending the product attributes according to the amendment entries and determining whether any of the amendment entries fails, and a second text file collecting the failed amendment entries, wherein the agent resends the second text file and the collected failed amendment entries to the scheduling subsystem for further amending the product attributes according to the collected failed amendment entries.

Abstract: A system for dynamically controlling attendance of a group of employees includes a corporation website (12), an application server (13), a database (15), and a number of client computers (10). The application server includes an attendance management module (131) for performing operations of recording an arrival time, a departure time and a work place of each employee, calculating actual work hours according to the arrival time and departure time, comparing the actual work hours to normal work hours specified in corresponding attendance requirements, and processing abnormal attendance statuses. A related method for dynamically controlling attendance of a group of employees is also disclosed.

Abstract: A receiving plate supporting device includes a base, two supporting portions, a movable plate and two sliding portions. The base has a pair of blocks which are spaced and installed at a wall. Each supporting portion is installed at each block having an upper slide path, a lower slide path and an outside slide path. The movable plate is a rectangular plate with a width corresponding to a distance between the two blocks. Each sliding portion is respectively corresponding to each supporting portion and is installed at the lateral side of the movable plate. Each sliding portion respectively passes through each supporting portion. The movable plate can be placed horizontally or vertically as desired. Therefore, it is space-efficient and convenient. Furthermore, the receiving plate supporting device can be assembled easily, and the structure of each component is easy and is cost-effective.

Abstract: A pushcart with telescopic handle, including a base seat and a dragging apparatus. Several wheels and the dragging apparatus are mounted on one face of the base seat. The dragging apparatus includes a first slide rail and a second slide rail. A first stopper section is disposed at one end of the first slide rail. The second slide rail is fitted in the first slide rail and reciprocally slidable out of or into the first slide rail. A second stopper section is disposed at one end of the second slide rail. The first stopper section serves to stop the second stopper section, whereby when extending, the second slide rail will not detach from the first slide rail. A handle section is disposed at the other end of the second slide rail for pushing/dragging the first slide rail to drive the base seat. The second slide rail further has a pivot section.

Abstract: A method is disclosed for batch updating records in a computer system that includes a server module, a database coupled to the server module, and a client module coupled to the server module. The method includes the steps of receiving a user identification code and a password code at the server module for verifying the identity of a user of the client module, opening an import file at the client module, and determining whether the information of the import file satisfies certain criteria. The method further includes the steps of downloading a server work file from the server module to the client module, updating the server work file using the import file, and uploading the server work file from the client module to the server module.

Abstract: The present invention discloses an integrated service platform (ISP). Under the real-time mode, the ISP of the present invention comprises the devices of: an engineering data analysis database (EDB); an area controller database (AC Database); a web server; and client computers. Under the mode of accessing data in a certain period of time, the present invention comprises the devices of: an EDB; an AC Database; a loader; a web server; and client computers. The application of the ISP of the present invention allows users on the client sites to access the data they want with browsers. Thus, no disturbance of the maintenance on the client sites would occur, because the browsers are used for accessing the data.