Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for transferring two-dimensional nanomaterials.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a transmission electron microscope (TEM) micro-grid and a method for preparing the TEM micro-grid. The TEM micro-grid comprises a porous silicon nitride substrate and a graphene layer located on a surface of the porous silicon nitride substrate. The porous silicon nitride substrate comprises a plurality of through holes. The graphene layer covers the plurality of through holes. The method for preparing the TEM micro-grid provided in the present disclosure uses a carbon nanotube film structure to transfer a graphene layer to a surface of a porous silicon nitride substrate.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a video playing method, device and storage medium. The method includes: obtaining a target video which comprises a plurality of video frames arranged in sequence, and sending sequentially the plurality of video frames to a display module, by a graphics processing unit; for each video frame, receiving and playing the video frame for a target duration from a start moment of receiving the video frame, by the display module; wherein target durations for which the display module plays at least two video frames in the target video are not equal. The technical solutions provided in the embodiments of the present disclosure can improve the refresh rate of a video.

Abstract: Described herein is a head-mounted device including an audio system configured to provide a surround sound audio effect. The device may include one or more of a forehead assembly, a rear-head assembly, a set of speakers, a set of straps connecting the forehead assembly to the read-head assembly, and/or other components. The forehead assembly may include one or more speakers. Individual ones of the straps may include one or more speakers.

Abstract: Described herein is a head-mounted device including an audio system configured to provide a surround sound audio effect. The device may include one or more of a forehead assembly, a rear-head assembly, a set of speakers, a set of straps connecting the forehead assembly to the read-head assembly, and/or other components. The forehead assembly may include one or more speakers. Individual ones of the straps may include one or more speakers.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for transferring two-dimensional nanomaterials. The method comprises the following steps: S1, providing a first substrate and a two-dimensional nanomaterial layer on a surface of the first substrate; S2, covering the two-dimensional nanomaterial layer with a carbon nanotube film structure; S3, obtaining a composite structure comprising the two-dimensional nanomaterial layer and the carbon nanotube film structure by removing the first substrate with a corrosion solution; S4, cleaning the composite structure by placing the composite structure on a surface of a cleaning solution; S5, picking up the composite structure from the cleaning solution with a target substrate, by contacting the target substrate with the two-dimensional nanomaterial layer of the composite structure; and S6, removing the carbon nanotube film structure from the composite structure.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for transferring two-dimensional nanomaterials.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for transferring two-dimensional nanomaterials.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a transmission electron microscope (TEM) micro-grid and a method for preparing the TEM micro-grid. The TEM micro-grid comprises a porous silicon nitride substrate and a graphene layer located on a surface of the porous silicon nitride substrate. The porous silicon nitride substrate comprises a plurality of through holes. The graphene layer covers the plurality of through holes. The method for preparing the TEM micro-grid provided in the present disclosure uses a carbon nanotube film structure to transfer a graphene layer to a surface of a porous silicon nitride substrate.

Abstract: Described herein is a head-mounted device including an audio system configured to provide a surround sound audio effect. The device may include one or more of a forehead assembly, a rear-head assembly, a set of speakers, a set of straps connecting the forehead assembly to the read-head assembly, and/or other components. The forehead assembly may include one or more speakers. Individual ones of the straps may include one or more speakers.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a method and a system for image segmentation, the technique includes: obtaining a lung image and a lung model based on a plurality of chest image samples in a training set; pre-processing a lung image; acquiring a binary image of boundaries of the lung image; performing the generalized Hough transform on the binary image to locate initial boundaries of the lung image and obtain a Hough location; aligning the lung model to Hough location to obtain an alignment result; applying dynamic programming algorithm to the alignment result to obtain a segmentation result; and transforming the segmentation result back to the original coordinate system.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a method and a system for image segmentation, the technique includes: obtaining a lung image and a lung model based on a plurality of chest image samples in a training set; pre-processing a lung image; acquiring a binary image of boundaries of the lung image; performing the generalized Hough transform on the binary image to locate initial boundaries of the lung image and obtain a Hough location; aligning the lung model to Hough location to obtain an alignment result; applying dynamic programming algorithm to the alignment result to obtain a segmentation result; and transforming the segmentation result back to the original coordinate system.

Abstract: A personal mobile communications device, such as a smartphone, which increases the intelligibility of the speaker, is described. The speaker reads a specified text into the personal mobile communications device. The specified text audio signals translated into electronic voice signals are compared to electronic voice signals of a predetermined standard speaker. The characteristics in the speaker's electronic voice signals which are different from the characteristics of the electronic voice signals of the standard speaker are determined. Thereafter at least some of the characteristics of the speaker's electronic voice signals are modified toward the characteristics of the electronic voice of the predetermined standard speaker before transmitting the speaker's modified electronic voice signals. The audio signals translated from speaker's transmitted and modified electronic voice signals have increased comprehensibility.

Abstract: Microfluidics packages and methods of use are described, comprising in one embodiment a substrate having a top surface and means to lower pressure on the top surface; a fluidics card having a bottom surface and means to allow fluids to traverse through the card; and a polymeric barrier film, the polymeric barrier film positioned between the top surface of the substrate and the bottom surface of the fluidics card.

Abstract: Microfluidics chips and methods of use are described, comprising a pair of wafers, at least one having a patterned surface, and two polymeric barrier films between the wafers conforming to the patterned surface. The polymeric barrier films allow the wafers of the inventive microfluidics chips to be reused without cleaning.

Abstract: Microfluidics chips and methods of use are described, comprising a pair of wafers, at least one having a patterned surface, and two polymeric barrier films between the wafers conforming to the patterned surface. The polymeric barrier films allow the wafers of the inventive microfluidics chips to be reused without cleaning.

Abstract: Microfluidics chips and methods of use are described, comprising a pair of wafers, at least one having a patterned surface, and two polymeric barrier films between the wafers conforming to the patterned surface. The polymeric barrier films allow the wafers of the inventive microfluidics chips to be reused without cleaning.

Abstract: Microfluidics packages and methods of use are described, comprising in one embodiment a substrate having a top surface and means to lower pressure on the top surface; a fluidics card having a bottom surface and means to allow fluids to traverse through the card; and a polymeric barrier film, the polymeric barrier film positioned between the top surface of the substrate and the bottom surface of the fluidics card.

Abstract: A system and method for generating native-sounding speech in a system prompt or in a text-to-speech processor or application is disclosed. A number of locales are defined representing particular languages, regions and dialects, and a set of locale-specific rules are defined for each locale. The locale-specific rules define how certain types of words, symbols, characters, punctuation and other elements should be interpreted. The locale-specific rules are used by a messaging system to generate native-sounding prompts that are played for callers. The locale-specific rules may also be used by a text-to-speech process to generate native-sounding speech for the user. The locale-specific rules may be implemented in a software class, program or application. The locale-specific rules incorporate a hierarchical structure in which rules that are common to a number of languages are grouped at one level and more specific rules are organized at lower levels in the hierarchy.

Abstract: A speech recognition system utilizes multiple quantizers to process frequency parameters and mean compensated frequency parameters derived from an input signal. The quantizers may be matrix and vector quantizer pairs, and such quantizer pairs may also function as front ends to a second stage speech classifiers such as hidden Markov models (HMMs) and/or utilizes neural network postprocessing to, for example, improve speech recognition performance. Mean compensating the frequency parameters can remove noise frequency components that remain approximately constant during the duration of the input signal. HMM initial state and state transition probabilities derived from common quantizer types and the same input signal may be consolidated to improve recognition system performance and efficiency. Matrix quantization exploits the “evolution” of the speech short-term spectral envelopes as well as frequency domain information, and vector quantization (VQ) primarily operates on frequency domain information.