Abstract: The present application discloses a method for detecting cigarette appearance defects based on variational Bayesian inference. In a cigarette appearance defect detection scenario, in order to solve the problem that a current point estimation-based machine learning algorithm leads to an overconfidence decision in a data scarcity area, the present application proposes a variational inference-based Bayesian method to improve a SSD backbone network, preferably including calculating a real posterior probability by the variational inference method, replacing a point estimation mechanism of a convolution layer weight in the original backbone network by using a form of probability distribution, then detecting the improved extracted features by an SSD target detection algorithm, and furthermore, accurately determining whether the appearance of the cigarette is defective and the type and location of the defect.

Abstract: An integrated vessel with wave compensation capability for transportation of completed offshore wind turbines includes a wind turbine conveyor system, a dynamic positioning propeller system, and a six-degree-of-freedom parallel manipulator system, as well as a foundation monopile of a fixed wind turbine arranged in the hull; the completed offshore wind turbines are fixed on the wind turbine conveyor system by multiple wind turbine stabilizing blocks, and a clamping system is equipped in the six-degree-of-freedom parallel manipulator system.

Abstract: A semiconductor device comprises a semiconductor substrate, a plurality of metal layers, an adhesive layer, a compound layer, and a plurality of contact pads. A thickness of the semiconductor substrate is in a range from 15 ?m to 35 ?m. A thickness of the compound layer is larger than the thickness of the semiconductor substrate. A coefficient of thermal expansion of the compound layer is less than or equal to 9 ppm/° C. A glass transition temperature of the compound layer is larger than 150° C. The plurality of metal layers comprises a first titanium layer, a first nickel layer, a silver layer, a second nickel layer, and a metallic layer. In a first example, the metallic layer is a second titanium layer. In a second example, the metallic layer is a Titanium Nitride (TiN) layer.

Abstract: A semiconductor package comprises a semiconductor substrate, a plurality of contact pads, a seed layer, a first thick metal layer, a second thick metal layer, and a coating metal layer. Direct attachment of the first thick metal layer and the second thick metal layer comprises bonded metal atoms. The first thick metal layer and the second thick metal layer are bonded by an SAB process. A method comprises the steps of providing an upper device portion, providing a lower carrier portion, applying an SAB process, applying a de-bonding process, applying a tape, applying a singulation process, and removing the tape.

Abstract: A chip scale semiconductor package comprises a silicon layer, a back side metal layer, and a plurality of front side pads. Each of the plurality of front side pads comprises a respective copper member and a respective solder member. A method comprises the steps of: providing a wafer; grinding the back side of the wafer forming a peripheral ring; applying a metallization process to a grinded surface; removing the peripheral ring; forming a front side seed layer; forming a front side photoresist layer; applying a photolithography process; applying a front side copper plating process; applying a front side solder plating process; stripping the front side photoresist layer; etching the front side seed layer; and applying a singulation process.

Abstract: A semiconductor package comprises a semiconductor substrate, a plurality of contact pads, a plurality of metal bumps, a metal layer, and a molding encapsulation. A thickness of the semiconductor substrate is less than 35 microns. A first method comprises the steps of providing a device wafer; attaching a first carrier; applying a thinning process; forming a metal layer; applying a first tape; removing the first carrier; applying a first singulation process; removing the first tape; attaching a second carrier; forming a molding encapsulation; removing the second carrier; forming a plurality of metal bumps; applying a second tape; and applying a singulation process and removing the second tape. A second method comprises the steps of providing a device wafer; attaching a carrier; applying a thinning process; forming a metal layer; forming a molding encapsulation; removing the carrier; forming a plurality of metal bumps; and applying a singulation process.

Abstract: A display panel and a mobile terminal are provided. Number of second sub-pixels in a second pixel repeating unit in a second display area of the display panel is same as number of first sub-pixels in a first pixel repeating unit. The second sub-pixels in the second pixel repeating unit are arranged in a way of gathering together with respect to the first sub-pixels in the first pixel repeating unit. A cathode inhibition block is disposed on an opening in a cathode layer and is located between any adjacent ones of the second pixel repeating units.

Abstract: An integrated plugging and perforating operation system is provided, including an operation truck, a wellhead equipment pry, and a centralized control room. A mechanical mechanism and a power mechanism are arranged on a chassis of the operation truck. The mechanical mechanism includes a turntable assembly, where a telescopic arm assembly is installed on the turntable assembly, a mechanical arm assembly for logging operation is installed at an operating end of the telescopic arm assembly, and a logging winch assembly and a follow-up winch assembly are arranged at a counterweight end of the telescopic arm assembly to form a counter weight of the telescopic arm assembly. The power mechanism is configured for providing power output to the mechanical mechanism.

Abstract: Disclosed are various approaches for using drag-and-drop to open local files remotely. In one approach, a client device renders a user interface including a first indicium corresponding to a local file of the client device and a second indicium corresponding to a remotely executed application. A drag-and-drop action of the first indicium relative to the second indicium is detected. Responsive to the drag-and-drop action, the remotely executed application opens a copy of the local file.

Abstract: Embodiments are described for editing a remote document residing on a server that is accessed by a mobile device over a remote desktop connection, by downloading portions of text to be locally edited from the remote document to the mobile device, performing edits on the downloaded text locally on the mobile device in an interface optimized for mobile device text editing, and conveying the edited portions back to the server to be inserted into a corresponding place in the document.

Abstract: Systems and methods are described for hiding a primary user's sensitive information in collaborative virtual desktop sessions where multiple secondary users access the primary user's virtual desktop. In particular, embodiments described herein leverage a mechanism for monitoring when designated sensitive applications are opened in the virtual desktop. After the primary user sets up a collaborative session on their virtual desktop, if a sensitive application opens in the virtual desktop during the collaborative session, the sharing of the desktop graphical user interface (GUI) can be stopped and the user can be prompted (e.g., via a warning dialog that pops up) to choose how to proceed. For example, the user can choose to hide the entire desktop, to minimize or close the sensitive application, or to continue sharing the desktop but pop-out the sensitive application from the remote desktop in a separate window that is not shared with the collaborators.

Abstract: Systems and methods are described providing ways for unifying multiple virtual desktops accessed by a user on a client device in a client window and connecting the virtual desktops to improve efficiency and user experience when the user is working on the multiple desktops. In particular, embodiments described herein leverage a mechanism for detecting when a client device is connected to multiple virtual desktops, combining the graphical user interfaces (GUIs) of the virtual desktops in a client window, and coordinating a connection between the virtual desktops that can be used for enabling various features unifying the desktops such as clipboard redirection to enable copy/paste operations between the desktops and file redirection to allow the desktops to access each other's files and folders.

Abstract: System and method are described for seamlessly installing applications on remote virtual desktops from installation files located on the local client device by redirecting the installation to the virtual desktop, while giving users an experience akin to installing applications on the local operating system. A request can be received on the client device to install an application from a corresponding installation file located on the client device, in a remote virtual desktop. In response to the request, a virtual desktop session can be established on the virtual desktop and the installation file can be redirected to the virtual desktop, where it can be launched to begin installing the application. To enable user interaction during the installation process, the application installation user interface (UI) can be streamed to the client device and user inputs into the installation UI can be conveyed back to the virtual desktop to be effectuated therein.

Abstract: Systems and methods are described for efficient and flexible way of allocating resources in remote computing environments. A “layered” hierarchy is described where a user can be provisioned with a virtual desktop from a virtual desktop pool in a first layer (“layer 1”), which can be configured for more common or basic usage. While working in the layer 1 desktop, when the user opens specific applications, such as applications that are resource-demanding or have other specific requirements, instead of launching those applications in the layer 1 desktop, the applications can be launched from a pool in a second layer (“layer 2”) and be redirected to the layer 1 desktop. The layer 2 pool can be configured to suit the requirements of the specific application, such as by having more memory, virtual GPUs, different operating systems, etc.

Abstract: Disclosed are various approaches for using drag-and-drop to open local files remotely. In one approach, a client device renders a user interface including a first indicium corresponding to a local file of the client device and a second indicium corresponding to a remotely executed application. A drag-and-drop action of the first indicium relative to the second indicium is detected. Responsive to the drag-and-drop action, the remotely executed application opens a copy of the local file.

Abstract: Information, such as information pertaining to a remote desktop, may be presented concurrently with an image of the remote desktop on an unused area of a display screen. The information may be presented with a selectable and adjustable transparency.

Abstract: Systems and methods are described for unifying and connecting multiple virtual desktops accessed by a user on a client device to improve efficiency and user experience when the user is working on the multiple desktops. When the client device is accessing multiple virtual desktops, a connection can be established between the virtual desktops for enabling various features unifying the multiple desktops. For example, an application running on a first desktop can be redirected to a second desktop so that the user can interact with applications running in different desktops from within one desktop. Clipboards can be shared between the remote desktops to allow the user to copy data from one desktop and paste it into a different desktop. Files on each connected remote desktop can be redirected to other connected remote desktops so the user can access files of any connected remote desktop from within any other connected remote desktop.

Abstract: A remote desktop may be localized to a local operating system (OS), such that remote applications and remote files are accessible via the local OS, without having to launch a remote desktop client that renders a user interface (UI) for connection with the remote desktop. The remote desktop client runs in a background as one or more services without any UI. A user may access and use remote applications/files via the same UIs of the local OS that are used to access and use local applications/files.

Abstract: Remote desktop services are accessed by a remote desktop from a pool of remote desktops. When the remote desktop detects a user request to launch an application and determines that the application to be launched is from another remote desktop, the remote desktop establishes a connection with the other remote desktop to launch and display the application seamlessly. In addition, the remote desktop retrieves drive configuration data indicating drives or folders that are shared by each of the remote desktops in the pool and creates a mapping of the shared drives and folders based on the drive configuration data. In response to a user request to open a shared drive or folder of the second remote desktop, the remote desktop establishes a connection between the first remote desktop and the second remote desktop to acquire contents of the shared drive or folder.

Abstract: Techniques are described for sharing clipboard data by redirecting it between different virtual desktop sessions. A first user establishes a first desktop session and submits a request to share their clipboard data with a second user working on a second virtual desktop session. The request to share clipboard data is transmitted from the first desktop session to a connection server, where it is determined whether the second user currently has any active virtual desktop sessions. If so, the connection server forwards the request to all active virtual desktop sessions of the second user, where the second user is provided with an option to approve or deny the request. If the second user approves the clipboard redirection request, the connection server notifies the first virtual desktop session, and a virtual channel of a remote display protocol can be established for sharing the clipboard data.