Abstract: Disclosed is a detection device for a working surface. The detection device (100) comprises: a plurality of hydraulic supports (101), a laser ranging set (102), a displacement sensor (103), a hydroelectric signal conversion module (104), and a support controller (105) which are disposed on a working surface. The laser ranging set (102) is disposed below a top beam of a first target hydraulic support among the plurality of hydraulic supports and parallel to a post of the first target hydraulic support, and is configured to determine error length and send the error length to the hydroelectric signal conversion module (104). The displacement sensor (103) is configured to at least obtain the degrees of inclination of the hydraulic supports (101) and send the degrees of inclination to the hydroelectric signal conversion module (104).

Abstract: Systems and methods for training models to predict dense correspondences across images such as human images. A model may be trained using synthetic training data created from one or more 3D computer models of a subject. In addition, one or more geodesic distances derived from the surfaces of one or more of the 3D models may be used to generate one or more loss values, which may in turn be used in modifying the model's parameters during training.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a fiber splice and distribution apparatus and a fiber splice and distribution frame. The fiber splice and distribution apparatus includes a housing and a splice tray connected to the housing, where multiple first adapters are provided at one end of the housing; a movable plate is provided at the other end of the housing, an adapter mounting hole is provided on the movable plate, the adapter mounting hole is configured to mount a second adapter, and the movable plate is detachably connected to the housing. When the movable plate is connected to the housing of the fiber splice and distribution apparatus, distribution may be performed for different types of adapters by using a branch jumper. When the movable plate is detached, the pigtail may be spliced to an external optical cable. The fiber splice and distribution module has relatively rich functions.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a fiber splice and distribution apparatus and a fiber splice and distribution frame. The fiber splice and distribution apparatus includes a housing and a splice tray connected to the housing, where multiple first adapters are provided at one end of the housing; a movable plate is provided at the other end of the housing, an adapter mounting hole is provided on the movable plate, the adapter mounting hole is configured to mount a second adapter, and the movable plate is detachably connected to the housing. When the movable plate is connected to the housing of the fiber splice and distribution apparatus, distribution may be performed for different types of adapters by using a branch jumper. When the movable plate is detached, the pigtail may be spliced to an external optical cable. The fiber splice and distribution module has relatively rich functions.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an identification holding apparatus, an optical fiber splicing and distribution module, an optical fiber management apparatus, and a method for assembling an optical fiber management apparatus. The optical fiber management apparatus includes the identification chip holding apparatus and the optical fiber splicing and distribution module, where a snap-on structure of the identification chip holding apparatus is fitted into an optical fiber connector, and a chip accommodating structure of the identification chip holding apparatus is installed in a hollow groove; and a chip in the chip accommodating structure implements external communication by using the chip accommodating structure and a printed circuit board.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an identification holding apparatus, an optical fiber splicing and distribution module, an optical fiber management apparatus, and a method for assembling an optical fiber management apparatus. The optical fiber management apparatus includes the identification chip holding apparatus and the optical fiber splicing and distribution module, where a snap-on structure of the identification chip holding apparatus is fitted into an optical fiber connector, and a chip accommodating structure of the identification chip holding apparatus is installed in a hollow groove; and a chip in the chip accommodating structure implements external communication by using the chip accommodating structure and a printed circuit board.