Abstract: A pressure detection module includes a pressure joint. A force sensitive component of the module is connected to one end of the pressure joint. A strain gauge in attached to a surface of the force sensitive component. An electrical connector of the module has a seat and a pin that passes therethrough. An electrical connection board electrically connects the pin to the strain gauge. An end cap of the module includes a peripheral wall, an end wall, and an opening opposite to the end wall, the force sensitive component and the electrical connection board are accommodated in an inner cavity thereof. One end of the pressure joint is welded to the open end of the end cap. A socket is formed in the end wall of the end cap, and the seat is inserted into the socket and welded to the end wall.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems and methods for determining a potential malicious event. The systems and methods may obtain real-time information related to a vehicle. The systems and methods may determine a probability of arising malicious event based on the real-time information of the vehicle. The systems and methods may determine whether the probability of arising malicious event exceeds a probability threshold. The systems and methods may in response to a determination that the probability of arising malicious event exceeds the probability threshold, determine that a potential malicious event exists.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are a system and a method for managing supply of service. The system may include at least one processor that performs the operations including receiving a plurality of orders for a service; marking a locus based on the plurality of orders, the marked locus relating to a first number of orders of the plurality of orders, the first number of orders sharing a first characteristic, and the marked locus relating to a first location; and identifying at least one provider of the service to whom information relating to the marked locus is to be delivered.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are a system and a method for managing supply of service. The system may include at least one processor that performs the operations including receiving a plurality of orders for a service; marking a locus based on the plurality of orders, the marked locus relating to a first number of orders of the plurality of orders, the first number of orders sharing a first characteristic, and the marked locus relating to a first location; and identifying at least one provider of the service to whom information relating to the marked locus is to be delivered.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are a system and a method for managing supply of service. The system may include at least one processor that performs the operations including receiving a plurality of orders for a service; marking a locus based on the plurality of orders, the marked locus relating to a first number of orders of the plurality of orders, the first number of orders sharing a first characteristic, and the marked locus relating to a first location; and identifying at least one provider of the service to whom information relating to the marked locus is to be delivered.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are a system and a method for managing supply of service. The system may include at least one processor that performs the operations including receiving a plurality of orders for a service; marking a locus based on the plurality of orders, the marked locus relating to a first number of orders of the plurality of orders, the first number of orders sharing a first characteristic, and the marked locus relating to a first location; and identifying at least one provider of the service to whom information relating to the marked locus is to be delivered.

Abstract: A service distribution system and method are provided. The system comprises: a receiving module configured to receive information relating to service provision from a service provider and information relating to a service request from a service user, a storage module configured to store the information relating to the service provision and the service request, and a processing module configured to process the information relating to the service provision and the service request to obtain a feature result. If the feature result satisfies at least one criterion, the information relating to the service request is determined to be sent to the service provider. Alternatively, if the feature result does not satisfy the at least one criterion, the information relating to the service request is not be sent to the service provider. The information relating to the service request may include at least two geographic locations.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are a system and a method for managing supply of service. The system may include at least one processor that performs the operations including receiving a plurality of orders for a service; marking a locus based on the plurality of orders, the marked locus relating to a first number of orders of the plurality of orders, the first number of orders sharing a first characteristic, and the marked locus relating to a first location; and identifying at least one provider of the service to whom information relating to the marked locus is to be delivered.