Abstract: The invention provides systems and methods for a function-based computing power allocation system (FCPAS), which is a component of an Intelligent Road Infrastructure System (IRIS). The FCPAS incorporates advanced computing capabilities that effectively allocate computational power for prediction, planning, and decision making functions. Specifically, through the FCPAS, an AV can acquire additional computational resources for vehicle prediction, planning, and decision-making functions, thereby enabling safe and efficient autonomous driving. Additionally, tailored to different traffic scenarios, the FCPAS can allocate data and computational resources (including but not limited to CPU and GPU) for vehicle automation.

Abstract: Disclosed are a method and an apparatus for carbon capture coupled hydrogen production. The method includes: capturing low-concentration CO2 by a solution of an alkali metal hydroxide to obtain a low-concentration CO2 absorption solution; capturing high-concentration CO2 by a first portion of the low-concentration CO2 absorption solution to obtain a high-concentration CO2 absorption solution; and performing electrolysis by a second portion of the low-concentration CO2 absorption solution as a catholyte solution, using the high-concentration CO2 absorption solution as an anolyte, and using a non-ionic diaphragm as a diaphragm. According to the method, capture of CO2 in a wide concentration range can be realized; electrolysis is performed by a non-ionic diaphragm, to implement regeneration of an absorption solution coupled hydrogen production; capture costs of CO2 in a wide concentration range can be reduced; additional products of H2 and O2 can be obtained; and hydrogen production costs can be reduced.

Abstract: A method for capturing carbon dioxide includes: spraying an alkaline solution through a first spray structure; temporarily storing a solution, in a first temporary storage structure, and making the solution flow out through the first spray structure; detecting a concentration of hydroxide and/or a concentration of carbonate of the solution, and supplementing one of an alkaline solution and water into the first temporary storage structure according to the concentration of the hydroxide and/or the concentration of the carbonate; and in a case that the concentration of the hydroxide is less than or equal to m and the concentration of the carbonate is n, controlling a first pump body or a third pump body to stop running, so that the solution enters an electrolysis device for an electrolysis. Adopting the present disclosure solves problems in that capture efficiency of carbon dioxide gas and overall energy consumption are relatively difficult to control.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to a computational procedure for accelerated, calibrationless magnetic resonance image (CI-MRI) reconstruction that is fast, memory efficient, and scales to high dimensional imaging. The computational procedure, High-dimensional fast ConvolUtional framework (HICU), provides fast, memory-efficient recovery of unsampled k-space points.

Abstract: A method for simultaneous multislice (SMS) magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) acquisition and image reconstruction includes a) using an MRI apparatus, simultaneously i) exciting multiple imaging slices with a phase modulation strategy used to distribute the image content over an extended phase-encoding field of view (FOV), and ii) acquiring data from the multiple slices using a sampling strategy comprising a k-space under-sampling pattern over an extended phase-encoding FOV k-space matrix; and b) reconstructing images comprising the multiple slices over the extended phase-encoded FOV using an image reconstruction technique.

Abstract: A support comprising kaolin clay, wherein the kaolin clay comprises less than or equal to about 0.6% by weight of iron, based on total weight of the support.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to a computational procedure for accelerated, calibrationless magnetic resonance image (CI-MRI) reconstruction that is fast, memory efficient, and scales to high dimensional imaging. The computational procedure, High-dimensional fast ConvolUtional framework (HICU), provides fast, memory-efficient recovery of unsampled k-space points.

Abstract: A wheel module according to an embodiment includes a wheel, a motor, a shaft, a holding member and a brake. A tire is mounted on the wheel. The motor is arranged on the inner side of the wheel and includes a stator and a rotor. The shaft is fixed to the rotor coaxially with a rotation axis of the rotor and transmits rotation force of the rotor to the wheel. The holding member holds the stator. The brake restricts rotation of the shaft. One end portion of the holding member in the axial direction of the rotation axis of the rotor is fixed to and supported by a support member. The brake is on the opposite side to the wheel with the support member interposed therebetween. The shaft extends to an inner portion of the brake while passing through through-holes formed in the one end portion and the supporting member.

Abstract: A wheel module according to an embodiment includes a wheel, a motor, a shaft, a holding member and a brake. A tire is mounted on the wheel. The motor is arranged on the inner side of the wheel and includes a stator and a rotor. The shaft is fixed to the rotor coaxially with a rotation axis of the rotor and transmits rotation force of the rotor to the wheel. The holding member holds the stator. The brake restricts rotation of the shaft. One end portion of the holding member in the axial direction of the rotation axis of the rotor is fixed to and supported by a support member. The brake is on the opposite side to the wheel with the support member interposed therebetween. The shaft extends to an inner portion of the brake while passing through through-holes formed in the one end portion and the supporting member.

Abstract: A method for releasing an address, a user node and a remote access server are disclosed. The method includes: when releasing an Internet protocol version 6 (IPv6) address, a user node notifying the released IPv6 address to nodes within a scope of a local link. In the above technical scheme, when releasing the IPv6 address generated through a prefix, the user node notifies the released IPv6 address to the nodes within the scope of the local link, which enhances the accuracy of charging, improves the user experience, and plays a role of address resource recovery within the scope of the local link, thereby being able to reuse address resources released by the user in the network.

Abstract: A method for releasing an address, a user node and a remote access server are disclosed. The method includes: when releasing an Internet protocol version 6 (IPv6) address, a user node notifying the released IPv6 address to nodes within a scope of a local link. In the above technical scheme, when releasing the IPv6 address generated through a prefix, the user node notifies the released IPv6 address to the nodes within the scope of the local link, which enhances the accuracy of charging, improves the user experience, and plays a role of address resource recovery within the scope of the local link, thereby being able to reuse address resources released by the user in the network.

Abstract: A method and system for managing IPv6 address conflict automatically are provided. The method comprises: after receiving a DAD message of a terminal, a BRAS searching local records to judge whether there is an interface identifier in the DAD message under a prefix which is the same with a local routing prefix in the DAD message, and if yes, then transmitting a reconfiguration message to the terminal; otherwise, then recording the interface identifier.

Abstract: A synchronous time-division multiplexing bus communication method adopting a serial communication interface is provided, which applied to a system comprising a master and a plurality of slavers, each of which comprises a micro-control unit, which comprises a Serial Communication Interface (SCI) and a timer, and transmitting and receiving data lines of the master and the plurality of slavers are connected to the bus, wherein the method comprises: transmitting a downlink data message as required by the plurality of slavers; receiving, by the plurality of slavers, the downlink data message via the Serial Communication Interface (SCI); transmitting an uplink data message after a predetermined time interval, by one of the plurality of slavers; and repeating the process of transmitting an uplink data message after a predetermined time interval, by a second one to the last one of the plurality of slavers respectively.

Abstract: A method and system for mobile information security protection may include extracting, by a first processor, identification information corresponding to a plurality of applications installed on a mobile device, sending the extracted identification information to a server, matching, by a second processor, the identification information to information stored in a database storage, receiving matched information from the database storage as a result of matching the identification information, sending the matched information to the mobile device, and presenting the matched information to a user of the mobile device.

Abstract: A method and system for mobile information security protection are disclosed. According to an embodiment, the method comprises extracting, by a first processor, identification information corresponding to a plurality of applications installed on a mobile device, sending the extracted identification information to a server, matching, by a second processor, the identification information to information stored in a database storage, receiving matched information from the database storage as a result of matching the identification information, sending the matched information to the mobile device, and presenting the matched information to a user of the mobile device.

Abstract: Disclosed is a compact and integrated fan, pump, and heat exchanger system where air-cooling is performed via the fan, liquid cooling is performed via a pump, and heat exchange fins in thermal contact with a fluid channel act as a heat exchanger. Heated fluid is carried inside the fluid channel, where heat therein is conducted to the fins. The air flows around the outside surfaces of the fins so that the heat transfers from the heated fluid into the air stream.

Abstract: A long-proportional-stroke force motor which outputs force proportional to the exciting current. The motor has a magnetic circuit wherein a non-magnetic spacer is positioned axially between a magnetic guide and a magnetic sleeve. An armature moves within a central opening defined by the guide, the spacer and the sleeve. An end portion of the guide, adjacent to the spacer, has a sectional profile through a stepped surface facing radially outward and the corners of the steps define a curve which satisfies the following expressions: ? Y ? X > 0 , ? ? 2 ? Y ? X 2 > 0 , where X is a coordinate on an X-axis corresponding to a central axis of the guide; wherein the armature is moved in a direction along the X-axis by application of exciting current to a coil surrounding the guide, spacer and sleeve; and Y is a coordinate on an axis orthogonal to the X-axis.

Abstract: There is provided a long-proportional-stroke force motor whose force vs. stroke characteristic provides a long stroke in which a constant force is output proportional to the exciting current in magnitude without involvement of problems in actual use, and which does not impose any limitations on the stroke so as to effectively use the stroke. A long-proportional-stroke force motor 1 includes a magnetic circuit configured such that a spacer 12 made of a non-magnetic material intervenes between a guide 11 made of a magnetic material and a sleeve 13 made of a magnetic material, and an armature 3 provided movably within the magnetic circuit.

Abstract: A servo valve has a miniature force motor embedded in a main fluid chamber to directly operate between two nozzles to generate a differential pressure in two ports. The miniature force motor includes two disc ring-shaped magnets in opposing magnetic orientation, an armature base and poppet ends of magnetic material coupled to an armature shaft having pilot ends that interface to form the pilot stage valves at each armature shaft end. The armature shaft extends through a center hole in the magnets, armature base, and the poppet ends and engages bearing elements at each end allowing lateral armature motion. Two elastic members provide restoring forces to the armature assembly. Guide/stops have shaped magnetic surfaces to control the magnetic path and to linearize the force versus stroke and to increase the proportional stroke of the armature.