Abstract: An optical module includes a base, a holding component, an optical element, and at least one detachable structure. The holding component is disposed on the base, in which a position of the holding component relative to the base along a first axial direction is adjustable. The optical element is disposed on the holding component. The detachable structure is extended from one of the base and the holding component to face another one of the base and the holding component, so as to limit a position of the holding component relative to the base along a second axial direction.

Abstract: An apparatus for inspecting wafer carriers is disclosed. In one example, the apparatus includes: a housing; a load port; a robot arm inside the housing; and a processor. The load port is configured to load a wafer carrier into the housing. The robot arm is configured to move a first camera connected to the robot arm. The first camera is configured to capture a plurality of images of the wafer carrier. The processor is configured to process the plurality of images to inspect the wafer carrier.

Abstract: An intraoral scanner includes a projecting module, an image-capturing module, a linkage structure, and a manipulation part. The projecting module includes a first lens device and a light source. Light emitted by the light source is projected out of the intraoral scanner by the first lens device. The image-capturing module includes a second lens device and an image sensor. The image sensor receives the light from the outside of the intraoral scanner through the second lens device. The manipulation part is exposed from the intraoral scanner and is mechanically linked with the first or second lens device through the linkage structure. Therein, the manipulation part is operable to correspondingly move at least one first lens of the first lens device or at least one second lens of the second lens device through the linkage structure, so as to adjust a scanning zone of the intraoral scanner.

Abstract: A lens includes a casing, a first lens group, a second lens group and a heat dissipating member. The first lens group is disposed in the casing and close to a first side of the casing. The second lens group is disposed in the casing and close to a second side of the casing, wherein the first side is opposite to the second side. The heat dissipating member is disposed at the second side of the casing and contacts the casing.

Abstract: An intraoral scanner includes a projecting module, an image-capturing module, a linkage structure, and a manipulation part. The projecting module includes a first lens device and a light source. Light emitted by the light source is projected out of the intraoral scanner by the first lens device. The image-capturing module includes a second lens device and an image sensor. The image sensor receives the light from the outside of the intraoral scanner through the second lens device. The manipulation part is exposed from the intraoral scanner and is mechanically linked with the first or second lens device through the linkage structure. Therein, the manipulation part is operable to correspondingly move at least one first lens of the first lens device or at least one second lens of the second lens device through the linkage structure, so as to adjust a scanning zone of the intraoral scanner.

Abstract: A lens includes a casing, a first lens group, a second lens group and a heat dissipating member. The first lens group is disposed in the casing and close to a first side of the casing. The second lens group is disposed in the casing and close to a second side of the casing, wherein the first side is opposite to the second side. The heat dissipating member is disposed at the second side of the casing and contacts the casing.

Abstract: An optical engine module includes a casing, a bracket, a light pipe, a cover and a resilient member. The casing has an accommodating space and a baffle, wherein the baffle is located in the accommodating space. A first end of the bracket has at least one first block portion, the bracket is disposed in the accommodating space, and a second end of the bracket is oriented towards the baffle, wherein the first end is opposite to the second end. The light pipe is disposed in the bracket and abuts against the at least one first block portion. The cover is disposed on the second end of the bracket and abuts against the baffle. The resilient member is configured to generate an elastic force to push the bracket towards the baffle.

Abstract: The invention discloses a lens adjusting module for adjusting the position of a lens module. The lens adjusting module includes an input rod and an output rod, wherein the input rod is configured along a first direction and has an inclined surface. The output rod is configured along a second direction perpendicular to the first direction. The output rod has a first contact surface contacting the inclined surface, and a second contact surface contacting the lens module. When the input rod moves along the first direction, the first contact surface of the output rod moves along the inclined surface of the input rod, and the lens module moves with the output rod along the second direction.

Abstract: An electronic device includes a shell body, an input component, a backlight board, and a transparent cover. The shell body has a top surface and a bearing tank located on the top surface. The input component is disposed in the bearing tank, and the backlight board is superposed on the input component and is located in the bearing tank. The bearing tank exposes the backlight board. In addition, the transparent cover is superposed on the backlight board, so as to achieve the waterproof effect.

Abstract: The invention discloses a lens adjusting module for adjusting the position of a lens module. The lens adjusting module includes an input rod and an output rod, wherein the input rod is configured along a first direction and has an inclined surface. The output rod is configured along a second direction perpendicular to the first direction. The output rod has a first contact surface contacting the inclined surface, and a second contact surface contacting the lens module. When the input rod moves along the first direction, the first contact surface of the output rod moves along the inclined surface of the input rod, and the lens module moves with the output rod along the second direction.