Abstract: A faucet with integrated manual and automatic flow control, which includes a faucet body, a valve, a handle, a cold water inlet pipe, a hot water inlet pipe, a water outlet pipe, a sensing unit and a control device. The valve and the control device are both arranged inside the faucet body. The handle is arranged on one side of the faucet body and is connected with one end of the valve, the other end of the valve is connected with the control device. The sensing unit is arranged on the faucet body and is electrically connected with the control device. The cold water inlet pipe and the hot water inlet pipe are both connected to one end of the water outlet pipe through the valve.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a surgical positioning apparatus, positioning system and positioning method. The positioning apparatus comprises a bracket, on which three or more reflecting balls for reflecting infrared and four or more positioning markers opaque to X-ray are provided. The disclosure provides both the reflecting balls for reflecting infrared and the positioning markers on the bracket, thus the reflecting balls can be identified by an optical tracking device, and the positioning markers can be scanned and identified by a three-dimensional device.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a surgical positioning system and a positioning method. The surgical positioning system comprises a surgical robot, a host computer, a spatial measurement device, a robot tracer, a three-dimensional imaging device and a calibrator for three-dimensional image. The host computer is configured to control a motion of the surgical robot. The calibrator and the robot tracer are detachably connected to a terminal end of the surgical robot. The spatial measurement device is configured to measure spatial coordinates of the robot tracer and transmit position data to the host computer. The three-dimensional imaging device is configured to scan the calibrator and a surgical site of the patient and transmit an image of the markers and an image of the patient to the host computer. The host computer is configured to identify and match the markers in the image and the markers on the calibrator.