Abstract: An electrical receptacle connector includes an insulated housing, a plurality of terminals, and a metallic plate. The terminals and the metallic plate are at the insulated housing. The terminals are held at the insulated housing and arranged into two rows. The metallic plate is at a tongue portion of the insulated housing and between the terminals which are arranged into two rows. The metallic plate has a main body and a plurality of extension portions. Each of the extension portions extends outwardly from the main body and corresponds to a protrusion of a corresponding one of the terminals. A distance between each of the protrusions and a corresponding one of the extension portions is less than a distance between each of the contact portions and the corresponding one of the extension portions. A retaining spacing is between the protrusions of the terminals and the extension portions of the metallic plate.

Abstract: Systems and methods for speech recognition are provided. Some methods can include detecting a relative location of a user within one of a plurality of voice pickup areas of a multi-directional microphone array and the multi-directional microphone array activating a setting of the multi-directional microphone array based on the relative location of the user within the one of the plurality of voice pickup areas.

Abstract: An electronic heat transfer label includes a substrate. A pattern layer is printed on the substrate, and an adhesive is printed on the pattern layer to form a first adhesive layer. A chip is attached onto the first adhesive layer, and an adhesive is printed on the chip to form a second adhesive layer. The second adhesive layer covers the chip, and a hot-melt layer is arranged on the second adhesive layer. A method for preparing the electronic heat transfer label includes: S1: printing an ink on a substrate and drying the ink to form a pattern layer; S2: printing an adhesive on the pattern layer and drying to form a first adhesive layer; S3: attaching a chip onto the first adhesive layer; S4: printing an adhesive onto the first adhesive layer and the chip, and drying to form a second adhesive layer.

Abstract: Systems and methods for speech recognition are provided. Some methods can include detecting a relative location of a user within one of a plurality of voice pickup areas of a multi-directional microphone array and the multi-directional microphone array activating a setting of the multi-directional microphone array based on the relative location of the user within the one of the plurality of voice pickup areas.

Abstract: Systems and methods for automatic speech recognition are provided. Some methods can include a sensor detecting a relative location of a user within one of a plurality of voice pickup areas of a multi-directional microphone array and the multi-directional microphone array activating a direction setting of the multi-directional microphone array based on the relative location of the user within the one of the plurality of voice pickup areas.

Abstract: Systems and methods for automatic speech recognition are provided. Some methods can include a sensor detecting a relative location of a user within one of a plurality of voice pickup areas of a multi-directional microphone array and the multi-directional microphone array activating a direction setting of the multi-directional microphone array based on the relative location of the user within the one of the plurality of voice pickup areas.

Abstract: Systems and methods for automatic speech recognition are provided. Some methods can include a sensor detecting a relative location of a user within one of a plurality of voice pickup areas of a multi-directional microphone array and the multi-directional microphone array activating a direction setting of the multi-directional microphone array based on the relative location of the user within the one of the plurality of voice pickup areas.

Abstract: Systems and methods for automatic speech recognition are provided. Some methods can include a sensor detecting a relative location of a user within one of a plurality of voice pickup areas of a multi-directional microphone array and the multi-directional microphone array activating a direction setting of the multi-directional microphone array based on the relative location of the user within the one of the plurality of voice pickup areas.