Abstract: An optical-fiber connector includes a first metal housing, a second metal housing, and a plurality of coupling components, where the first metal housing and the second metal housing are assembled with each other. The first metal housing has a receiving space. Two ends of the first metal housing respectively include a plurality of first mating portions and a first tail cap assembling portion. Two ends of the second metal housing respectively include a plurality of second mating portions corresponding to the first mating portions and a second tail cap assembling portion assembled with the first tail cap assembling portion. Each of the coupling components includes a coupling body and a metal stopping member. Each of the coupling bodies has a positioning portion. Each of the positioning portions is assembled with a corresponding one of the first mating portions and a corresponding one of the second mating portions.

Abstract: A standard connector comprises an optical-fiber sleeve member, a fixation member, a spring, a connector body, a retaining member, a fixation sleeve, and a coupling cap. The optical-fiber sleeve member is connected to one end of the fixation member. The spring is fitted over the fixation member. The connector body is fitted over the fixation member and the spring. The connector body has a plurality of first engaging portions. The retaining member is fitted over the optical-fiber sleeve member and engaged with the connector body. The fixation member has a mating opening. An inner wall of the mating opening has a plurality of mating portions. The fixation sleeve is fitted over the optical-fiber sleeve member, the fixation member, and the connector body. Each of the mating portions is engaged with a corresponding one of the first engaging portions. The coupling cap is fitted over the fixation sleeve.

Abstract: An intelligent epidemic prevention system includes a calibration device, an access control system, a visible-light camera recording a first calibration device image of the calibration device and a first user image of a user, a thermographic camera recording a second calibration device image of the calibration device and a second user image of the user, and a computing device that calculates a calibration value according to the first and second calibration device images. The computing device determines whether the user wears a mask properly according to the first user image and generates a first result, and determines whether the temperature of the user is greater than or equal to a threshold temperature according to the calibration value and the second user image and generates a second result. The computing device controls the access control system to open or close according to the first and second results.

Abstract: An optical-fiber adapter includes a base member and a door piece. The base member has a receiving groove and an insertion opening and includes a doorstop portion. The insertion opening is in communication with the receiving groove, and the doorstop portion is at a bottom portion of the insertion opening. The door piece is in the receiving groove to selectively close or open the insertion opening. Each of two sides of the door piece has a pivot portion, each of the pivot portions is adjacent to the doorstop portion and pivotally connected to a corresponding one of two side walls of the base member, and an outer surface of the door piece includes a protrusion adjacent to the doorstop portion. When the optical-fiber plug is inserted into the receiving groove of the optical-fiber adapter, the protrusion abuts against the bottom surface of the connection body of the optical-fiber plug.

Abstract: An optical-fiber connector with protective cap includes a connector body and a retaining member which are fitted over an optical-fiber sleeve member, a fixation member, and a spring. The protective cap is fitted over the retaining member and the connector body. Each second engaging portion of the protective cap is engaged with a corresponding first engaging portion of the connector body. After the protective cap draws the optical-fiber connector to pass through a guiding pipeline, the protective cap is removed, and the optical-fiber connector is assembled with a fixation sleeve and a coupling cap to form a standard connector.

Abstract: A slide rail device is adapted for collecting drill dust, and includes a fixed rail and a plurality of dust-collecting units. The fixed rail has a first surface and a second surface that are spaced apart from each other, a plurality of through holes that are formed through the first surface and the second surface, and a plurality of through-hole surfaces that respectively define the through holes. Each of the through-hole surfaces defines two openings that are respectively in the first surface and the second surface. Each of the dust-collecting units includes a cover member that closes one of the openings of a respective one of the through-hole surfaces, and a dust-catching member that is adapted for the drill dust to adhere thereto. The cover member of each of the dust-collecting units cooperates with the respective one of the through-hole surfaces to define a dust-collecting space.

Abstract: An optical-fiber connector includes a coupling member, a core component, a sleeve member, a metal retaining member, and a pressing member. The core component is in the receiving space. The metal retaining member is connected to one of two ends of the coupling member. The elastic arm of the metal retaining member inclinedly extends toward the other end of the coupling member. Two sides of the elastic arm have a plurality of retaining structures. The sleeve member is at the other end of the coupling member and is connected to the pressing member. The pressing portion of the pressing member extends toward the elastic arm. The metal retaining member is adapted to be buckled with an adapter, so that the service life of the optical-fiber connector can be prolonged.

Abstract: A guide rail mechanism includes a fixed rail unit, a movable rail unit slidably mounted on the fixed rail unit, and a tail hook projecting from a top side of the movable rail unit. The tail hook has an upwardly extending section extending upwardly from the movable rail unit, and an insert section extending forwardly from the upwardly extending section and having a taper portion tapered to terminate at a striking tip. The taper portion is deflected from a central line of a width to have the striking tip spaced apart from the central line and at a side away from a fixed wall. An adjusting space is formed when the guide rail mechanism is connected between a furniture carcass and a drawer.

Abstract: An optical-fiber connector with protective cap includes a connector body and a retaining member which are fitted over an optical-fiber sleeve member, a fixation member, and a spring. The protective cap is fitted over the retaining member and the connector body. Each second engaging portion of the protective cap is engaged with a corresponding first engaging portion of the connector body. After the protective cap draws the optical-fiber connector to pass through a guiding pipeline, the protective cap is removed, and the optical-fiber connector is assembled with a fixation sleeve and a coupling cap to form a standard connector.

Abstract: An optical-fiber connector includes a coupling member, a core component, a sleeve member, a metal retaining member, and a pressing member. The core component is in the receiving space. The metal retaining member is connected to one of two ends of the coupling member. The elastic arm of the metal retaining member inclinedly extends toward the other end of the coupling member. Two sides of the elastic arm have a plurality of retaining structures. The sleeve member is at the other end of the coupling member and is connected to the pressing member. The pressing portion of the pressing member extends toward the elastic arm. The metal retaining member is adapted to be buckled with an adapter, so that the service life of the optical-fiber connector can be prolonged.

Abstract: The disclosure provides an optic fiber connector, including a ferrule, a holder, a connector body having a plurality of first locking slots, a spring sleeved onto the holder, and a retainer having a plurality of locking hooks. The ferrule is assembled to the holder. The spring, the holder, and the ferrule are received in a space formed between the retainer and the connector body by locking the locking hooks with the locking slots respectively, wherein the spring is compressed by locking such that the retainer, the holder, the spring, and the connector body are abutted with each other.

Abstract: An intelligent epidemic prevention system includes a calibration device, an access control system, a visible-light camera recording a first calibration device image of the calibration device and a first user image of a user, a thermographic camera recording a second calibration device image of the calibration device and a second user image of the user, and a computing device that calculates a calibration value according to the first and second calibration device images. The computing device determines whether the user wears a mask properly according to the first user image and generates a first result, and determines whether the temperature of the user is greater than or equal to a threshold temperature according to the calibration value and the second user image and generates a second result. The computing device controls the access control system to open or close according to the first and second results.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a method for detecting the focus of attention. The method includes: obtaining the face of a person in the first image, as well as the result of facial recognition; determining whether the distance between the person and the target is within an effective attention range; determining whether the face is frontal; determining whether the effective attention period is not shorter than a period threshold; detecting the focus of attention for the person to the target.

Abstract: An exchangeable optic fiber connector assembly, including a pair of optic fiber connectors and a switching structure, is provided. Each optic fiber connector has a first locking portion and a first stopping portion. The switching structure has a pair of guiding slots. The optic fiber connectors respectively pass through the guiding slots to be movable and rotatable along the corresponding guiding slots. The switching structure further has a plurality of second locking portions and a plurality of second stopping portions disposed at two opposite ends of each guiding slot. Each optic fiber connector is locked with one of the second locking portions through the first locking portion, and the second stopping portion next to the locked second locking portion is located on a moving path of the first stopping portion.

Abstract: An escalator equipment alert method and an escalator equipment alert system are disclosed. The method includes: activating a camera disposed on an entrance of an escalator equipment; capturing a foot image of a passenger about to board the escalator equipment through the camera; performing an image analyzation on the foot image to detect a danger boarding behavior related to the passenger; and in response to the danger boarding behavior, issuing an alert message matched with the danger boarding behavior through an alert device.

Abstract: A memory controller includes a buffer memory and a microprocessor. The buffer memory includes at least a first cache memory and a second cache memory. The microprocessor is configured to control access of a flash memory device. The microprocessor is configured to obtain a number of spare blocks of the flash memory device corresponding to a first operation period, determine a write speed compensation value, determine a target write speed according to the write speed compensation value and a balance speed, and determine a target garbage collection speed according to the target write speed. The microprocessor is further configured to perform one or more write operations in response to one or more write commands received from a host device in the first operation period according to the target write speed and perform at least one garbage collection operation according to the target garbage collection speed.

Abstract: An exchangeable optic fiber connector assembly, including a pair of optic fiber connectors and a switching structure, is provided. Each optic fiber connector has a first locking portion and a first stopping portion. The switching structure has a pair of guiding slots. The optic fiber connectors respectively pass through the guiding slots to be movable and rotatable along the corresponding guiding slots. The switching structure further has a plurality of second locking portions and a plurality of second stopping portions disposed at two opposite ends of each guiding slot. Each optic fiber connector is locked with one of the second locking portions through the first locking portion, and the second stopping portion next to the locked second locking portion is located on a moving path of the first stopping portion.

Abstract: A method of forming a semiconductor device includes etching a substrate to form two first trenches separated by a fin; filling the two first trenches with an isolation layer; and depositing a dielectric layer over the fin and the isolation layer. The method further includes forming a second trench in the dielectric layer over a channel region of the semiconductor device, the second trench exposing the isolation layer. The method further includes etching the isolation layer through the second trench to expose an upper portion of the fin in the channel region of the semiconductor device, and forming a dummy gate in the second trench over the isolation layer and engaging the upper portion of the fin.