Abstract: An electronic device may have a display with touch sensors. One or more shielding layers may be interposed between the display and the touch sensors. The display may include transistors with gate conductors, a first planarization layer formed over the gate conductors, one or more contacts formed in a first source-drain layer within the first planarization layer, a second planarization layer formed on the first planarization layer, one or more data lines formed in a second source-drain layer within the second planarization layer, a third planarization layer formed on the second planarization layer, and a data line shielding structure formed at least partly in a third source-drain layer within the third planarization layer. The data line shielding structure may be a routing line, a blanket layer, a mesh layer formed in one or more metal layers, and/or a data line covering another data line.

Abstract: A cell includes a membrane and an actuating layer. The membrane includes a first membrane subpart and a second membrane subpart, wherein the first membrane subpart and the second membrane subpart are opposite to each other. The actuating layer is disposed on the first membrane subpart and the second membrane subpart. The first membrane subpart includes a first anchored edge which is fully or partially anchored, and edges of the first membrane subpart other than the first anchored edge are non-anchored. The second membrane subpart includes a second anchored edge which is fully or partially anchored, and edges of the second membrane subpart other than the second anchored edge are non-anchored.

Abstract: A rangefinder with automatic opening and closing and detection includes: a detection module, including a laser transmitter and laser receiver, the laser transmitter emitting laser light to a measured object, and the laser receiver receiving reflected laser light reflected by the measured object; an objective lens, receiving invisible light reflected by the measured object; an image sensing device, receiving the invisible light and generating an image signal; a display device, displaying an image of the measured object captured by the image sensing device; an eyepiece, allowing the display device to be viewed therethrough; and at least one multi-axis sensor, the detection module, image sensing device and display device being activated when the multi-axis sensor detects that the rangefinder is lifted up, and the detection module, image sensing device and display device being turned off when the multi-axis sensor detects that the rangefinder is lowered down.

Abstract: A pressure sensing switch structure of a range finder, including: a first housing, a distance sensing unit configured inside the first housing, one end of the first housing configured with a front lens and detecting window, the distance sensing unit corresponding to the detecting window, and at least one side of the first housing configured with at least one pressure sensor in electric connection with the distance sensing unit; and a second housing, two end thereof respectively configured with a display and rear lens, the display connected electrically with the distance sensing unit, one end of the display of the second housing combined with another end of the first housing, allowing the front lens to correspond to the rear lens, thereby pressing the pressure sensor to allow the distance sensing unit to transmit at least one distance value to the display after detection scanning of the distance sensing unit.

Abstract: The ranging device includes a distance measurement unit, a slope measurement unit, and a transparent display electrically connected to the distance measurement unit and the slope measurement unit. The distance measurement unit detects and transmits a distance value to the display. The slope measurement unit detects and transmits a slope value to the display. The distance measurement unit includes first sensors, second sensors, and a processor. The first and second sensors respectively scan for at least one first target and a number of second targets from top to bottom and front left to right. The processor calculates distances to the first target and to the second targets to obtain a distance value of the first target and distance values of the second targets. The processor shows the distance values in the display sequentially according to their values from closest to farthest.

Abstract: A golf voice broadcast rangefinder comprises a shell-body, which front end is respectively set with at least one lenses and a sensing window, and a monitor displaying the picture of the lenses is set at its rear end; and a distance-sensing unit is set inside; wherein the distance-sensing unit comprises first sensors and second sensors, an operation processor, a memory, and a voice-output module; wherein the first sensors and second sensors respectively scans at least one first target and a plurality of second targets, and the operation processor calculates the distances of the first target and each of the second targets; wherein the distance data of the first target and each of the second targets are respectively displayed on the monitor; and the voice-output module respectively outputs the distance data using voice; by this, the distances can be clearly seen to formulate a hitting strategy.

Abstract: An external display rangefinder comprises: a shell-body, wherein the front end of the shell-body is respectively set with at least one lenses and a sensing window and the rear end is set with a monitor, wherein the picture of the lenses is displayed by the monitor; and a distance-sensing unit set in the shell-body and corresponded to the sensing window, wherein the distance-sensing unit comprises a plurality of first sensors and second sensors, an operation processor, and a memory; wherein each of the first sensors and second sensors respectively scans at least one first target and a plurality of second targets, and the distances of the first target and each second target are calculated by the operation processor and respectively displayed in the monitor. Thereby, the distances of the first target and each second target can be clearly seen through the monitor to formulate a hitting strategy.

Abstract: An improved practice net includes a net body comprising a bottom net and a side net having a bottom connecting with the bottom net, wherein the side net has a sleeve portion at a central region of each of two lateral sides of the side net and at a central region of a back side of the side net, wherein the net body has a fastener at an end of each of the sleeve portions; three supporting rods each comprising multiple short rods connected in series with each other or one another by means of an elastic rope so as to form a foldable rod, wherein the sleeve portions of the side net receive the supporting rods and the supporting rods each have an end secured to one of the fasteners; and a fork junction connecting with the other ends of the three supporting rods.

Abstract: An easy pop-up net for ball games comprises a second frame connecting a second net surface thereon; a third frame connecting a third net surface thereon; a first frame connecting a first net surface thereon; the first frame is connected between rear sides of the second and third frames; a hollow ring connected at front sides of the third frame and the second frame as an entry of a ball; a top surface connected at a top of the second frame and the third frame; a target surface installed on a central portion of the ring. The lower left side of the first net surface is connected to the right lower side of the second net surface by a cloth; and a lower right side of the first net surface is connected to the left lower side of the third net surface by a cloth.

Abstract: A quick chipping net comprises a first flexible ring having a first buckle at one end thereof; a second flexible ring pivotally connected to another end of the first flexible ring so that the first flexible ring is turnable on the second flexible ring; and a third flexible ring having a receiving net; the receiving net being formed as a concave cambered shape for receiving a golf ball; one end of the third flexible ring being pivotally connected to the second flexible ring so that the third flexible ring is turnable on the second flexible ring; the third flexible ring having a second buckle. Furthermore, a plurality of cloth fasteners are formed on an edge of the third flexible ring for installing a target net; and the target net serves to indicate a falling position of a golf ball.