Abstract: A semiconductor structure includes a first interposer; a second interposer laterally adjacent to the first interposer, where the second interposer is spaced apart from the first interposer; and a first die attached to a first side of the first interposer and attached to a first side of the second interposer, where the first side of the first interposer and the first side of the second interposer face the first die.

Abstract: A battery container is adapted to be disposed at a battery charging station for containing a battery which has a charging port. The battery container includes a container body, a floating connector, and a coupling board. The container body includes a rear wall that is formed with a through hole. The floating connector extends movably through the through hole of the rear wall. The coupling board is secured co-movably to the floating connector and is slidable on the rear wall. The floating connector and the coupling board are movable relative to the container body and along a plane parallel to the rear wall when the battery is inserted into a receiving space of the container body to electrically connect the charging port of the battery to the floating connector.

Abstract: A battery container is adapted to be disposed at a battery charging station for containing a battery. The battery container includes a container body, a cover, and a resilient member. The container body defines a receiving space adapted for receiving the battery, and an opening being in spatial communication with the receiving space. The cover is connected to the container body and is pivotable between a shut position, where the cover blocks the opening, and an opened position, where the cover unblocks the opening such that insertion of the battery into the receiving space via the opening is permitted. The resilient member is disposed for biasing the cover towards the shut position.

Abstract: A battery container is adapted to be disposed at a battery charging station for containing a battery which has a charging port. The battery container includes a container body, a floating connector, and a coupling board. The container body includes a rear wall that is formed with a through hole. The floating connector extends movably through the through hole of the rear wall. The coupling board is secured co-movably to the floating connector and is slidable on the rear wall. The floating connector and the coupling board are movable relative to the container body and along a plane parallel to the rear wall when the battery is inserted into the receiving space to electrically connect the charging hub of the battery to the floating connector.