Abstract: A method for reducing image noise in computer vision includes identifying a pattern of periods during which visible light is not emitted by the pixels; identifying a first black period during which a first group of lines of the pixels does not emit visible light; capturing, with an image sensor installed behind the display, a first image that longitudinally spans only the first group of lines of the pixels; and synchronizing the capturing of the first image with the first black period.

Abstract: A connection structure connects an electronic board and another electronic board by a flat cable. An inclined part of the flat cable is linearly formed in an A-direction inclined relative to an X-direction and a Y-direction. In the inclined part, ridge fold lines that protrude toward the surface on a Z1 side and valley fold lines that protrude toward the surface on a Z2 side are formed along a B-direction that is orthogonal to the A-direction. A connector connected to the flat cable in the electronic board and another connector connected to the flat cable in another electronic board have shapes elongated in the X-direction, and the positions of the connector and the another connector are shifted in the X-direction and the Y-direction.

Abstract: A method for reducing image noise in computer vision includes identifying a pattern of periods during which visible light is not emitted by the pixels; identifying a first black period during which a first group of lines of the pixels does not emit visible light; capturing, with an image sensor installed behind the display, a first image that longitudinally spans only the first group of lines of the pixels; and synchronizing the capturing of the first image with the first black period.

Abstract: A method and a system for testing various types of chips includes: registering, by a tester connected to a chip, a model pattern of signals; receiving, by the tester via no more than a single cable, an output signal generated by the chip based on a test signal generated by the tester or by an image sensor connected to the chip; comparing, by the tester, a pattern in the output signal with the model pattern of signals; and displaying, by a display, a test result based on a comparison of the pattern in the output signal with the model pattern of signals.

Abstract: A connection structure and an electronic substrate can prevent poor connection between a connector and a flat cable. On the electronic substrate of the connection structure, at a location where a connector is to be mounted, a Type 1 connector line is marked in an X1 direction, and a Type 2 connector line is marked in an X2 direction. A Type 1 cable line is marked so as to be partly exposed with respect to the flat cable, and a Type 2 cable line is adjacently marked on the outer side thereof. At the edge in the X2 direction, the Type 2 cable line is covered, and the Type 1 cable line is adjacently marked on the outer side thereof. The Type 1 lines are solid lines and the Type 2 lines are dashed lines.

Abstract: Processes for conversion of propylene polyol feed into useful petrochemical products, including olefin monomers, are described. Such processes comprise: adding a feed stream comprising one or more propylene polyols to a dehydration cleavage reaction zone in the presence of a dehydration cleavage catalyst and reacting at a pressure and temperature sufficient to form a product stream comprising propionaldehyde, a dioxolane component, and a dioxane component; and adding the product stream and hydrogen to a dehydration reaction zone in the presence of a hydrogenation catalyst to form and reacting at a pressure and temperature sufficient to form a second product stream comprising a propanol component. The second product can be added to a dehydration reaction zone in the presence of a dehydration catalyst and reacted at a pressure and temperature sufficient to form a third product stream comprising propylene.

Abstract: Processes for conversion of propylene polyol feed into useful petrochemical products, including olefin monomers, are described. Such processes comprise: adding a feed stream comprising one or more propylene polyols, hydrogen, and optionally water, to a catalytic conversion reaction zone in the presence of a first solid acid catalyst component and a hydrogenation catalyst component and reacting at a pressure and temperature sufficient to form a first product stream comprising a propanol component. The first product stream can be added to a dehydration reaction zone in the presence of a dehydration catalyst and reacted at a pressure and temperature sufficient to form a second product stream comprising propylene.

Abstract: Methods of depolymerizing polyolefin-based material into useful petrochemical products using supported metal oxides and heat are described. The supported metal oxides improve the depolymerization reaction by decreasing the half time for the depolymerization, which results in a higher depolymerization rate and a shorter residence time in the depolymerization unit, allowing for a predictable depolymerization reaction, and decreasing the branching or aromatic formations in the product.

Abstract: A method for displaying aerial images includes detecting a capacitive response of a non-contact gesture made by a user proximate to a touch sensing enabled display screen, and in response to detecting the non-contact gesture, displaying one or more images in a three-dimensional (3D) space proximate to the display screen.

Abstract: A semiconductor device comprises driver circuitry, an analog-digital (AD) converter, and processing circuitry. The driver circuitry is configured to supply a drive signal to a sensor array in a sensing frame comprising 2N bursts, N being an integer of two or more. The mixer circuitry is configured to modulate a plurality of carrier waves with a plurality of sensing signals corresponding to capacitances of a plurality of sensing electrodes of the sensor array, respectively, to output a plurality of mixer outputs. A number of the plurality of sensing electrodes is 2N?1 or 2N. The AD converter is configured to perform AD conversion on a sum signal of the plurality of mixer outputs. The processing circuitry is configured to detect an object based on the output of the AD converter.

Abstract: A method of depolymerizing polymeric material including the steps of: (a) feeding a polymeric material to a depolymerization reactor maintained at a temperature in the range of from 400° C. to 600° C. and operated under a pressure in the range of from 4 to 15 barg; and (b) depolymerizing at least a portion of the polymeric material thereby forming a first gaseous product and a first liquid product.

Abstract: Methods and systems for removing or reducing water and producing epoxide. The methods may include providing a first mixture that includes t-butyl hydroperoxide, t-butyl alcohol, and a first amount of water; and contacting at least a portion of the first mixture with a membrane to reduce the amount of water in the first mixture.

Abstract: An electronic privacy apparatus, for selectively blocking transmission of data from a camera, includes a camera, a first processor, a switch, and a second processor. The first processor is connected to the camera and receives image data from the camera. The switch is connected to the first processor. The second processor is configured to execute an operating system. The first processor implements a transmission state where the first processor transmits the image data to the second processor. The first processor also implements a privacy state where the first processor transmits blank data to the second processor. Based on user input, the switch selects either the transmission state or the privacy state and transmits a signal to the first processor indicating the user input.

Abstract: Methods of depolymerizing polyolefin-based material into useful petrochemical products using metal oxides and heat are described. The metal oxides improve the depolymerization reaction by decreasing the onset temperature for the depolymerization, which results in a higher depolymerization rate and a shorter residence time in the depolymerization unit, allowing for a predictable depolymerization reaction, and decreasing the branching or aromatic formations in the product.

Abstract: A process of producing allyl alcohol by reacting glycerin with ReO3—Al2O3 in the presence of gamma-valerolactone (GVL) in a reactor is described. More specifically, a process to produce allyl alcohol, comprising the step of: a) reacting glycerin with ReO3—Al2O3 in the presence of an inert solvent, GVL, in a reactor, and b) collecting the product comprising allyl alcohol.

Abstract: Methods of depolymerizing polyolefin-based material into useful petrochemical products using supported metal oxides and heat are described. The supported metal oxides improve the depolymerization reaction by decreasing the half time for the depolymerization, which results in a higher depolymerization rate and a shorter residence time in the depolymerization unit, allowing for a predictable depolymerization reaction, and decreasing the branching or aromatic formations in the product.

Abstract: A method of depolymerizing plastics using a halloysite catalyst is described herein. The method reduces the energy required for the depolymerization process while achieving improved depolymerization results.

Abstract: A method for displaying aerial images includes detecting a capacitive response of a non-contact gesture made by a user proximate to a touch sensing enabled display screen, and in response to detecting the non-contact gesture, displaying one or more images in a three-dimensional (3D) space proximate to the display screen.

Abstract: A method for displaying aerial images includes detecting a capacitive response of a non-contact gesture made by a user proximate to a touch sensing enabled display screen, and in response to detecting the non-contact gesture, displaying one or more images in a three-dimensional (3D) space proximate to the display screen.

Abstract: A process of producing allyl alcohol by reacting glycerin with ReO3—Al2O3 in the presence of gamma-valerolactone (GVL) in a reactor is described. More specifically, a process to produce allyl alcohol, comprising the step of: a) reacting glycerin with ReO3—Al2O3 in the presence of an inert solvent, GVL, in a reactor, and b) collecting the product comprising allyl alcohol.