Abstract: A fabricating method of a non-enzyme sensor element includes a printing step, a coating step and an electroplating step. In the printing step, a conductive material is printed on a surface of a substrate to form a working electrode, a reference electrode and an auxiliary electrode, and a porous carbon material is printed on the working electrode to form a porous carbon layer. In the coating step, a graphene film material is coated on the porous carbon layer of the working electrode to form a graphene layer. In the electroplating step, a metal is electroplated on the graphene layer by a pulse constant current to form a catalyst layer including a metal oxide.

Abstract: A semiconductor device (having a VFET architecture) includes: first and second active regions (ARs); first and second metal-to-gate (MG) contacts proximal to channel regions of the first and second ARs; metal-to-source/drain (MD) contacts and buried MD (BMD) contacts correspondingly coupled to first and second S/D regions correspondingly of the first and second ARs; and a metal-to-gate (MP) contact at a same level as the MG contacts, and extending between and coupling together the first and second MG contacts; and relative to a first direction, the first and second ARs being substantially aligned; and at least a portion of the MP contact extending substantially beyond each of the first and second ARs relative to a perpendicular second direction.

Abstract: The disclosed technology provides solutions for improving work ticketing triage and in particular, for improving the triage of work orders for detected failure events (or predicted failure events) for a fleet of vehicles, such as a fleet of autonomous vehicles (AVs). In some aspects, a process of the disclosed technology can include steps for receiving field data, processing the field data to identify two or more potential failure events associated with at least one AV from among one or more AVs, and automatically generating a work order for each of the two or more potential failure events. In some aspects, the process can further include steps for calculating a dynamic priority number for each of the two or more potential failure events and sorting the work orders based on the dynamic priority. Systems and machine-readable media are also provided.

Abstract: The disclosed technology provides solutions for improving work ticketing triage and in particular, for improving the triage of work orders for detected failure events (or predicted failure events) for a fleet of vehicles, such as a fleet of autonomous vehicles (AVs). In some aspects, a process of the disclosed technology can include steps for receiving field data, processing the field data to identify two or more potential failure events associated with at least one AV from among one or more AVs, and automatically generating a work order for each of the two or more potential failure events. In some aspects, the process can further include steps for calculating a dynamic priority number for each of the two or more potential failure events and sorting the work orders based on the dynamic priority. Systems and machine-readable media are also provided.

Abstract: A fabricating method of a non-enzyme sensor element includes a printing step, a coating step and an electroplating step. In the printing step, a conductive material is printed on a surface of a substrate to form a working electrode, a reference electrode and an auxiliary electrode, and a porous carbon material is printed on the working electrode to form a porous carbon layer. In the coating step, a graphene film material is coated on the porous carbon layer of the working electrode to form a graphene layer. In the electroplating step, a metal is electroplated on the graphene layer by a pulse constant current to form a catalyst layer including a metal oxide.

Abstract: A fabricating method of a non-enzyme sensor element includes a printing step, a coating step and an electroplating step. In the printing step, a conductive material is printed on a surface of a substrate to form a working electrode, a reference electrode and an auxiliary electrode, and a porous carbon material is printed on the working electrode to form a porous carbon layer. In the coating step, a graphene film material is coated on the porous carbon layer of the working electrode to form a graphene layer. In the electroplating step, a metal is electroplated on the graphene layer by a pulse constant current to form a catalyst layer including a metal oxide.

Abstract: A fabricating method of a non-enzyme sensor element includes a printing step, a coating step and an electroplating step. In the printing step, a conductive material is printed on a surface of a substrate to form a working electrode, a reference electrode and an auxiliary electrode, and a porous carbon material is printed on the working electrode to form a porous carbon layer. In the coating step, a graphene film material is coated on the porous carbon layer of the working electrode to form a graphene layer. In the electroplating step, a metal is electroplated on the graphene layer by a pulse constant current to form a catalyst layer including a metal oxide.

Abstract: An assembled basket includes four plate members, four securing and engaging columns and a lower plate. Each plate member includes a body, and a first assembly element and a second assembly element oppositely disposed at two sides of the body. Each first assembly element has a first inclined surface and a first groove. Each second assembly element has a second inclined surface corresponding to the first inclined surface and a second groove in communication with the first groove. Each securing and engaging column includes a first column body, a second column body, and a connecting element connecting the first column body and the second column body. The four securing and engaging columns are correspondingly fastened at the four first grooves and the four first second grooves to form a cubic structure. The lower plate is disposed at a lower side of the four plate members.

Abstract: An assembled basket includes four plate members, four securing and engaging columns and a lower plate. Each plate member includes a body, and a first assembly element and a second assembly element oppositely disposed at two sides of the body. Each first assembly element has a first inclined surface and a first groove. Each second assembly element has a second inclined surface corresponding to the first inclined surface and a second groove in communication with the first groove. Each securing and to engaging column includes a first column body, a second column body, and a connecting element connecting the first column body and the second column body. The four securing and engaging columns are correspondingly fastened at the four first grooves and the four first second grooves to form a cubic structure. The lower plate is disposed at a lower side of the four plate members.

Abstract: A rack assembly joint aims for assembly of a plurality of shelves. Each shelf has four corners at two lateral edges and four insertion rods respectively protruding from the four corners toward two sides. The rack assembly joint includes a main body, a first coupling structure and a second coupling structure. The main body has a first coupling end and a second coupling end perpendicular to each other. The first coupling structure and the second coupling structure are located respectively on the first coupling end and the second coupling end, and include respectively at least two first coupling round holes and two second coupling round holes to form compact coupling with the insertion rod. Thus a selected number of the rack assembly joints and the shelves can be chosen to assemble an assembly rack.

Abstract: Embodiments of assembling an electronic display device are provided. The method includes providing a first member and a second member. The first member has a recess, and a through hole is formed at the recess. The second member is positioned over a side of the first member that is opposite to the side where the recess is formed. The method further includes having an assembly member in the through hole. The method also includes providing a mold to compress the connecting member to form a connecting structure to connect the first member and the second member. Afterwards, the mold is removed.

Abstract: A direct type backlight module includes a bezel, a light source, a reflecting plate and least one buffering liner plate. The bezel includes a bottom plate and a plurality of sidewalls connected to the bottom plate, and defines a receiving space therein. Each of the sidewalls includes a connecting portion and an extending portion. One end of the connecting portion is connected to the bottom plate, and the extending portion extends from another end of the connecting portion. The light source and the reflecting plate are disposed within the receiving space. The reflecting plate includes a stopping portion and a reflecting potion disposed between the light source and the bezel. The stopping portion extends outwardly from the reflecting portion and is fixed on the corresponding extending portion. The buffering liner plate is disposed on at least one of the extending portion and adjoins to an edge of the stopping portion.

Abstract: A method for capturing an image, suitable for an image capturing apparatus with a flash lamp, is provided. In the invention, a pre-flash image is captured when a pre-flash is fired by the flash lamp. An intensity of a main flash is estimated. Whether the pre-flash image is overexposed is determined for calculating an overexposure number. A brightness comparison data is looked up according to the overexposure number and a brightness target value, so as to reduce a photosensitivity. A raw image is captured according to the reduced photosensitivity when the main flash is fired by the flash lamp.

Abstract: A method for capturing an image, suitable for an image capturing apparatus with a flash lamp, is provided. In the invention, a pre-flash image is captured when a pre-flash is fired by the flash lamp. An intensity of a main flash is estimated. Whether the pre-flash image is overexposed is determined for calculating an overexposure number. A brightness comparison data is looked up according to the overexposure number and a brightness target value, so as to reduce a photosensitivity. A raw image is captured according to the reduced photosensitivity when the main flash is fired by the flash lamp.

Abstract: A method for adjusting brightness of an image, suitable for an image capturing apparatus with a flash lamp, is provided. In the method, an intensity of a main flash of the flash lamp is raised, and a sensitivity is reduced. When the main flash is fired by the flash lamp, a raw image is captured according to the reduced sensitivity for calculating a brightness mean value. A gain ratio is calculated according to the brightness mean value and a brightness target, so as to use the gain ratio to compensate the brightness of the raw image.

Abstract: A method for adjusting brightness of an image, suitable for an image capturing apparatus with a flash lamp, is provided. In the method, an intensity of a main flash of the flash lamp is raised, and a sensitivity is reduced. When the main flash is fired by the flash lamp, a raw image is captured according to the reduced sensitivity for calculating a brightness mean value. A gain ratio is calculated according to the brightness mean value and a brightness target, so as to use the gain ratio to compensate the brightness of the raw image.

Abstract: A camera including a main body, a lens and a flashlight module is provided. The main body has an image capturing unit. The lens is disposed on the main body at a position corresponding to the image capturing unit for guiding lights to the image capturing unit. The flashlight module includes a first light source and second light sources. The first light source is disposed on the main body and has a first emitting area. The second light sources are disposed on the main body and surround the first light source. Each second light source has a second emitting area. The second emitting areas surround the first emitting area.

Abstract: A camera including a main body, a lens and a flashlight module is provided. The main body has an image capturing unit. The lens is disposed on the main body at a position corresponding to the image capturing unit for guiding lights to the image capturing unit. The flashlight module includes a first light source and second light sources. The first light source is disposed on the main body and has a first emitting area. The second light sources are disposed on the main body and surround the first light source. Each second light source has a second emitting area. The second emitting areas surround the first emitting area.

Abstract: A asset investment simulation system based on investment behavior analysis, time compression, and event re-sequencing has a network server containing a user profile module for account and password management, an event database containing domestic and international events that affected the financial market, a scenario module for selection of country of investment and time period, an economic windows module for market news for the determination of investment target and amount, an asset allocation module for portfolio suggestions, a trading interface for online trading upon reviewing news messages and economic indexes, a performance evaluation module for performance management and detail data display of account value, portfolio, and performance, and an investment behavior analysis module for investment behavior analysis and investment behavior suggestions.

Abstract: A method of data storage in an optical storage media under multiple specifications. When a data is provided to store in a data area of the optical storage media under Mount Rainier (M3) specification, a first index of the data area under M3 specification is stored into a first data index area, i.e. an area of M3 file allocation table, of the optical storage media. Further, a conversion of the logical address of the data area from M3 specification to Method Two (M2) specification is proceeded, and a second index of the data area under M2 specification can be obtained and stored into a second data index area, i.e. an area of M2 file allocation table, which is in a general application area (GAA) under M3 specification, of the optical storage media.