Abstract: A method for trajectory generation based on player tracking is described herein. The method includes determining a temporal association for a first player in a captured field of view and determining a spatial association for the first player. The method also includes deriving a global player identification based on the temporal association and the spatial association and generating a trajectory based on the global player identification.

Abstract: This application provides a yolk core-shell structured composite material, a preparation method of the material, and a secondary battery containing the material. The yolk core-shell structured composite material includes a core and a shell. A cavity exists between the core and the shell. The core includes a phosphorus-doped silicon material, and the shell includes a nitrogen-doped carbon material. This application can improve a capacity and a capacity retention rate of the battery.

Abstract: An electrode assembly, a battery, a battery module, a battery pack and a powered device are provided. The electrode assembly comprises a first electrode piece, a second electrode piece with opposite polarity to the first electrode piece, and a separator arranged between the first electrode piece and the second electrode piece; the electrode assembly is obtained by winding the first electrode piece, the second electrode piece and the separator; and the separator comprises a base film and a coating provided on at least part of the surface of the base film, and the coating comprises a hydraulic inorganic material capable of hardening upon reaction with water. The present application can solve the problem of central hole collapse in the electrode assembly and the battery, and improve the safety performance and cycle performance of the battery.

Abstract: The present invention discloses an amide compound containing substituted acetophenone structural fragments, having a structure shown by general formula I: The definitions of substituents in the formula are shown in the description. The compound of the present invention has broad-spectrum fungal activity, and has excellent control effects on cucumber downy mildew, wheat powdery mildew, corn rust, cucumber anthracnose, cucumber botrytis and tomato botrytis.

Abstract: A haptic engine includes a gap-closing actuator having a double-wound driving coil in which the two windings can be activated with two driving sources, respectively. Or, the two windings double-wound driving coil can be activated with a single driving source when the two windings are connected with each other either in series or in parallel. By using the double-wound driving coil in the gap-closing actuator as described, an instant inductance of either of the two windings can be determined without having to measure in real time a resistance of the corresponding winding.

Abstract: A haptic engine includes a haptic actuator having a double-wound driving coil in which the two windings are connected with each other either in series or in parallel. By using the double-wound driving coil in which the two windings are connected with each other in series, an instant back EMF voltage induced in either of the two windings can be determined without having to measure in real time a resistance of the corresponding winding, and without having to sense a driving current through the double-wound driving coil. By using the double-wound driving coil in which the two windings are connected with each other in parallel, an instant back EMF voltage induced in either of the two windings can be determined without having to measure in real time a resistance of the corresponding winding.

Abstract: A haptic engine includes a linear resonant actuator having a double-wound driving coil which is used for sensing a back electromotive force (EMF) voltage independently of the coil resistance, thus minimizing the back EMF voltage's sensitivity to temperature.

Abstract: A haptic engine includes a linear resonant actuator having a double-wound driving coil which is used for sensing a back electromotive force (EMF) voltage independently of the coil resistance, thus minimizing the back EMF voltage's sensitivity to temperature.

Abstract: A haptic engine includes a gap-closing actuator having a double-wound driving coil in which the two windings can be activated with two driving sources, respectively. Or, the two windings double-wound driving coil can be activated with a single driving source when the two windings are connected with each other either in series or in parallel. By using the double-wound driving coil in the gap-closing actuator as described, an instant inductance of either of the two windings can be determined without having to measure in real time a resistance of the corresponding winding.

Abstract: A haptic engine includes a haptic actuator having a double-wound driving coil in which the two windings are connected with each other either in series or in parallel. By using the double-wound driving coil in which the two windings are connected with each other in series, an instant back EMF voltage induced in either of the two windings can be determined without having to measure in real time a resistance of the corresponding winding, and without having to sense a driving current through the double-wound driving coil. By using the double-wound driving coil in which the two windings are connected with each other in parallel, an instant back EMF voltage induced in either of the two windings can be determined without having to measure in real time a resistance of the corresponding winding.

Abstract: A haptic engine includes a linear resonant actuator having a double-wound driving coil which is used for sensing a back electromotive force (EMF) voltage independently of the coil resistance, thus minimizing the back EMF voltage's sensitivity to temperature.

Abstract: A microfluidic ion detector for detecting heavy metal ions in liquid and particulate matter from gas samples is described. The microfluidic ion detector includes a sample extraction structure for extracting sample ions from a sample liquid or extracting sample ions from the particulate matter of a gas sample, a separation structure for separating sample ions of different types once extracted, and a detection structure for detecting the sample ions. The microfluidic ion detector also includes a reference reservoir providing a reference ion against which the sample may be calibrated based on the operation of the separation structure. A portable, self-calibrating ion detector may be realized by including the described components on a single substrate.

Abstract: A gas detection system for selectively detecting one or more gases from a mixture of gases includes a gas sensor that includes at least one graphene field effect transistor (GFET). The GFET includes a source electrode, a drain electrode, a graphene channel layer, a gate electrode arranged proximate the graphene channel layer, and a dielectric layer between the graphene channel layer and the gate electrode. The gas detection system also includes a modulation system electrically connected to the gate electrode to modulate a response of the GFET to the gas sample, a detector electrically connected to the source electrode and the drain electrode to detect a modulated signal containing information concerning a response of the GFET to the gas sample during modulation by the modulation system, and a signal processor configured to communicate with the detector to receive the modulated signal.

Abstract: A microfluidic ion detector for detecting heavy metal ions in liquid and particulate matter from gas samples is described. The microfluidic ion detector includes a sample extraction structure for extracting sample ions from a sample liquid or extracting sample ions from the particulate matter of a gas sample, a separation structure for separating sample ions of different types once extracted, and a detection structure for detecting the sample ions. The microfluidic ion detector also includes a reference reservoir providing a reference ion against which the sample may be calibrated based on the operation of the separation structure. A portable, self-calibrating ion detector may be realized by including the described components on a single substrate.