Abstract: A photosensitive resin laminate and application thereof are provided. The photosensitive resin laminate consists of two or more photosensitive resin layers and includes a second component, wherein: when the photosensitive resin laminate is characterized by gas chromatography with added toluene as an internal standard, an elution peak of the second component is at a retention time ranging from 0.55 min to 1.30 min, an elution peak of the added toluene is at a retention time ranging from 1.32 min to 1.65 min, and the following formula is satisfied: Area ? of ? the ? elution ? peak of ? the ? second ? component Area ? of ? the ? elution ? peak of ? the ? added ? toluene × Amount ? of ? the added ? toluene Mass ? of ? the ? photosensitive ? resin ? laminate × 100 ? % = 0.1 % - 7.

Abstract: A photoresist film and application thereof are provided. The photoresist film has a thickness T with a unit of ?m, and when the photoresist film is characterized by ultraviolet-visible spectroscopy, the photoresist film has an absorbance A405nm at 405 nm and an absorbance A436nm at 436 nm, wherein 0<A405nm/T?0.006 and 0<A436nm/T?0.005, and the thickness T is 60 ?m to 600 ?m.

Abstract: Remote controllers and systems thereof are disclosed. The remote controller remotely operates a receiving host, in which the receiving host provides voice input and speech recognition functions. The remote controller comprises a first input unit and a second input unit for generating a voice input request and a speech recognition request. The generated voice input and speech recognition requests are then sent to the receiving host, thereby forcing the receiving host to perform the voice input and speech recognition functions.

Abstract: Remote controllers and systems thereof are disclosed. The remote controller remotely operates a receiving host, in which the receiving host provides voice input and speech recognition functions. The remote controller comprises a first input unit and a second input unit for generating a voice input request and a speech recognition request. The generated voice input and speech recognition requests are then sent to the receiving host, thereby forcing the receiving host to perform the voice input and speech recognition functions.

Abstract: Remote controllers and systems thereof are disclosed. The remote controller remotely operates a receiving host, in which the receiving host provides voice input and speech recognition functions. The remote controller comprises a first input unit and a second input unit for generating a voice input request and a speech recognition request. The generated voice input and speech recognition requests are then sent to the receiving host, thereby forcing the receiving host to perform the voice input and speech recognition functions.

Abstract: Remote controllers and systems thereof are disclosed. The remote controller remotely operates a receiving host, in which the receiving host provides voice input and voice recognition functions. The remote controller comprises a first input unit and a second input unit for generating a voice input request and a voice recognition request. The generated voice input and voice recognition requests are then sent to the receiving host, thereby forcing the receiving host to perform the voice input and voice recognition functions.