Abstract: Disclosed are a wire-guided automatic pay-off device and method. The wire-guided automatic pay-off device is installed on a horizontal directional drilling rig and comprises a conductive ring assembly, a brush assembly, a winding device, a guide device and a guide wire. The conductive ring assembly fixed to a main shaft of a carriage assembly rotates together with the main shaft, the brush assembly fixed to a body of the carriage assembly does not rotate with the main shaft, and a conductive end of the brush assembly is in contact with the conductive ring assembly. The guide wire wound on the winding device has one end connected to the conductive ring assembly and the other end passing through the guide device, penetrating into a central hole in a drill pipe from a rear end of the drill pipe.

Abstract: Provided are an anti-PDL1 antibody and an antigen-binding fragment thereof, and further provided are a bifunctional fusion protein against PDL1 and TGF? and a preparation method thereof and the use thereof. The antibody or antigen-binding fragment or the bifunctional fusion protein has one or more of the following advantages: an enhanced TGF?1 binding activity, an enhanced affinity to PDL1, an enhanced ability to block the binding of PDL1 and PD1, an enhanced functional activity for blocking TGF? 1, an enhanced ability to promote the secretion of IFN-? by T cells, a better immunomodulatory effect and a better tumor inhibitory effect.

Abstract: Provided in the present disclosure are a cleaning apparatus, a cleaning device, and a changeover valve assembly. The cleaning apparatus includes a main body, a vacuum motor and a heating air output assembly, where an axial direction of the vacuum motor is parallel to a forward direction of the main body, an air inlet end of the vacuum motor is arranged on one side of the vacuum motor facing the forward direction, and projections of the air inlet end of the vacuum motor and the heating air outlet assembly on a horizontal plane at least partially coincide, such that the efficiency of sewage recovery can be improved, and sewage residue in an area that is cleaned is thus reduced.

Abstract: A solid electrolyte three-electrode electrochemical test device comprises a housing, a working electrode, a counter electrode, a reference electrode, a first conductive structure, a second conductive structure, a third conductive structure, and a solid electrolyte layer. The housing comprises a groove and a first through hole located at a bottom of the groove. The reference electrode is insulated from the counter electrode. The first conductive structure and the working electrode are stacked with each other, and the working electrode and at least a part of the first conductive structure are located in the first through hole. The solid electrolyte layer, the counter electrode, the reference electrode, the second conductive structure and the third conductive structure are located in the groove, and the first conductive structure, the working electrode, the solid electrolyte layer, the counter electrode, and the second conductive structure are sequentially stacked and located coaxially with each other.

Abstract: Disclosed are a wire-guided automatic pay-off device and method. The wire-guided automatic pay-off device is installed on a horizontal directional drilling rig and comprises a conductive ring assembly, a brush assembly, a winding device, a guide device and a guide wire. The conductive ring assembly fixed to a main shaft of a carriage assembly rotates together with the main shaft, the brush assembly fixed to a body of the carriage assembly does not rotate with the main shaft, and a conductive end of the brush assembly is in contact with the conductive ring assembly. The guide wire wound on the winding device has one end connected to the conductive ring assembly and the other end passing through the guide device, penetrating into a central hole in a drill pipe from a rear end of the drill pipe.

Abstract: A method of preparing a lithium-ion battery electrode, S1, preparing a carbon nanotube raw material; S2, providing an electrode active material and a solvent; S3, mixing the carbon nanotube raw material and the electrode active material with the solvent to form a mixture, and stirring the mixture to form an electrode mixture; and S4, spraying the electrode mixture on a substrate to form an electrode layer, and removing the substrate and drying the electrode layer to form the lithium-ion battery electrode.

Abstract: The embodiment of the present disclosure provides a cleaning device, which includes a power module, a vacuum cleaner module, and a surface wet cleaner module. The power module includes a power assembly and a motor assembly that are connected to each other. The vacuum cleaner module includes an air suction assembly, a dust collection assembly, and a filter assembly that are sequentially communicated, and the vacuum cleaner module has a first mounting position that is configured to be connected and matched with the power module. The surface wet cleaner module includes a floor brush and a body, and the body has a second mounting position that is configured to be connected and matched with the power module.

Abstract: A person may attempt to gain access to a facility via transaction data, such as images of a hand of the person or other identifying information as acquired by an input device. Possible fraud may be detected by comparing the transaction data with previously stored exclusion data. The exclusion data may include known bad data or synthetic trained data for detecting possible fraud. If the biometric input matches or is similar to the exclusion data, possible fraud is detected and the person is prompted for additional data. The reply data acquired from the person is compared with the exclusion data to determine if possible fraud is still detected. If so, additional prompts are presented to the person until the reply data provides enough confidence of no fraud or until the transaction is terminated.

Abstract: A method of making lithium-ion battery anode comprising step (S1)-step (S3). step (S1): providing a nano-silicon material, and coating a positively charged carbonizable polymer on a surface of the nano-silicon material, to obtain a nano-silicon coated with the positively charged carbonizable polymer. Step (S2): adding CNTs and the nano-silicon coated with the positively charged carbonizable polymer to a solvent; and performing an ultrasonic dispersion to obtain a dispersion. And step (S3): vacuum filtering the dispersion, to obtain a composite film of the CNTs and the nano-silicon coated with positively charged carbonizable polymer.

Abstract: A lithium-ion battery anode is provided. The lithium-ion battery anode comprises a carbon nanotube three-dimensional network structure formed by a plurality of carbon nanotubes intertwined with each other. A plurality of nano-silicon particles coated with amorphous carbon, dispersed in the carbon nanotube three-dimensional network structure, and adhered to surfaces of the plurality of carbon nanotubes. The amorphous carbon is obtained by calcining a positively charged carbonizable polymer. And a carbon nanotube functional layer located on two opposite surfaces of the carbon nanotube three-dimensional network structure, to make the carbon nanotube three-dimensional network structure located between two carbon nanotube functional layers. The carbon nanotube functional layer comprises at least two super-aligned carbon nanotube films stacked and crossed with each other.

Abstract: Embodiments of the disclosure provide methods and apparatuses for video searches and methods and apparatuses for index construction. In one embodiment, the method comprises: upon receiving a search request input by a user to search for a target video, processing, based on a pre-configured algorithm, multimodal search data for the target video included in the search request; providing a processing result of the multimodal search data with regard to a corresponding pre-constructed index to search to obtain the target video.

Abstract: A lithium ion battery electrolyte comprising a glyceryl ether epoxy resin gel is provided. The glyceryl ether epoxy resin gel comprises a glyceryl ether epoxy resin and an electrolyte. The glyceryl ether epoxy resin is a cross-linked polymer obtained by a ring-opening reaction of a glyceryl ether polymer and a polyamine compound. The glyceryl ether polymer is a glycidyl ether polymer comprising at least two epoxy groups, and the polyamine compound comprises at least two amine groups. The cross-linked polymer comprises a main chain and a plurality of hydroxyl groups, and the plurality of hydroxyl groups are located on the main chain. The electrolyte comprises a lithium salt and a non-aqueous solvent. The lithium salt and the glyceryl ether epoxy resin are dispersed in the non-aqueous solvent. A method of making the lithium ion battery electrolyte is also provided.

Abstract: A filming method of probe and the probe made by the filming method, the method includes following steps: spraying hydrophilic matrix material on the rigid member; injecting liquid polyethylene glycol into an interior, letting the polyethylene glycol coagulate; cutting out the solid polyethylene glycol, letting the cutting surface and the perimeter of the rigid member to be formed in a smooth plane; letting the wedge end of the rigid member insert a liquid latex vertically for immersion, picking up the rigid member and dripping residue, air drying the adhesive layer of the rigid member; upward setting the wedge end of the rigid member, and letting the latex film be heated, melting the solid polyethylene glycol and letting the polyethylene glycol drain away. The method can minimize the nonlinear deviation, simplify the technological process, improves product quality and manufacturing efficiency.

Abstract: Biometric input, such as images of a hand obtained by a biometric input device, may be used to identify a person. An attacker may attempt to gain access by presenting false biometric data with an artificial biometric model, such as a fake hand. During a suspected attack, the attacker is prompted for additional data. For example, email address, telephone number, payment information, and so forth. This provides additional information about the attack while prolonging the time spent by the attacker on the attack. Information explicitly indicating failure is delayed or not presented at all. Data associated with an attack is placed into an exclusion list and further analyzed to recognize and mitigate future attacks. A subsequent attempt that corresponds to exclusion data proceeds with presenting prompts, gathering further information and consuming more of the attacker's time and resources.

Abstract: Identifying causal relationships between outlier telemetry events in telemetry metric data using machine learning ensembles of an autoencoder and an attention mechanism provides an automated framework for root cause analysis. Outlier telemetry events are detected across a cloud of telemetry events using unsupervised learning models. To establish a causal relationship between outlier telemetry events, autoencoder/attention mechanism ensembles are trained for pairs of telemetry metrics. When inputs of sequences of telemetry events of a first telemetry metric and a second telemetry metric to the ensemble have sufficiently high loss value, a causal relationship is inferred. Internal node values of the attention mechanism from the input identify specific time stamps for the first telemetry metric that have a causal relationship with the outlier telemetry event.

Abstract: A test device for testing an oxidation potential of an electrolyte is provided. The test device comprises a cavity, a test unit, a detector, a processing unit, and a display. The test unit comprises a positive plate comprising a first through hole, a negative plate comprising a second through hole, a first infrared window covering the first through hole, a second infrared window covering the second through hole, and an electrolyte located between the positive electrode plate and the negative electrode plate. The first through hole and the second through hole penetrate each other. The first infrared window, the positive plate, the negative plate, and the second infrared window are stacked with each other. An infrared light beam passes through the first infrared window, the first through hole, the electrolyte, the second through hole, and the second infrared window in sequence and then is detected by the detector.