Dell Products Inc.

Eys3d Microelectronics, Co.

National Defense Medical Center

Chi-Feng Lee

Hsiang-Yin Hung

Raymond Dewine Heistand, Ii

Chun-Cheng Lin

Timothy C Dearborn

Shih-Huai Cho

Yu-LIn Chen

Yu-Hung Wang

Yueh-Chun Tsai

Sun-Yran Chang

Dah-Shyong Yu

A data processing method includes the following steps. An input image is received, the input image has a plurality of pixels, and each of the pixels has a pixel position. An valid region is defined in the input image, a plurality of valid pixels among the pixels are located in the valid region, and each valid pixel has a valid data. The valid data is written to the target address of the memory correspondingly according to a starting write address of the memory and a valid width of the input image, or according to the starting write address, the starting offset of the input image and the accumulation address of the memory.

Data processing method and data processing system

A calibration system for a multi-camera system is disclosed. The calibration system includes a connection device, a storage device, and a processor. The processor is configured to control each camera of the multi-camera system to capture a calibration image of a calibration board having a pattern including multiple conventional features and at least one non-conventional feature in which an FOV of the calibration image of at least one camera does not contain at least one conventional feature of the pattern, detect the conventional features and the non-conventional feature in the calibration image and record positions thereof in the storage device, transform a position of each conventional feature into absolute coordinates relative to reference coordinates by using a position of the non-conventional feature as the reference coordinates, and according to the absolute coordinates of the transformed conventional features, match the conventional features in the calibration images captured by the cameras to calibrate the cameras.

Calibration system and calibration method for multi-camera system

A carrier assembly for mounting equipment into a carrier slot includes an electro-magnetic interference (EMI) shield and an EMI finger. The EMI shield protects the mounted equipment from EMI. The EMI shield is formed in a first plane of the carrier assembly. The EMI finger protrudes from the EMI shield and is coupled to the EMI shield. The EMI finger is formed in a second plane perpendicular to the first plane. The EMI finger operates, when the carrier assembly is installed into the carrier slot, to couple the EMI shield to the carrier slot. The EMI finger, when viewed from a first direction that is perpendicular to both the first plane and the second plane, is formed in a tear-drop shape.

Tear-drop shaped HDD carrier EMI finger

An enclosure for installation in a server rack has front panel access to multiple release mechanisms. The front panel access allows separate and safe dual tasking of both hot and cold swaps. A hot swap mechanism allows a sled to be ejected while retaining a connection to electrical power. A separate cold swap mechanism releases the sled and also disconnects the electrical connection. When the hot swap mechanism is engaged or enabled, one or more mechanical linkages operate to lock out access to the cold swap mechanism. When the cold swap mechanism is engaged or enabled, the mechanical linkages interferes or blocks manual operation of the hot swap mechanism. Both the hot swap mechanism and the cold swap mechanism thus cannot be inadvertently and/or simultaneously performed.

System and method for mechanical release of sleds in enclosures

The hard drive carrier includes a sliding bracket dimensioned to receive a hard drive, a stationary frame coupled to the sliding bracket, and a handle coupled to both the sliding bracket and the stationary frame. The handle rotates about an axis. The hard drive carrier is configured to engage with a sled at a first position while the handle is in a partially open position. The first position allows insertion of the hard drive carrier into the sled while the handle is prevented from closing. The hard drive carrier is further configured to move to a second position in the sled. The hard drive carrier transitions into a hard drive bay of the sled in the second position.

Hard drive carrier with a handle that is rotatable between an open position and a closed position to engage a sled of an information handling system

A chassis sled for carrying information handling resources may include a sled housing, a lever mechanically coupled to the sled housing and for aiding a user in engaging the chassis sled with and disengaging the chassis sled from a chassis, and a lever release mechanism mechanically coupled to the lever and the sled housing. The lever release mechanism may be configured to facilitate rotatable translation of the lever relative to the sled housing between a closed position and an open position and vice versa and in the closed position, slidably translate the lever between an unsecured position and a secured position and vice versa.

Lever release mechanism for information handling system chassis sled

An information handling system includes a hard disk drive, a handle in physical communication with the hard disk drive, and a first flexible heat sink component. The first flexible heat sink component includes a first surface contact portion, a first main portion, and a first plurality of fins. The first surface contact portion is in physical communication with the hard disk drive. The first main portion is in physical communication with the handle. The first fins extend away from the first main portion. The first fins flex downward toward the hard disk drive when the first fins are placed in physical communication with a cover of a storage sled, and the first fins fit within a space between the cover and the hard disk.

Flexible heat exchanging mechanism

A plurality of DNA cancer vaccines and their uses in treating cancer are disclosed. Genes encodingCalmette-Gu&#xe9;rin (BCG) recombinant antigens and genes encoding interleukin-12 heterodimer were respectively cloned into eukaryotic expression vectors to express the encoded recombinant proteins in mammalian cells in vivo whereby specific immune responses are evoked and are effective in preventing, attenuating and/or suppressing the growth of a tumor.

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Taipei, Taiwan

Chi-Feng Lee