Nio Technology (anhui) Co., Ltd.

Lsi Corporation

Entit Software LLC

Shanghai Huahong Grace Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation

Zenseact Ab

Han Zhang

Tao Wang

Guangming Tian

Haobin Zhang

Jun Yang

Feng Jin

Tony Gustafsson

Ping Wang

Hai Feng Wang

Junsheng Fu

Axel Beauvisage

Joakim Lin Sörstedt

Andreas Schindler

Joseph Garofalo

Wei Le

You Xin Rao

Pontus Kielén

Barry L Bartholomew

Nai-Long Wen

Liang Song

Xinjie Yang

Qin Xie

Liu Ming Xu

Jia Ge

Chunhua Zhu

Eduardo Sesma Caselles

Erik Steinmetz

The invention relates to an air outlet structure, a column, and a vehicle. The air outlet structure comprises: an air duct; a first air outlet and a second air outlet, the first air outlet and the second air outlet being configured to be spaced apart from each other and parallel to each other; and a first air-inducing channel and a second air-inducing channel, the first air-inducing channel extending to the first air outlet from the air duct, the second air-inducing channel extending to the second air outlet from the air duct, and the first air-inducing channel and the second air-inducing channel being configured in such a manner that a first airflow flowing out of the first air outlet and a second airflow flowing out of the second air outlet intersect and scatter each other. Through the foregoing air outlet structure, the vehicle according to the invention can expand an air supply range, significantly improve uniformity of air supply, and prevent directly blowing air to a passenger.

Air outlet structure, column, and vehicle

The present disclosure relates to a method for determining a vehicle pose, predicting a pose (x, y, θ) of vehicle on a map based on sensor data acquired by a vehicle localization system, transforming a set of map road references of a segment of a digital map from a global coordinate system to an image-frame coordinate system of a vehicle-mounted camera based on map data and predicted pose of the vehicle. The transformed set of map road references form a set of polylines in image-frame coordinate system. Identifying a set of corresponding image road reference features in an image acquired by vehicle mounted camera, where each identified road references feature defines a set of measurement coordinates (x, y) in image-frame. Projecting each of identified set of image road reference features onto formed set of polylines in order to obtain a set of projection points.

Vehicle localisation

The invention relates to the technical field of air outflow, and aims to solve the problem whereby louvers in an air outflow device in a current vehicle needs to be manually turned to adjust an air outflow direction. The invention provides an air outflow device. An opening/closing member and an air distribution member are rotatably disposed in an air inflow section, an outlet of a first air outflow section and an outlet of a second air outflow section are respectively provided with a first louver structure and a second louver structure, and a first driving member and a second driving member are disposed outside an air channel. The first driving member is capable of driving the opening/closing member to open/close the air inflow section so as to connect/disconnect the air inflow section, and is capable of driving the air distribution member to rotate so as to adjust an air outflow amount and a longitudinal air outflow direction. The second driving member is capable of driving the first louver structure and the second louver structure to swing together so as to adjust a transverse air outflow direction. According to the invention, the air outflow direction is adjusted without the need for manually turning the louvers, so that the air outflow device is convenient to use.

Air outflow device, console and vehicle

A switching LDMOS device is formed first well in a semiconductor substrate that includes an LDD region and a first body doped region; a first heavily doped region serving as a source region is provided in the LDD region, and a second heavily doped region serving as a drain region is provided in the first body doped region; a channel of the switching LDMOS device is formed at a surface layer of the semiconductor substrate between the LDD region and the body doped region and below the gate structure; and one side of the LDD region and one side of the body doped region which are away from the gate structure both are provided with a field oxide or STI, and one side of the field oxide or STI is in contact with the first heavily doped region or the second heavily doped region.

Switching LDMOS device and method for making the same

Example methods, apparatus, and articles of manufacture to generate a wizard application are disclosed. A disclosed example method includes storing a graphical user interface input by a user for the wizard application in a file, storing a definition of an action input by the user to be performed by the wizard application in the file, and transferring the file and an engine to a user's computer, the file to be used by the engine to execute the wizard application, and the engine to, in response to an input from a user of the engine, convert the graphical user interface to at least one of a command line interface, a webpage interface, or an interface that reads user input from a file.

Methods and apparatus to generate a wizard application

An automated method is provided for designing an integrated circuit. A net list of an integrated circuit design is generated, wherein the net list includes a scan chain having a sequence of individual scan cells. A sequence of two or more individual scan cells of the scan chain is identified as a candidate for replacement by a custom shift array macro cell. The identified sequence of two or more individual scan cells is then replaced with a custom shift array macro cell that provides a functionally equivalent shift function as the replaced sequence of two or more individual scan cells. The custom shift array macro cell includes only two input pins and one output pin.

Deployment of custom shift array macro cells in automated application specific integrated circuit design flow

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