Vmware, Inc.

Eaton Intelligent Power Limited

Huawei Technologies Co., Limited

Otis Elevator Company

Shanghai Tianma Am-Oled Co., Ltd.

Xiamen Tianma Micro-Electronics Co., Ltd.

International Business Machines Corporation

Alcatel Lucent

Toray Industries, Inc.

Wuhan Tianma Micro-Electronics Co., Ltd

Tenneco Automotive Operating Company Inc.

Shanghai Jiao Tong University

Jiangsu Hengrui Medicine Company Ltd.

Honor Device Co., Ltd.

Basf Coatings Gmbh

Hong Li

Jin Feng

Jian Zhao

Xiangzi Kong

Zhaohui Guo

Honglin Hu

Haitao Zhou

Bojia Lv

Yuru Li

Wenguang Wang

Kai Lin Li

Yinghao Jin

Haifeng Wang

Jing Xu

Yu Zhang

Yanfeng Zhang

Jiang Wang

Ye Zhang

Wei Tan

Feng Han

Yuanping Zhu

Richard Paul Spillane

Xiang Yu

Ting Zhou

Yu Wu

Xinyu Zhang

Wei Cao

Kerui Xi

Jun Zhang

Jing Liu

Fang Wang

Yinggang Du

Lin Li

Jun Li

Bin Wang

Lei Zhang

Weikang Tao

Gaojun Huang

Jie Li

Zhao Xia Jin

Yilong Chen

Junlong Gao

He Wang

Ke Wang

Shuai Yang

Feng Zhao

Hongfeng Chai

Wenqi Sun

Ming Wang

Peihuan Liu

Zhou Huang

Srinath K Aanegola

Hai-feng Wang

Siqi Ma

Haofeng Hou

Hua Qian

Minxia Cao

Chengmao Lu

Huiyue Yi

Sriram Patil

Haiqing Zhang

Zhongping Lu

Meng-ying Zhang

Zili Huang

Wei Yin

Junting Ouyang

Chen Jing

Kun Zhang

Sifan Liu

Tao Liu

Di Zhu

Na Liu

Hu Ge

Jun Fan

Jinzhi Hua

Bo Hu

Peng Qiu

Qingping Yang

Qiao Chen

Han Yu

Qin Sun

Shugang Guo

Cheng Zhao

Gaofeng Fan

Boquan Lin

William G Turnell

Yun Zou

Shuo Tang

Lu Xiong

Jiushi Wan

Kai Li

Xinpeng Liu

Geoffrey C Landis

Chengrong Wu

HaiFeng Li

A method for target detection based on spatial phase correlation analysis of acoustic vortices comprises the steps of generating a vortex-like excitation acoustic field, receiving the scattered acoustic pressure information after the incidence of the acoustic vortex, extracting the correlation coefficient between the spatial phase of the scattered acoustic field and the reference phase matrix, and predicting the presence, size, and spatial orientation of the target to achieve the target detection function. The method breaks through the diffraction limit to detect small targets and determine their spatial positions. Using acoustic vortices as information carriers, the method provides new ideas and technical solutions for the field of target detection.

Method for target detection based on correlation analysis of spatial phase in an acoustic vortex

The present disclosure relates to an anti-Claudin 18.2 antibody and an application thereof. Specifically, the present invention relates to an anti-Claudin 18.2 antibody; a mouse-derived antibody, chimeric antibody, humanized antibody and antigen-binding fragment thereof which contain a CDR of the anti-Claudin 18.2 antibody, and a use thereof as a medicine. In particular, the present disclosure relates to a use of the anti-Claudin 18.2 antibody in the preparation of a drug for treating Claudin 18.2 positive diseases or disorders.

Anti-Claudin 18.2 antibody and application thereof

Example management systems and methods are described. In one example, the management system includes at least one processor and a baseboard management controller (BMC). A data bus used for data transmission is included between the at least one processor and the BMC. The at least one processor is configured to convert a first protocol packet including first management data of the system into a second protocol packet, and send the second protocol packet through the data bus. A protocol type of the second protocol packet is a transmission protocol type of the data bus. A protocol type of the first protocol packet is different from the protocol type of the second protocol packet, and a transmission rate of the first protocol packet is lower than a transmission rate of the second protocol packet.

Management system, processing chip, apparatus, device, and method

A computer-implemented method for distributing a copy of event data recorder (EDR) data of a vehicle includes sending index information uniquely identifying respective member vehicles of a dynamic vehicle network that include candidate vehicles located within a predetermined geo distance of a host vehicle, sending a fragment of a private key associated with EDR data of the host vehicle to the respective member vehicles of the dynamic vehicle network, distributing segments of replicated EDR data from the host vehicle among the respective member vehicles, and responsive to an expiration of a predetermined lifecycle duration associated with the dynamic vehicle network and an absence of an incident of the host vehicle: disbanding the dynamic vehicle network, and initiating a next dynamic vehicle network including a set of next candidate vehicles.

Vehicle incident data recovery of distributed vehicle event data

An LED light fixture for a hazardous location includes an axially elongated enclosure, a first axially elongated printed circuit board with light emitting diode (LED) components mounted in the axially elongated enclosure, a second axially elongated printed circuit board with LED components mounted in the axially elongated enclosure, and an LED driver module mounted in the enclosure that operates the circuit boards. The LED driver module is (1) positioned laterally in a horizontal direction in the axially elongated enclosure at a location between the first axially elongated printed circuit board and the second axially elongated printed circuit board, and (2) elevated in a vertical direction in the axially elongated enclosure relative to the first and second axially elongated printed circuit boards.

Thermally managed hazardous location LED light fixture, assembly and methods without utilizing heat sinks

In one embodiment, a lighting fixture adapter includes a sliding rail structure configured to slidably receive an insert and a mounting slot positioned below the sliding rail structure and configured with one or more mounting holes at a bottom of the mounting slot. The insert may be configured to be secured to a mounting position. The one or more mounting holes may be configured to receive one or more mounting features to secure a lighting device to the lighting fixture adapter. A position of the insert in the sliding rail structure is adjustable within a length range of the sliding rail structure.

Lighting fixture adapter

Authorization management and authorization requesting for an elevator service request, and belongs to the field of elevator management technologies. An authorization management apparatus for an elevator service request according to the present invention comprises: a receiving unit configured to receive authorization request information from one or more personal mobile terminals, wherein the authorization request information comprises an elevator identifier of a corresponding elevator of an elevator system acquired by a corresponding personal mobile terminal and a terminal identifier of the personal mobile terminal mapped to the elevator identifier; and an authorization management unit configured to determine, at least according to a mapping relationship between the elevator identifier and the terminal identifier in the authorization request information, whether the authorization request information from the corresponding personal mobile terminal is allowed to be authorized.

Authorization management and authorization request of elevator service request

An adaptive idle detection method determines whether software defined data centers (SDDCs) in a hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) environment are idle. Idleness may be quantified via a coefficient of variation (CV) against resource usage, so as to adapt the idle detection method to SDDCs with different hardware specifications and workloads. Management overhead may also be filtered out by the idle detection method, and the idle detection method may use idleness scores to further reduce overhead.

Adaptive idle detection in a software-defined data center in a hyper-converged infrastructure

An LED light fixture for a hazardous location includes an axially elongated enclosure fabricated from a polymer material, at least one axially elongated linear light emitting diode (LED) module mounted in the enclosure, and an LED driver module mounted in the housing that operates the at least one linear light emitting diode. A combination of a cover lens material of the cover lens and the polymer material of the axially elongated enclosure assists with heat dissipation from the light fixture, thereby allowing the LED driver module and the at least one axially elongated linear printed circuit board with LED components to operate within a target peak temperature limit for the hazardous location.

Support mount for mounting luminaire assembly

An authorization management and authorization request of an elevator service request pertaining to the technical field of elevator management. The system for authorization management of the elevator service request includes a wireless signal device and an authorization management device, the wireless signal device being used for broadcasting an elevator identifier of a corresponding elevator system; the system for authorization management obtains the elevator identifier broadcasted by the wireless signal device through a personal mobile terminal; the authorization management device is used to receive authorization request information from the personal mobile terminal, the authorization request information containing a terminal identifier of the personal mobile terminal and the elevator identifier of the corresponding elevator system obtained by the personal mobile terminal.

A graphene anti-corrosion coating is described that comprises an epoxy resin and graphene subjected to surface modification, where the addition amount of the graphene is 0.01-0.2 wt % of the total mass of coating solid. By performing surface treatment on the graphene, the dispersity of the graphene in the coating is improved, and the compactness of the coating is enhanced.

Graphene anti-corrosion coating

Provided in the present invention is an explosion-proof lighting device, comprising: a device body for accommodating the explosion-proof lighting device, the device body comprising a mounting portion located in the middle portion thereof and a first heat dissipation portion and a second heat dissipation portion that extend from the bottom of the mounting portion to two sides; a plurality of light emitting diodes (LEDs) for emitting light to illuminate; an electrical drive module for powering the light emitting diodes; and a seal cover detachably connected to the device body from the bottom thereof. The present invention allows for reliable dissipation of heat generated by the light emitting diodes to the ambient environment without additionally providing a heat dissipation device, avoids the direct adverse effects of heat generated by the light emitting diodes on the electrical drive module while achieving compactness and reduced height of the explosion-proof lighting device, and significantly reduces the number of parts and costs for production, assembly and manufacturing of the explosion-proof lighting device.

Explosion-proof lighting device

Light-emitting diode (LED) luminaire assembly

Light-emitting diode (LED) module

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Shanghai, China

Hong Li