Huawei Technologies Co., Limited

Vmware, Inc.

Sz Dji Technology Co., Ltd.

Omnissa, LLC

Guangdong Oppo Mobile Telecommunications Corp., Ltd.

Tsinghua University

Beihang University

Aac Optics (suzhou) Co., Ltd.

Intelligent Equipment Research Center, Beijing Academy of Agriculture and Forestry Sciences

Boe Technology Group Co., Ltd.

Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences

Yangtze University

Jian Ken Song

Hong Wang

Lin Lv

Yunxia Cheng

Yunfei San

Jing Liu

Jack Liu

Zhen Wang

Qian Jack Liu

Yang Liu

Ming Yang

Ming Wang

Yuping Wei

Dong Wang

Jing Xu

Hui Yang

Dengkui Zhu

Yue Sun

Bo Liu

Jia Shen

Peng Liu

Weihong Xiao

Yongping Zhang

Wenbin Yang

Peng Guo

Chen Huang

Xuewen Lv

Guang Li

Dong Chai

Shuo Yang

Guoqing Xie

Haiou Jiang

Ren Li Shi

Yanmin Yu

Felix Yan

Xiquan Zhao

Sarah Cheng

Dingjiu Daojian

Xiaozhong Wang

Wei Zou

Hongming Zhang

Defeng Li

Liping Chen

Chao Ren

Dangxiao Wang

Yuru Zhang

Tuanhui Sun

Fan Feng

Zihui Liu

An Min Gong

Shuhua Wang

Hao Su

Xiaohan Zhao

Lijuan Qiu

Si Li

Changyuan Zhai

Hanjie Dou

Bo Steven Liu

Hongdong Zhang

Wenhua Gao

Aijuan Cao

Degao Zheng

Ning Ke

Tian Cao

Ruixin Xu

Linzhe Li

A service flow scheduling method and apparatus, and a system. When transmission quality of a service flow with a higher priority does not meet a service level requirement corresponding to the service flow, a first network device adjusts, to a first threshold, a transmission rate threshold of an HQoS model for a service flow with a lower priority, where the first threshold is less than a current data transmission rate of the service flow with a lower priority. By performing traffic shaping on the service flow with a lower priority, a bandwidth resource of a downlink port of the first network device may give way to the service flow with a higher priority, to ensure that the service flow with a higher priority meets the service level requirement of the service flow with a higher priority.

Service flow scheduling method and apparatus, and system

The disclosure provides for transitioning application windows between local and remote desktops. Example implementations include opening a first file with a first application to generate a first application window on a first desktop window on a user display; based at least on a trigger event for transitioning the first application window from the first desktop window to a second desktop window, determining whether a second application is available for the second desktop window to produce a version of the first application window; and based at least on the second application being available: transferring the first file across a network to become a second file; and opening the second file with the second application to generate a second application window on the second desktop window, the second application window replacing the first application window on the user display. The transition may go either direction.

Transitioning application windows between local and remote desktops

An antenna subarray and a base station antenna are disclosed. The antenna subarray includes a reflection plate, a plurality of radiation surfaces, and a ground plate of the plurality of radiation surfaces. The ground plate is vertically disposed on the reflection plate, and includes an integrated bottom end structure and a plurality of branch structures. The bottom end structure is connected to the reflection plate, and a top end of a branch structure is connected to a radiation surface. A feeder layer is disposed on a side of the ground plate, and a dielectric layer is spaced between the ground plate and the feeder layer. A first polarized feeder and a second polarized feeder are disposed on the feeder layer. The ground plate may have both a 'ground' function of a polarized feeder and a “ground” function of a balun. The first polarized feeder and the second polarized feeder can implement both a function of a polarized feeder of the radiation surface and a function of a balun feeder.

Antenna subarray and base station antenna

An intelligent air-assisted spraying device for orchards includes a traction mechanism, a spaying system, a collecting system, and a processing-controlling system. The traction mechanism is provided with a spray tank. The spaying system includes a main body connected to the spray tank and multiple spraying tubes, first ends of the spraying tube are communicated with the main body, and second ends of the spraying tubes are capable of rotating. The collecting system is configured to collect a contour and a volume of the canopy, and branch and leaf density of a fruit tree. The processing-controlling system is configured to obtain multiple spraying areas, calculate an air outlet angle of each spraying tube, and control a rotation of the second end of each spraying tube according to the air outlet angle. The device can adjust the spraying direction of each spraying tube, and the quality of pesticide application can be improved.

Intelligent air-assisted spraying device for orchards and spraying method thereof

Embodiments are described for editing a remote document residing on a server that is accessed by a mobile device over a remote desktop connection, by downloading portions of text to be locally edited from the remote document to the mobile device, performing edits on the downloaded text locally on the mobile device in an interface optimized for mobile device text editing, and conveying the edited portions back to the server to be inserted into a corresponding place in the document.

Text editing in remote documents on mobile devices

The present invention discloses a camera optical lens including, from an object side to an image side in sequence, a first lens having a positive refractive power, a second lens having refractive power, a third lens having a negative refractive power, a fourth lens having a positive refractive power, and a fifth lens having a negative refractive power. The camera optical lens satisfies the following conditions: 1.20≤f1/f≤3.00, −8.00≤f5/f≤−2.00, 3.00≤d5/d6≤10.00, and −1.00≤(R3+R4)/(R3−R4)≤0. The camera optical lens according to the present invention has excellent optical characteristics, such as large aperture, wide angle, and ultra-thin.

Camera optical lens

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a MIMO communication method and system, and a receiver node. The method includes: receiving, by a number of optical detection modules of a receiver node, optical signals transmitted by a number of optical transmission modules of a transmitter node. Different optical detection modules of the receiver node have different orientations, and different optical transmission modules of the transmitter node have different orientations.

MIMO transmission method and system, and receiver node

A screen locking method and apparatus. After a first terminal establishes a connection with a second terminal, the first terminal sends to-be-displayed data to the second terminal so that the second terminal displays a first interface. The first terminal displays a second interface different from the first interface and obtains a first screen locking operation triggered by a user, where the first screen locking operation locks a screen of the second terminal. The first terminal sends a screen locking instruction to the second terminal in response to the first screen locking operation so that the second terminal enters a screen-locked state.

Screen locking method and apparatus

An input device is shared between a first remote desktop having a first display image, which is displayed on a first display of a first client device, and a second remote desktop having a second display image, which is displayed on a second display of a second client device. Upon detecting that an input pointer of the input device currently displayed within the first display image on the first display, is moved across an edge of the first remote desktop that corresponds to a virtual boundary between the first remote desktop and the second remote desktop, instructions are issued to a first remote computing device that is hosting the first remote desktop to discontinue receiving inputs made with the input device and a second remote computing device that is hosting the second remote desktop to begin receiving inputs made with the input device.

Sharing an input device between remote desktops of multiple client devices

A packet forwarding method to shorten a transmission latency of an elephant flow is provided. In the method, for a first packet flow used as an elephant flow, a network device may receive a plurality of packets of the first packet flow, and determine a characteristic parameter of the first packet flow based on the plurality of packets, where the characteristic parameter of the first packet flow is used to indicate a transmission latency of the first packet flow. After determining the characteristic parameter of the first packet flow, the network device determines a forwarding policy of the first packet flow based on the characteristic parameter of the first packet flow. The forwarding policy of the first packet flow is used to indicate latency sensitivity of the first packet flow.

Packet forwarding method and apparatus

Systems and methods for remote display resource management can allow a remote display to be dynamically modified according to user eye movements. A user device can receive graphical data for a remote display and present the remote display on a local display. A remote display module (RD module) can detect dynamic content in the graphical data. The RD module can monitor eye movements of a user using an eye tracker device to determine when a user is not looking at the dynamic content. When a user looks away from the dynamic content for more than an allowed amount of time, the RD module can send instructions to a server to reduce the quality of the dynamic content in the remote display. The RD module can send instructions to restore the quality of the dynamic content after determining that the user is looking at the dynamic content.

Dynamic remote display resource management

A screen locking method and apparatus include establishing, by a first electronic device, a coupling to a second electronic device, sending, by the first electronic device, to-be-displayed data to the second electronic device to enable the second electronic device to display a first interface, and in this case, the first electronic device displays a second interface different from the first interface, obtaining, by the first electronic device, a first screen locking operation from a user, where the first screen locking operation instructs to lock a screen of the second electronic device, and sending, by the first electronic device, a screen locking instruction to the second electronic device in response to the first screen locking operation whereby the second electronic device enters a screen-locked state.

Bluetooth speaker

A system is provided for switching a VDI collaborative session where multiple clients are collaboratively accessing a first virtual desktop to a second virtual desktop belonging to one of the collaborators. The owner of the second virtual desktop requests the system to switch the collaboration session to the second virtual desktop. The connection server disconnects the requesting user from the first virtual desktop, connects the user to the second virtual desktop, and invites the other collaborators to join the session on the second virtual desktop. After accepting the invitation, the collaborators are joined to the second virtual desktop and collaboration resumes on the second virtual desktop.

Live switching of collaborative virtual desktop sessions

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Beijing, China

Jian Ken Song