Vmware, Inc.

Beijing Jingdong Shangke Information Technology Co., Ltd.

Beijing Jingdong Century Trading Co., Ltd.

Beijing Jingdong Qianshi Technology Co., Ltd.

Omnissa, LLC

Jinxing Hu

Zhongzheng Tu

Mingsheng Zang

Weigang Huang

Yuping Wei

Yueting Zhang

Joe Huiyong Huo

Lu Liu

Wei Hu

Yong Ma

Huiyong Huo

Jian Mu

Lina Li

Hui Zhang

Yang Yu

Meng Wang

Dan Li

Xu Wang

Kun Shi

Kar Fai Tse

Hui Yuan

Shengbo Teng

Yuan Ma

Fengquan Huang

Li-Zhu Zhang

Jingren Tang

Zhi Gang Lin

Zhen Cui

Wenshuo Chen

Jian Dong

Baochen Wang

Xu Yi

Ruby Xing

Wang Baochen

Ningbo Xue

Aaron Hou

Tang Jia

Runsu Ning

Zanyuan Wang

Haifeng Han

Xuejing Cheng

A material vehicle, a traction apparatus and system, a method for controlling the bidirectional traveling of a material vehicle, and a storage medium. A material vehicle () comprises a vehicle body (), an unlocking assembly (), a plurality of front universal wheels () and a plurality of rear universal wheels (), wherein the plurality of front universal wheels () and the plurality of rear universal wheels () are all in a locked state; the vehicle body () is used for placing a target article; the unlocking assembly () is used for releasing the plurality of front universal wheels () from the locked state when same are in a horizontal rotation direction, and controlling the material vehicle () to travel in a first direction by means of the plurality of front universal wheels (); and the unlocking assembly () is further used for releasing the plurality of rear universal wheels () from the locked state when same are in the horizontal rotation direction, and controlling the material vehicle () to travel in a second direction by means of the plurality of rear universal wheels (), the first direction and the second direction being opposite to each other. By means of the unlocking assembly, the plurality of front universal wheels or the plurality of rear universal wheels can be released from the locked state thereof, such that the material vehicle can change the positions of driving wheels, and bidirectional traveling can be realized without needing to turn the material vehicle around.

Material vehicle, traction apparatus and system, and method for controlling bidirectional traveling of material vehicle

The disclosure provides an approach for device redirection in a remote computing environment. Embodiments include receiving, at a remote device from a client device over a network, input data of a peripheral device associated with the client device. Embodiments include receiving, at an emulated device running on the remote device, a request for device data from an application running on the remote device. Embodiments include responding, by the emulated device to the application, to the request with a response message having a format associated with the request, the response message being based on the input data. Embodiments include transmitting, from the remote device to the client device over the network, image data representing the application running on the remote device as controlled based on the input data.

Device emulation in remote computing environments

Disclosed are examples of embedding watermarks in a VDI session of a user. The watermark is based upon the user's identity and can be embedded into the VDI session to aid in the identification of data that is compromised from the VDI session. The watermark can be extracted from an image without needing the original image for extraction purposes.

Watermarking in a virtual desktop infrastructure environment

A system is described for establishing a nested bridge to improve data exchange between a client device and a second virtual desktop accessed by the client device through a first virtual desktop in a nested mode configuration. The nested bridge can be established between a virtual desktop agent of the first virtual desktop and a virtual desktop client of the second virtual desktop, both of which can run in the first virtual desktop, to enable fast and efficient exchange of data between the agent and client within the first virtual desktop. The nested bridge can be utilized in conjunction with virtual channels connecting the client device to the first virtual desktop and virtual channels connecting the first virtual desktop to the second virtual desktop for exchanging data between the client device and the second virtual desktop to enable various features.

Bridging virtual desktops under nested mode

Techniques for implementing improved USB redirection of USB HID class devices are provided. In one set of embodiments a client system can receive, from a virtual desktop running on a server system, a poll message directed to an HID interface of a USB HID class device plugged into the client system and identify a polling thread associated with the HID interface. The client system can further save a copy of the poll message in the polling thread and initiate local polling of the HID interface, where the local polling comprises providing, via the polling thread, the copy of the poll message to the HID interface.

Universal serial bus (USB) redirection for USB human interface device (HID) class devices

The disclosure provides an approach for print redirection in a remote computing environment. Embodiments include receiving, on a remote device, a request to perform a printing task using a printing device associated with a client device. Embodiments include determining, on the remote device, that data associated with the request to perform the printing task exceeds a size threshold. Embodiments include generating, on the remote device, a plurality of data slices based on the data, wherein each respective data slice of the plurality of data slices comprises a respective subset of the data that does not exceed the size threshold. Embodiments include transmitting, from the remote device to the client device, the plurality of data slices as separate transmissions in separate time intervals along with information that allows the data to be reconstructed from the plurality of data slices for performing the printing task on the client device.

Feature-based flow control in remote computing environments

A system is described for establishing a nested bridge to improve data exchange between a client device and a second virtual desktop that is accessed by the client device through a first virtual desktop in a nested mode configuration. The nested bridge can be established between a virtual desktop agent of the first virtual desktop and a virtual desktop client of the second virtual desktop, both of which can run in the first virtual desktop, to enable fast and efficient exchange of data between the agent and client within the first virtual desktop via a mechanism such as Inter-Process Communication (IPC). Consequently, the nested bridge can be utilized in conjunction with virtual channels connecting the client device to the first virtual desktop and virtual channels connecting the first virtual desktop to the second virtual desktop for exchanging data between the client device and the second virtual desktop via the first virtual desktop. As a result, a fast and efficient path for exchanging data between a client on the client device and the second virtual desktop is provided, which can be utilized for enabling and improving the performance of various features in the second virtual desktop.

The present disclosure provides a modular sorting platform and a goods sorting system. The modular sorting platform includes a support structure and combination platform. The combination platform is installed on the support structure, and is composed of a plurality of platform modules. The platform modules include: a loading module including a loading module platform worksurface for forming a worksurface of the combination platform, an input position for receiving to-be-sorted goods, and a loading module connection part for connecting with another platform module; and an unloading module including an unloading module worksurface for forming the worksurface of the combination platform, an output position for outputting the goods, and an unloading module connection part for connecting with another platform module. The goods sorting system includes the modular sorting platform.

Modular sorting platform and goods sorting system

An article storage device includes a first conveying line, a second conveying line, and a temporary storage passage, wherein the first conveying line and the second conveying line ascend spirally around the temporary storage passage to form a double spiral structure, and two ends of the temporary storage passage respectively are in communication with the first conveying line and the second conveying line, the first conveying line conveys the article to the temporary storage passage, the temporary storage passage receives the article from the first conveying line and conveys the article to the second conveying line, and the second conveying line receives the article from the temporary storage passage and conveys the article.

Article storage device, palletizing system and article storage method

The present disclosure relates to techniques for causing functions provided by a remote browser to be executed when functions provided by a local browser are requested. For example, a local BHO can intercept a request for the local browser to perform a navigation function. When the navigation function is designated to be provided by the remote browser, the local BHO can (1) prevent the local browser from performing the navigation function and (2) send a communication to a remote BHO to cause the remote browser to perform the navigation function. The remote BHO can cause representations of webpages to be sent to the local browser without visual representations of functions provided by the remote browser. By not having such visual representations, the local BHO can use visual representations from the local browser as visual representations of functions provided by the remote browser.

Techniques for improving implementation of a remote browser within a local browser

Techniques are described for auditing clipboard operations in virtual desktop environments. The auditing takes place by detecting clipboard operations that are being redirected between the virtual desktop and the client device and recording log entries containing information about each clipboard operation that was redirected. In order to reduce auditing potential noise information, the redirection process is modified to delay populating the clipboard and recording log entries until a paste operation or other request for the clipboard is detected. In some situations, the clipboard redirection may be blocked based on the auditing capability, such as in cases where the auditing cannot take place due to the client computing device lacking support for auditing the clipboard operation and recording the necessary log entry.

Auditing clipboard operations in virtual desktop environments

A method of connecting to a remote virtual application is carried out at a remote desktop client. The steps of the method include transmitting a request for virtual application connection information, receiving, in response to the request, a path to an executable file, a name or identifier of a remote display protocol, and an indication of a protocol configuration associated with a first virtual application, and causing the executable file for the first virtual application to be launched in a virtual computing instance and accessing the first virtual application using the remote display protocol and the protocol configuration.

Adapting remote display protocols to remote applications

Shuttle car for automatic storage system

The disclosure herein describes a server-side system that dynamically enhances user experience on a remoting client device. During operation, the system monitors user inputs on the client device. When a user input involving a predetermined interaction between the user and the GUI on the client device is detected, the system alters parameters of frame encoding based on the user interaction. Frame updates transmitted to the client device during the user interaction are encoded with the altered encoding method to improve user experience. Once the user interaction is ended, the system reverts back to the normal encoding method.

Virtual desktop encoding based on user input behavior

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Beijing, China

Jinxing Hu