Emc IP Holding Company LLC

Boe Technology Group Co., Ltd.

Hefei Xinsheng Optoelectronics Technology Co., Ltd.

Dell Products Inc.

Qualcomm Incorporated

Beijing Boe Optoelectronics Technology Co., Ltd.

Beijing Baidu Netcom Science and Technology Co., Ltd.

Arris Enterprises LLC

Lenovo (Beijing) Limited

Beijing Boe Technology Development Co., Ltd.

Huawei Device Co., Ltd.

Rhodia Operations

Beijing Baidu Netcom Science Technology Co., Ltd

Boe Technology Groupco., Ltd.

Shanghai Huali Microelectronics Corporation

Peng Wu

Rong Yu

Zhipeng Zhang

Lixin Pang

Bin Long

Donglong Lin

Rui Han

Qing Ma

Dong Cui

Wenyang Li

Zeyuan Tong

Fujian Ren

Yang Zhang

Michael J Scharland

Gang Xiao

Jian Ouyang

Yong Colin Zou

Xuebing Jiang

Saket Bathwal

Jiahui Wang

Xing Chen

Weihu Wang

Bin Dai

Arvind Vardarajan Santhanam

Lei Chen

Shailesh Maheshwari

Mark J Halstead

Mo Chen

Ramesh Doddaiah

Benjamin W Yoder

Jian Zhao

Lingyu Sun

Jilei Gao

Jeremy O'Hare

Songmei Sun

Rudhir Varna Upretee

Ningyi Xu

Chengying Cao

Xiaojian Long

Peter Hailin Peng

Haiqin Liu

Shao Hu

Canghai Gu

Wei Wang

Jing Wang

Arieh Don

Tom Chin

Arnaud Meylan

Leena Zacharias

Peng Li

Alexandr Veprinsky

Bo Huang

Lin Xiao

Liang Gao

Yan Huang

Amnon Naamad

Malak Alshawabkeh

Bao Vinh Nguyen

Daekeun Yoon

Dan Aharoni

Zhao Zhang

Vishal Dalmiya

Scott Hoover

Wei Qi

Peng Yin

Ajith Balakrishnan

Jideng Zhou

Michel Evan Chauvin

Guodong Liu

Floryan Decampo

Jiao Yu

Yupeng Li

Wenjuan Zhou

Colin Zou

Earl Medeiros

Thomas James Christol

Xin Zhu

Kaustubh S Sahasrabudhe

Kai Xue

Dae Keun Yoon

Guangying Mou

Arpan Kumar Kaushal

Tim Liou

Shuhai Liu

Xingyi Liu

Pai Sun

Jiaxin Shi

Bradley Allen Bowlin

Xiaochen Chen

Sean Cheng Ye

Huimin Li

Jun Deng

Mohammed Asher Vt

Ashwin Raman

Jingtong Liu

James Fei Wu

Yong Qian

Jinchen Han

Liang Zou

Nguyen C Tat

A method for detecting a drivable area includes: collecting N consecutive video frames of a road when a vehicle is driving, where N is a positive integer greater than 1; determining a historical trajectory of a dynamic obstacle and position information of a static obstacle included in the N consecutive video frames by analyzing the N consecutive video frames with a 3D detection algorithm; correcting the historical trajectory and the position information based on a preset rule; determining a predicted trajectory of the dynamic obstacle based on the corrected historical trajectory; and determining the drivable area of the vehicle based on the predicted trajectory and the corrected position information.

Method and apparatus for detecting drivable area, mobile device and storage medium

A display substrate, a test method for the display substrate and a display device are provided. The display substrate includes a base substrate, a touch detection circuit layer and a pixel driving circuit layer. The display substrate includes a display region and a non-display region surrounding the display region. The touch detection circuit layer includes a driving signal line and a dummy electrode line arranged side by side in the display region and insulated from each other, and both the driving signal line and the dummy electrode line extend from the display region to the non-display region. The non-display region is provided with a plurality of test pads including a first pad electrically connected to the driving signal line and a second pad electrically connected to the dummy electrode line.

Display substrate, test method for the same and display device

Aspects of the present disclosure relate to data cache management. In embodiments, a logical block address (LBA) bucket is established with at least one logical LBA group. Additionally, at least one LBA group is associated with two or more distinctly sized cache slots based on an input/output (IO) workload received by the storage array. Further, the association includes binding the two or more distinctly sized cache slots with at least one LBA group and mapping the bound distinctly sized cache slots in a searchable data structure. Furthermore, the searchable data structure identifies relationships between slot pointers and key metadata.

Cache memory architecture and management

A sofa armrest structure and a sofa are provided. A connection pipe is provided with a connection through hole. A first connection hole is formed in a first fixing frame and corresponds to the connection through hole. A second connection hole is formed in a second fixing frame and corresponds to the connection through hole, and an internal thread structure is formed in the second connection hole. One end of a connection rod is provided with a nut, and the other end of the connection rod is provided with an external thread structure. The end with the external thread structure of the connection rod passes through the connection through hole and the first connection hole and is connected to the internal thread structure in the second connection hole through the external thread structure. An inner chamber protection layer is detachably arranged on a fixing frame body through hook-and-loop fasteners.

Sofa armrest structure and sofa

An electronic device, method, and a non-transitory computer-readable recording medium provide a function of locating and identifying a paired device in a wireless network. The wireless network communicatively connects a plurality of electronic devices including the electronic device and the paired device. The electronic device includes a user interface, a network interface, a hardware processor, and a non-transitory memory storing one or more programs. The hardware processor executes the programs to receive a search command using a first communication connection via the network interface. Moreover, the hardware processor executes the programs to determine whether the peer device identifying information matches identifying information of the electronic device. When the peer device identifying information matches the identifying information of the electronic device, the electronic device identifies as the paired device. Otherwise, the electronic device broadcasts to the wireless network using a second communication connection.

Locating and identifying paired electronic devices

A removable headrest for a gaming chair includes a headrest arranged on the top of a chairback of the gaming chair. The headrest includes a headrest frame, a headrest bottom support frame, and a headrest padding. The headrest frame and the headrest bottom support frame are tightly connected. The chairback includes a chairback frame, a chairback top support frame, and a chairback covering. The chairback frame, the chairback top support frame, and the headrest are all arranged in the chairback covering. An installation plate is arranged on the headrest bottom support frame, and the installation plate extends to the outside of the headrest padding. The installation plate and the chairback top support frame are respectively provided with installation holes matched with each other, and the installation plate and the chairback top support frame are tightly connected through the installation holes. The headrest frame and the chairback frame are smoothly connected.

Removable headrest for gaming chair and gaming chair

A Random Read Miss (RRM) distribution process monitors execution parameters of first, second, and third emulations of a storage engine, and distributes newly received read operations between the emulations. The RRM distribution process assigns newly received read operations to the first emulation, unless the CPU thread usage of the first emulation or the response time of the first emulation meet a first set of criteria. The RRM distribution process secondarily assigns newly received read operations to the second emulation, unless the CPU thread usage of the second emulation or the response time of the second emulation meet a second set of criteria. The RRM distribution process assigns all other newly received newly received read operations, that are not assigned to the first emulation or to the second emulation, to the third emulation. Distribution of read IOs between the emulations enables the storage engine to increase IOPs while minimizing response time.

Method and apparatus for distributing read operations between emulations in a storage engine

A method of wireless communication by a user equipment (UE) includes receiving a number of uplink grants from a base station. The method further includes estimating a payload size for data to be transmitted from a UE buffer for a number of logical channels. The payload size corresponds to a sum of a number of data bytes to be transmitted and an amount of overhead bytes to be transmitted. The method still further includes determining a subset of the number of uplink grants to use for uplink transmission based on reducing a total padding size associated with transmitting the payload size, for each combination of the number of uplink grants. The method also includes transmitting the data from the UE buffer within a number of transport blocks, to the base station. The number of transport blocks corresponds to the subset of the number of uplink grants.

Power optimized uplink grant skipping

Aspects of the present disclosure relate to data cache management. In embodiments, a storage array's memory is provisioned with cache memory, wherein the cache memory includes one or more sets of distinctly sized cache slots. Additionally, a logical storage volume (LSV) is established with at least one logical block address (LBA) group. Further, at least one of the LSV's LBA groups is associated with two or more distinctly sized cache slots based on an input/output (IO) workload received by the storage array.

Aspects of the present disclosure relate to asynchronous memory management. In embodiments, an input/output (IO) workload is received at a storage array. Further, one or more read-miss events corresponding to the IO workload are identified. Additionally, at least one of the storage array's cache slots is bound to a track identifier (TID) corresponding to the read-miss events based on one or more of the read-miss events' two-dimensional metrics.

Memory management based on read-miss events

A synchronous destage process is used to move data from shared global memory to back-end storage resources. The synchronous destage process is implemented using a client-server model between a data service layer (client) and back-end disk array of a storage system (server). The data service layer initiates a synchronous destage operation by requesting that the back-end disk array move data from one or more slots of global memory to back-end storage resources. The back-end disk array services the request and notifies the data service layer of the status of the destage operation, e.g. a destage success or destage failure. If the destage operation is a success, the data service layer updates metadata to identify the location of the data on back-end storage resources. If the destage operation is not successful, the data service layer re-initiates the destage process by issuing a subsequent destage request to the back-end disk array.

Synchronous destage of write data from shared global memory to back-end storage resources

Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a method and apparatus for balancing loads, and a computer-readable storage medium. The method includes: for each data processing unit in a set of data processing units in a data processing system, acquiring current input data of the data processing unit for a current clock cycle and next input data of the data processing unit for a next clock cycle; and determining a first metric value indicating changes in input data of said data processing unit in the next clock cycle based on a comparison between the current input data and the next input data. The method further includes controlling an operating state of the set of data processing units in the next clock cycle based on the first metric value determined for the set of data processing units.

Method and apparatus for balancing loads, and computer-readable storage medium

A data service layer running on a storage director node generates a request to destage host data from a plurality of cache slots in a single back-end track. The destage request includes pointers to addresses of the cache slots and indicates an order in which the host application data in the cache slots is to be included in the back-end track. A back-end redundant array of independent drives (RAID) subsystem running on a drive adapter is responsive to the request to calculate parity information using the host application data in the cache slots. The back-end RAID subsystem assembles the single back-end track comprising the host application data from the plurality of cache slots of the request, and destages the single back-end track to a non-volatile drive in a single back-end input-output (IO) operation.

Destaging multiple cache slots in a single back-end track in a RAID subsystem

A gaming chair with audio output. The gaming chair includes a movable stand member, a seat member, a backrest member, a plurality of speakers, a Bluetooth transmitter, a power supply, and an inverted triangle wiring. The seat member is disposed over the movable stand member. Further, the backrest member is hingeably coupled to the seat member. Furthermore, the inverted triangle wiring is adapted to electrically couple the plurality of speakers, the Bluetooth transmitter and the power supply to enable an electrical connection therebetween.

Gaming chair

The present invention relates to a gaming chair with a rotatable holder, which includes a backrest, a seat, two armrests, a bracket, and a rotatable holder. The rotatable holder further includes: a holder fixing arm, a vertical column, first cantilever, second cantilever and a clamping unit, wherein one end of the holder fixing arm is fixedly connected to the bottom of the seat of the gaming chair, the other end of the holder fixing arm is fixedly connected to the vertical column, and one end of the first cantilever is rotatably connected with the vertical column through the sliding locking shaft, the other end of the first cantilever is rotatably connected with one end of the second cantilever, and the other end of the second cantilever is rotatably connected with the clamping unit through the rotating support, so the clamping unit is used for clamping mobile devices. The armrest further comprises: an armrest fixing arm, first connector, a rotating arm, second connector and an armrest panel. The present invention can adjust mobile devices to the position most suitable for the user with Multi-DOF, and can adjust the position of the armrest with Multi-DOF.

Gaming chair with a rotatable holder

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Peng Wu