Intel Corporation

Saint-gobain Glass France

Xiaofeng Guo

Jinquan Dai

Long Li

Siteng Ma

Michael Labrot

Jun Tan

Zhiyuan Lv

Simon Le Moal

Huifen Li

Xiaofeng Lin

Xiaowei Sun

Wenhua Deng

An exterior trimming part for a pillar of a vehicle, includes a bracket fixedly connected to the pillar, and a glass cover plate fixedly connected to the bracket and covering an exterior surface of the bracket. The bracket has a receiving space opened at least towards the glass cover plate. The exterior trimming part further includes an electronic component disposed at the receiving space. The exterior trimming part not only has good scratch resistance, but also has intelligent functions.

Exterior trimming part for pillar of vehicle

An anti-collision warning system for a vehicle door includes a sensing module, a detection module, and a warning module. The sensing module is configured to sense whether a passenger has an intention to open a vehicle door and output a sensing result. The control module is coupled to the sensing module, the detection module and warning module, and the control module is configured to control the warning module to issue an alert based on information on traffic conditions from the detection module in response to the sensing result being YES. The anti-collision warning system can issue an alert to the passenger in a timely and effective manner when it senses that the passenger has the intention to open the vehicle door. Therefore, the passenger would be alerted and determine whether it is an appropriate time to open the vehicle door, thus preventing the vehicle door from colliding with an object.

Anti-collision warning system for vehicle door, vehicle window glass structure, and anti-collision warning method for vehicle door

A glass structure includes a glass body; a modulating unit coupled to the glass body to modulate optical characteristics of the glass structure; an interaction unit coupled to the glass body to provide an adjusting signal indicating an execution of adjusting the optical characteristics of the glass structure; and a control unit coupled to the modulating unit and the interaction unit respectively, the control unit being configured to receive the adjusting signal from the interaction unit and to control the modulating unit to modulate the optical characteristics of a target region of the glass structure in response to the adjusting signal. The interaction unit and the modulating unit are isolated from each other by a filling material having a transmittance equal to or greater than about 50%, a relative permittivity equal to or less than about 10, and a thickness equal to or greater than about 50 &#x3bc;m.

Vehicle window, glass structure and adjustment method thereof

A PVB film for HUD, a forming mold and a forming method thereof are presented. The accuracy error of HUD imaging achieved by the PVB film for HUD is &#xb1;0.1 mrad. The forming mold includes an upper mold and a lower mold, the two of which can form an enclosed mold cavity when clamped together, wherein protective films are disposed on inner surfaces of the upper mold and the lower mold, respectively, for supporting PVB material and preventing the PVB material from bonding with the upper mold and the lower mold, and wherein shapes of the protective films match shapes of the upper mold and the lower mold.

Forming method of a PVB film for HUD

An illumination device for providing near isotropic illumination, and particularly an illumination system for detecting the defect in a transparent substrate and a detection system including the same are presented. An illumination system includes: an illumination system for detecting the defect in a transparent substrate, including light source receptacle in bar shape; first spot light sources, each emitting a respective first light, the respective first lights being substantially parallel to each other and the first spot light sources being arranged to a first line of spot light sources along the longitudinal direction of the receptacle; and second spot light sources, each emitting a respective second light, the respective second lights being substantially parallel to each other and the second spot light sources being arranged to a second line of spot light sources along the longitudinal direction of the receptacle.

Illumination system for detecting the defect in a transparent substrate and a detection system including the same

An embodiment of the present invention is a technique to hide latency in program traces. Blocks of instructions between start and end of a critical section are associated with color information. The blocks correspond to a program trace and containing a wait instruction. The wait instruction is sunk down the blocks globally to the end of the critical section using the color information and a dependence constraint on the wait instruction.

Latency hiding of traces using block coloring

Critical sections in a programming code may be ordered based at least in part on code motions. A flow graph of the code including the critical section may be generated. Two initiative motions may be performed based on the flow graph to identify possible positions of critical codes in the flow graph. Dependence relationship of critical sections may be determined based on the positions of critical sections. Using the dependence relationship information, the order of critical sections may be determined. The determined order of critical sections may be further used by a compiler to perform optimizations for the code.

Critical section ordering for multiple trace applications

A computer implemented method for scheduling multithreaded programming instructions based on the dependency graph wherein the dependency graph organizes the programming instruction logically based on blocks, nodes, and super blocks and wherein the programming instructions could be executed outside of a critical section may be executed outside of the critical section by inserting dependency relationship in the dependency graph.

Scheduling multithreaded programming instructions based on dependency graph

A method of compiling code includes ordering instructions that protect and release critical sections in the code to improve parallel execution of the code according to an intrinsic order of the critical sections. According to one embodiment, the intrinsic order of the critical sections in the code is determined from data dependence and control dependence of instructions in the critical sections, and additional dependencies are generated to enforce the intrinsic order of the critical sections. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Method and apparatus for ordering code based on critical sections

Critical sections used for multiple threads in a parallel program to access shared resource may be selected to merge with each other to reduce the number of signals/tokens used to create critical sections. Critical section merge may be based on a summarized dependence graph which is obtained from an instruction level dependence graph constructed based on a result of critical section minimization.

Method and apparatus for merging critical sections

Instructions that have no dependence constraint between them and other instructions in a loop of a critical section may be moved out of the critical section so that the size of the critical section may be reduced. A flow graph of a program including the critical section may be generated, which includes loops. The flow graph may be transformed based on which any unnecessary instructions in loops may be moved out of the critical section. Subsequently, the original flow graph of the critical section may be recovered from the transformed flow graph.

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