Sunrex Technology Corporation

Industrial Technology Research Institute

Yung-Lung Liu

Chia-Hao Chang

Hsin-Hsin Shen

Huo-Lu Tsai

Shih-Pin Lin

Wei-Lin Yu

Yuan-I Yu

Wan-Shiun Lou

Yuen-Yung Loh

Yen-Ling Wang

A fixing device for suturing of blood vessels is provided, which includes a connecting rod, a first clamping member, a second clamping member, a first extension tube and a second extension tube. One end of the first clamping member is disposed on the connecting rod, and the other end of the first clamping member has a first clamping head. One end of the second clamping member is disposed on the connecting rod, and the other end of the second clamping member has a second clamping head. The first extension tube is disposed on an inner side of the first clamping head. The second extension tube is disposed on an inner side of the second clamping head and opposite to the first extension tube, wherein a relative position of the first extension tube and the second extension tube is adjustable.

Fixing device for blood vessel suturing

A keyboard includes key caps, bridge structures, a circuit board, resilient members, fingerprint identification modules, a microprocessor, and an aluminum board. Each key cap is disposed on top of the bridge structure. Each bridge structure is pivotably disposed on top of the aluminum board. The circuit board is disposed between the bridge structures and the aluminum board. Each resilient member is disposed between the key cap and the circuit board. Each fingerprint identification module is disposed on the key cap and electrically connected to the circuit board. The microprocessor is disposed on the circuit board and electrically connected to the fingerprint identification modules. The aluminum board is configured to support the circuit board from below and includes a plurality of pivotal seats on a top, each pivotal seat passing through the circuit board to fasten the bridge structure, the circuit board, and the aluminum board together.

Keyboard having fingerprint identification modules

An optical input apparatus is provided and includes an input device for providing data and control signals to a computer; and at least one object sensing module disposed on a top of the input device and each including an optical sensor and a light source. The light source is capable of emitting light upward divergently to create a virtual sensing space above.

Optical input apparatus

A lighted keyboard includes transparent, rectangular keys each comprising a bottom stem; scissors shaped structures disposed under the keys, each scissors shaped structure being aligned with the stem and comprising a first frame and a second frame pivotally secured together; an OLED sheet disposed under the scissors shaped structures and comprising units each including a hole; an optically transmissive rubber plate disposed under the OLED sheet and comprising units each including a resilient dome passing through the hole of the unit of the OLED sheet, the resilient dome having a conductive shaft aligned with the stem; a membrane circuit board disposed under the rubber plate and comprising a plurality of contacts each aligned with the conductive shaft; and a rectangular aluminum plate disposed under the membrane circuit board and comprising units each including snapping grooves and a slide guide groove secured to the scissors shaped structure.

Lighted keyboard

An illuminated keyboard includes keys; a base plate; an LED circuit board on the base plate and comprising a first circuitry and LEDs; a spacer plate on the LED circuit board and comprising units each corresponding to the key, each unit including two first groove connectors, two second groove connectors, and at least one opening each for receiving the LED; an optically transmissive film circuit board on the spacer plate and comprising a second circuitry, switch contacts, and holes, the first or second groove connector passing through the hole; and a rubber plate on the film circuit board and comprising resilient domes each disposed between the key and the switch contact, the dome having a recessed top for retaining the key, a bottom stem, and through holes grouped as groups each around the dome. The first or second groove connectors are adapted to pass through the holes.

Illuminated keyboard

An illuminated keyboard includes keys; a spacer board on a base plate and comprising units each including two first groove connectors and two second groove connectors; an optically transmissive film circuit board on the spacer board and comprising a second circuitry, switch contacts, and first holes each with the first or second groove connector passing; a rubber plate of optically transmissive plastic and on the film circuit board, the rubber plate comprising resilient domes having a recessed top for retaining the key, a conductive bottom stem above the switch contact, and second holes grouped as groups each formed as four corners around the dome, the first or second groove connectors adapted to pass through the second holes; and an LED circuit board on the rubber plate and comprising a first circuitry and LEDs electrically connected to the first circuitry to be powered therefrom.

A laptop keyboard in one embodiment includes a rectangular key printing film formed of an optically transmissive material and comprising keys; a rectangular luminescent sheet formed of optically transmissive silicone rubber, the luminescent sheet being mounted below the key printing film; an LED light source disposed to a side of the luminescent sheet; and a capacitive layer mounted below the luminescent sheet and comprising an insulative layer and pairs of upper and lower conductors wherein a pressing of the key changes capacitance of the pair of upper and lower conductors for typing or performing a predetermined command. Light emitted by the LED light source is directed to the luminescent sheet which in turn directs the light upward toward the key printing film.

Illuminated laptop keyboard with uniform illumination

An inverted U-shaped frame includes a coupling at either end of the inverted U-shaped frame for pivotably securing to front corners of an electronic device (e.g., laptop or computer keyboard); a micro-projector pivotably mounted on a transverse part of the inverted U-shaped frame; and a camera pivotably mounted on the transverse part of the inverted U-shaped frame besides the micro-projector.

Inverted U frame with pivotal micro-projector and camera for releasably securing to laptop or keyboard

A computer mouse in one embodiment includes an arcuate cover comprising a plurality of projections on a top surface; a capacitance trigger assembly aligned with the projections thereabove and comprising a flexible arcuate first capacitive film and a flexible arcuate second capacitive film therebelow; a printed circuit board disposed under the capacitance trigger assembly and comprising a photodetector array on an underside and a microprocessor; and a base releasably secured to the cover and comprising a light guide. In response to a touch of the projection, a button clicking action is triggered.

Computer mouse with virtual keys

A laptop includes a housing; a keyboard mounted on the housing; a rectangular frame element pivotably secured to a front end of the housing and being adapted to open or close onto the keyboard; a screen enclosed by the frame element; an inverted U-shaped frame member pivotably secured to front corners of the housing and being adapted to open or close onto the frame element; a micro-projector pivotably mounted on a transverse part of the frame member; and a camera pivotably mounted on the transverse part of the frame member besides the micro-projector.

Laptop with pivotal camera and micro-projector and screen as a replacement of display

A laser locus ball apparatus for a wireless keyboard includes a base, a laser source generator, a locus ball, a light sensing element and a key cover. The base provides a lateral plate with a locating hole to locate the laser source generator and has another two opposite lateral plates with an engaging wedge at the bottom edge thereof to engage with the key cover. The top plate of the base has a supporting bore to receive the locus ball. A containing space is formed in the base to accommodate the optical sensing element. The laser source generator emits laser to the lower surface of the locus ball. The locus ball is movably received in and supported with the supporting bore such that the lower surface thereof extending downward from the supporting bore to reflect interference stripe figure during the lower surface of the locus ball receiving the laser. The light sensing element senses the laser interference stripe figure within every preset unit time. The key cover provides a circular hole at the top thereof for an upper surface of the locus ball extending outward the circular hole. Once the laser locus ball apparatus is in operation and the locus ball is moved, the moving direction and distance of the locus ball is figured out by the optical sensing element and position of the cursor of a screen is under control.

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Taichung Hsien, Taiwan

Yung-Lung Liu