Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd.

Nvidia Corporation

Hong Fu Jin Precision Ind. (shenzhen) Co., Ltd.

Tencent Technology (shenzhen) Company Limited

Pax Computer Technology (shenzhen) Co., Ltd.

Zhihui Wang

Tao Zhang

Wei Shao

Zejun Dai

Xiaobing Gao

ShengZhong Yi

Xiao Xiao

Yu Zhang

Yuzhuo Wang

Xiaobing Wang

Jing Xu

Chao Yang

Deqiang Dong

Jin-Song Li

Wenhao Zhang

Xikun Yang

Zhizhi Zhou

Xueyu Wang

Mengcheng Zhang

Libo Li

Kuo Jung Huang

Chung-Shan Cheng

Shuya Feng

Huamei Yang

Jin Song Li

Fangji Zhang

Keqing Liu

Zelong Deng

Xicheng Liu

Mobile payment cell phone

A method for a multi-screen interaction system for an augmented reality scene, information processing devices, and a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium are provided. In the method, a resource object of the augmented reality scene, in which an augmented reality marker is embedded, is displayed. An augmented reality effect play message is received from a second device of the multi-screen interaction system for the augmented reality scene through a communication connection. An augmented reality resource associated with the augmented reality effect play message is displayed in response to the received augmented reality effect play message.

Multi-screen interaction method and system in augmented reality scene

A method for providing an alternative power source for a graphics card are disclosed. Specifically, one embodiment of the present invention sets forth a method, which includes the steps of laying a set of gold fingers on a printed circuit board according to an industrial standard bus interface, positioning a wire in a middle layer of the printed circuit board, attaching a first end of the wire to a specific gold finger, and attaching the alternative power source to a second end of the wire, wherein the second end of the wire is an electroplated contact protruded external to the printed circuit board.

Method for providing an alternative power source for a graphics card

A method and apparatus for providing an alternative power source for a graphics card are disclosed. Specifically, one embodiment of the present invention sets forth a method, which includes the steps of laying a set of gold fingers on a printed circuit board according to an industrial standard bus interface, positioning a wire in a middle layer of the printed circuit board, attaching a first end of the wire to a specific gold finger, and attaching the alternative power source to a second end of the wire, wherein the second end of the wire is an electroplated contact protruded external to the printed circuit board.

Method and apparatus for providing an alternative power source for a graphics card

A computer-aided manufacturing system for sheet-metal punching includes client computers (), a server (), and a database (). The client computers are used for transmitting client drawings to the server, and obtaining machining drawings from the server. The database is used for storing the client drawings, punching tool information, turret information, punching tool layout information, relevant production management information, machining drawings of workpieces, and statements for control of machining processes. The server is connected to a production management system () through a network (), and is used for automatically selecting, mounting and laying out punching tools, optimizing turrets, simulating machining of workpieces, and exporting CNC (computer numerical control) code files, types of machines, machining information on workpieces and materials of the workpieces to the production management system in order to have statements for control of relevant machining processes generated. A related computer-aided manufacturing method for sheet-metal punching is also provided.

Computer-aided manufacturing system and method for sheet-metal punching

An apparatus () for automatically laying out punching tools on a turret is used in a computer-aided manufacturing system for sheet-metal punching. The system includes a server (), a database (), and client computers (). The apparatus resides in the server, and is used for receiving drawings from the client computers to obtain information on workpieces, selecting punching tools in accordance with sizes and shapes of each type of drawing entity of the workpieces and in accordance with materials of the workpieces and machining allowances set by users, selecting a corresponding tool station on the turret for each of the selected punching tools in accordance with a type of the turret and specifications of the selected punching tool, mounting each punching tool on the corresponding tool station, selecting an optimum manufacturing path for each punching tool, and recording punching tool layout information. A related method is also provided.

Automatic tool layout apparatus and method

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