A targeting device for a firearm having a sighting device, the targeting device having a mount capable of being secured to the fire arm, and a camera capable of capturing images in a field of view including the sighting device, the camera being adjustable relative to the sighting device such that it can be aligned with the sighting device.

A targeting device for a firearm having a sighting device, the targeting device having a mount capable of being secured to the fire arm, and a camera capable of capturing images in a field of view including the sighting device, the camera being adjustable relative to the sighting device such that it can be aligned with the sighting device.

A light sensing module and an electronic device using the same are provided. The light sensing module includes a substrate, a light sensing unit, a first light-transmissive component and a blocking wall. The light sensing unit is disposed on the substrate to sense an intensity of a working light beam. The first light-transmissive component covers the light sensing unit, and has a first refractive index that is between a refractive index of the light sensing unit and a refractive index of air. The blocking wall is disposed on the substrate, and surrounds the light sensing unit and the first light-transmissive component.

An interlayer film for laminated glass of the present invention is an interlayer film for laminated glass, comprising one or two or more resin layers, and comprising a first resin layer comprising a resin and a light diffusion particle, in which any resin layer in the interlayer film for laminated glass comprises a colorant.

Systems and methods electrically connect a sealed speaker and speaker back volume without wires. An electronic device includes a speaker with a first and second speaker contacts, a speaker box coupled with the speaker, and a printed circuit board (PCB) having a first and second contact pads. A speaker gasket is positioned between the speaker and the speaker box to form a seal. First and second spring strips electrically connect the first and second contact pads to the first and second speaker contacts, respectively, and each has a flat, thin cross-section in at least a portion extending between the speaker gasket and the speaker box. The first and second spring strips do not adversely affect the seal, do not require glue or sealer, and electrically connect with the first and second contact pads as the enclosure of the electronic device is closed.

Systems and methods electrically connect a sealed speaker and speaker back volume without wires. An electronic device includes a speaker with a first and second speaker contacts, a speaker box coupled with the speaker, and a printed circuit board (PCB) having a first and second contact pads. A speaker gasket is positioned between the speaker and the speaker box to form a seal. First and second spring strips electrically connect the first and second contact pads to the first and second speaker contacts, respectively, and each has a flat, thin cross-section in at least a portion extending between the speaker gasket and the speaker box. The first and second spring strips do not adversely affect the seal, do not require glue or sealer, and electrically connect with the first and second contact pads as the enclosure of the electronic device is closed.

A vehicle projection device projects a graphic of a film body housed in a housing toward an outer side of the housing. It is possible to detach the film body toward an exterior of the housing via a communication hole in the housing by gripping a grip portion of the film body. This thereby enables the film body to be detached toward the exterior of the housing.

A vehicle projection device projects a graphic of a film body housed in a housing toward an outer side of the housing. It is possible to detach the film body toward an exterior of the housing via a communication hole in the housing by gripping a grip portion of the film body. This thereby enables the film body to be detached toward the exterior of the housing.

One embodiment of a camera module can comprise: a housing having a first electrode pattern and a first recessed part, which are formed on the upper surface thereof; an auto-focusing unit mounted in the first recessed part and electrically connected to the first electrode pattern; a lens barrel accommodated inside the housing; a first holder which is disposed at the lower part of the housing and to which the lens barrel is coupled; and a printed circuit board disposed at the lower part of the first holder and electrically connected to the housing.

An image projection device is disclosed having a body defining an aperture that includes a slide frame receiving slot that is transverse to the aperture and a magnifying lens positioned in alignment with the aperture at the front of the body. The image projection device can be attached to a mobile device and uses the camera flash of the mobile device to provide the light source to illuminate a slide transparency. The mobile device can identify a particular slide transparency through information encoded on the slide frame in order to coordinate audio or video output with the projected slide.