Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Chunsik Choi

Jungkeun Lee

Yongsang Yun

Seungnyun Kim

Yonghyun Park

Yunguk Lee

Jinchoul Lee

Hyoungil Song

Sangchul Jung

Minhyuk Nam

Youngho Yoon

Yonghee Jeung

A wearable electronic device according to various embodiments of the disclosure includes: a housing including a first housing part in which a processor is received and a second housing part in which a display is received, and a hinge connecting the first housing part and the second housing part and having a hole provided in an area in communication with an outside of the wearable electronic device. At least part of heat generated from the processor is radiated to the outside through the hinge having the hole formed therein.

Wearable electronic device including heat radiation structure

According to an embodiment disclosed in the present document, an electronic device may include: a lens frame at least partially including a thermally conductive material; a pair of wearable members which can be rotatably coupled to the lens frame; at least one lens disposed in the lens frame; and transparent conductive lines disposed on the lens. The transparent conductive lines may be connected to the thermally conductive material of the lens frame to receive heat transferred from the lens frame. Other various embodiments are possible.

Wearable electronic device having heat dissipation structure

The electronic device includes a pad module and a main module. At least part of the patch module is attached to a user to obtain a bio-signal of the user. The pad module includes a first housing and a plurality of first electrodes disposed in the first housing. The main module is configured to record the bio-signal of the user that is transferred through the pad module. The main module includes a second housing that is coupled with the first housing in a first direction. The main module also includes a plurality of second electrodes disposed in the second housing. The plurality of second electrodes are configured to make electrical contact with the plurality of first electrodes. The main module further includes a plurality of magnetic bodies disposed in the second housing to correspond to positions of the plurality of second electrodes.

Modular electronic device for measuring bio-signals

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Suwon-si, South Korea

Chunsik Choi