Lg Electronics Inc.

Hyeokdeok Kim

Kuyoung Son

Byunghwan Ahn

Yonggyung Bae

Keunjoo Kim

Byung Hwan Ahn

Hung Myong Cho

Sangheon Yoon

Dae Yeong Han

Seung Bong Choi

Jaeduck Jung

Museung Kim

Nungseo Park

The present disclosure relates to a twin laundry machine, more particularly, to a twin laundry machine configured to control mutual motor operations of one or more laundry machines provided therein not to be overlapped with each other, in case the one or more laundry machines are put into operation to perform washing. The present disclosure also relates to a twin laundry machine of which a motor for driving a drum has an improved heat radiation function, more particularly, to a twin laundry machine which includes a sub-washing machine with a smaller size than a normal washing machine and frequent exposure to high temperature usage environments.

Drive unit of a laundry machine and laundry machine having the same, and a controlling method of the laundry machine

A control method of a laundry treating apparatus including a first treating unit, a second treating unit, and a display unit includes displaying selection information on the display unit and receiving selection of at least one of the first or second treating units, based on selection of at least one of the first or second treating units, displaying the operation command performable by the selected treating unit and receiving selection of the operation command, and based on the selected treating unit, performing the operation command and displaying a progressing state of the operation command.

Laundry treating apparatus and method of the same

A laundry machine includes first and second washing units including first and second tubs, respectively. First and second drums are mounted inside the first and second tubs, and first and second drive units drive rotations of the first and second drums around first and second rotational shafts, respectively. The second washing unit is arranged above the first washing unit and has a smaller laundry treating capacity than the first washing unit. The first rotational shaft is not parallel to the second rotational shaft. A first recess projects downward from a rear lower surface of the second tub and is configured to heat wash water in the second tub. A metal plate member is provided on an outside lower surface of the second tub, and partially extends to the rear of the second tub to expose a bottom surface of the first recess.

Laundry machine

A laundry treating apparatus includes a housing, which includes first and second wash units within the housing. The first and second wash unit include first and second tubs, first and second drums mounted inside the first and second tubs, and first and second drive units configured to drive rotations of the first and second drums, respectively. The laundry treating apparatus also includes a valve assembly that is configured to receive tap water and that is configured to control a supply of the tap water to each of the first wash unit and the second wash unit within the housing. The laundry treating apparatus further includes at least two supply lines configured to supply the tap water from the valve assembly to at least two supply points of the second tub in the second wash unit.

Apparatus for treating laundry

A head mounted display (HMD) device including a display configured to display an image; a communication processor configured to communicate with a massage chair; a sensor configured to acquire data about a gaze direction of a user wearing the HMD device; and a controller configured to select a massage part of the massage chair among a plurality of massage parts based on the gaze direction of the user, and transmit a control command to the massage chair for controlling the massage chair to massage the selected massage part.

Head mounted display device

The present invention relates to a dishwasher. In more detail, the present invention provides a dishwasher including a sump housing for holding washing water, a washing water pumping unit for pumping the washing water, a drain chamber for receiving the washing water pumped thus, a soil chamber for receiving the washing water through the drain chamber, a guide assembly for guiding the washing water pumped thus to be provided to the soil chamber via the drain chamber, and a sump cover covered on an upper surface of the sump housing for filtering the washing water overflowed from the soil chamber, thereby filtering the washing water effectively, and improving recovery ratio of the washing water to reduce consumption of the washing water and power.

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Seoul, South Korea

Hyeokdeok Kim