Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute

Sk on Co., Ltd.

Jae Young Jung

Won Kyu Choi

Se Han Kim

Jee Sook Eun

You Jin Kim

Seng Kyoun Jo

Dae Heon Park

Cheol Sig Pyo

Jong Suk Chae

Hyun Seok Kim

Sang Hyun Mo

Kyu Won Han

Chan Won Park

Young Rae Oh

Hyung Chul Park

Ji Won Yang

Disclosed is a monitoring method for visualizing a location of an inactive livestock in a livestock pen. This method includes extracting, by a video analysis device, livestock objects from a video image acquired for each frame and subsequently calculating center coordinates indicating a location of the inactive livestock based on coordinates of the extracted livestock objects, displaying, by a display device, an object icon representing the inactive livestock in a display region mapped to the calculated center coordinate among a plurality of display regions defined on a display screen, and emitting light by light emitting units selected based on the calculated center coordinate, among a plurality of lighting units installed in a livestock structure.

Apparatus and method for monitoring inactive livestock

An apparatus for automatically supplying an electrode plate, may include: a magazine provided by stacking a plurality of electrode plates; a lifting unit provided on the magazine, and on which the electrode plate is seated; and a sensing member provided in the lifting unit, and configured to sense an electrode plate disposed in a lowermost position of the electrode plates.

Apparatus for automatically supplying electrode plate

Provided is an apparatus and method for predicting the remaining lifetime of an environment data collection sensor in a livestock house. The method for predicting the remaining lifetime of an environment data collection sensor in a livestock house includes (a) collecting livestock house environment information, (b) detecting an error of a sensor from the collected livestock house environment information, (c) generating a dataset for learning, (d) generating a sensor lifetime prediction model to performing learning, and (e) predicting a lifetime of the sensor using a result of the learning.

Apparatus and method for predicting remaining lifetime of environment data collection sensor in livestock house

Provided are a smart barn system and smart barn control method for detecting an abnormal sign of livestock and a tag attachable to livestock. The smart barn system includes a plurality of tags attached to ears of livestock bred in a pigsty and configured to measure temperatures of the livestock and transmit the measured temperature information of the livestock, a plurality of antennas configured to transmit and receive wireless signals to and from the tags, a reader configured to collect tag information of the livestock, which approaches an apparatus for providing feed and water, through any one of the plurality of antennas and measure an access frequency of the tag, which is collected through each of the antennas, through the collected tag information of the livestock, and a plurality of wireless power switching modules provided between the antennas and the reader and connected in a cascade.

Smart barn system and smart barn control method for detecting abnormal sign of livestock and tag attachable to livestock

A system and method of monitoring in-pen livestock by using edge information about livestock are provided. The method controls a plurality of edge lightings and cameras installed in a pen by using a synchronization signal and accurately acquires and synthesizes edge information about livestock obtained on the basis of a control result to generate monitoring information about livestock.

System and method of monitoring in-pen livestock by using edge information about livestock

An extended Pulse-Interval Encoding (PIE) modulating method in a Radio Frequency IDentification (RFID) system, wherein the method modulates 2-bit transmitted data and comprises: adjusting a length of a symbol according to a value of the first bit of the transmitted data; and adjusting a length of an energy transfer waiting section according to a value of the second bit of the transmitted data.

Passive radio frequency identification (RFID) reader, passive RFID tag, and transmitting and receiving methods using extended pulse-interval encoding (PIE)

The present invention relates to a near-field antenna. In an aspect, the near-field antenna may include a dielectric layer, a ground plane formed on one side of the dielectric layer, a plurality of U-shaped slots periodically disposed in the ground plane for radiation, and a microstrip line provided on the other side of the dielectric layer for power feeding. In another aspect, the near-field antenna may include a dielectric layer, a ground plane formed on one side of the dielectric layer, a plurality of U-shaped slots periodically disposed in the ground plane for radiation, and a microstrip line configured to have a plurality of U-shaped slots diverged on the other side of the dielectric layer in parallel for power feeding, have the plurality of U-shaped slots periodically disposed in series in respective diverged lines, and have an end shorted to form standing waves.

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Daejeon, South Korea

Jae Young Jung