Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Samsung Display Co., Ltd.

Dongwoo Fine-chem Co., Ltd.

Ji Yeon Kim

Hyong Euk Lee

Myung Hwan Kim

Seong Jin Hwang

Na Hyup Kang

Ik Hyung Park

Kyung Hwan Kim

Sang Wook Kim

Cheol Hun Lee

Do Hyoung Kwon

Dae Ho Yoon

Ki Deok Lee

Sang Hyun Park

Chang Ho Lee

Kyu Young Kim

Nahyup Kang

Jae Min Seo

Dae Il Yoon

Gwang Yong Tak

Myeong Won Lee

Kwang Sub Kim

Byung Woo Lee

Sei Jin Lee

Tae Jung Shim

Ki Hong Kwon

A window substrate includes a glass substrate, and a shock wave transmission layer on a first surface of the glass substrate, wherein a density and elastic modulus of the shock wave transmission layer are respectively less than those of the glass substrate.

Window substrate and display device having the same

A touch sensor laminate according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a lower structure, a touch sensor layer stacked on the lower structure, an adhesive layer stacked on the touch sensor layer and having a Young's Modulus from 0.05 to 1 MPa, and an optical layer stacked on the adhesive layer. The touch sensor laminate has a thickness ratio of a predetermined range to provide improved folding durability.

Touch sensor laminate and image display device

A touch sensor according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a substrate layer, sensing electrodes disposed on the substrate layer, an insulating layer covering the sensing electrodes on the substrate layer, a bridge electrode electrically connecting neighboring sensing electrodes of the sensing electrodes on the insulating layer, and floating electrodes distributed around the bridge electrode on the insulating layer.

Touch sensor and image display device including the same

A touch sensor according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a base layer, a bridge electrode disposed on a top surface of the base layer, auxiliary electrodes disposed around the bridge electrode to be physically spaced apart from the bridge electrode, first sensing electrodes electrically connected to each other via the bridge electrode, and second sensing electrodes electrically separated from the first sensing electrodes and arranged in a direction different from an arrangement direction of the first sensing electrodes. A resistance may be decreased and a visual recognition of the bridge electrode may be suppressed using the auxiliary electrodes.

A touch sensor according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a base layer, a first electrode layer including first dummy electrodes and first sensing electrodes including first holes therein arranged on a top surface of the base layer, the first sensing electrodes, an insulating interlayer formed on the base layer and covering the first electrode layer, and a second electrode layer including second dummy electrodes and second sensing electrodes including second holes therein arranged on a top surface of the insulating interlayer. An electrode visual recognition can be suppressed by an overlapping arrangement of the holes and the electrode patterns.

A server according to an embodiment of the disclosure may include at least one processor and storage, wherein the at least one processor may be configured to receive beacon information including information on at least one website from the electronic device, collect data from a first website of the at least one website based on the beacon information, generate content having a structured document format based on at least a part of the collected data, and transmit the generated content to the electronic device.

Server and electronic device for transmitting and receiving information related to beacon

A protective cover and a display device including a protective cover are provided. According to one or more embodiments, a protective cover includes a cover substrate; a first anti-scattering coating layer on the cover substrate; an intermediate layer on the first anti-scattering coating layer; a second anti-scattering coating layer on the intermediate layer; and an adhesive layer on the second anti-scattering coating layer, and the first anti-scattering coating layer and the second anti-scattering coating layer cover an upper surface, a lower surface, and at least one side surface of the intermediate layer.

Protective cover and display device including the same

A protective cover includes a cover substrate, an anti-scattering coating layer on the cover substrate, and an adhesive layer on the anti-scattering coating layer, wherein the anti-scattering coating layer has a plurality of protrusions, wherein the cover substrate has a thickness of 10 &#x3bc;m to 150 &#x3bc;m, and wherein the cover substrate and the anti-scattering coating layer are configured to be folded with a curvature radius of 10 mm or less.

A particle-based modeling method and apparatus may include searching for a second particle neighboring a first particle in a vector field at a current time, and updating a position of each of the first particle and the second particle in each vector field over time, based on correcting a velocity of each of the first particle and the second particle based on a variation satisfying an incompressible constraint condition for each of the first particle and the second particle.

Particle-based modeling method and apparatus

A display device, including: a display panel configured to display an image through a frontal surface thereof; and a window substrate disposed on the frontal surface of the display panel. The window substrate includes at least two sheets of base substrates. The display device may also include an ultraviolet blocking layer. The ultraviolet blocking layer may be disposed between the at least two base substrates.

Display device

A method and an apparatus for diagnosing cardiac diseases based on a cardiac motion modeling are provided. The method may include applying physical characteristics of a cardiac motion to a 3D heart shape model, deriving a boundary condition by fusing the 3D heart shape model to which the physical characteristics are applied and a plurality of cardiac ultrasound images according to a temporal change, obtained to acquire a dynamic image, and diagnosing the cardiac diseases using a result of modeling that models the cardiac motion of the user using the boundary condition.

Method and apparatus of diagnosing cardiac diseases based on modeling of cardiac motion

A method of determining a required blood flow includes obtaining morphological information of a coronary artery in a cardiac image, segmenting the cardiac image into at least one myocardial region based on the morphological information of the coronary artery, and determining a blood flow required for each of the at least one myocardial region.

Method and apparatus for determining blood flow required, method and apparatus for producing blood flow image, and method and apparatus for processing myocardial perfusion image

A method of creating a model of an organ, includes creating a shape model, including a blood vessel structure, of the organ based on three-dimensional (3D) images of the organ, and compartmentalizing the shape model into areas based on an influence of a blood vessel tree with respect to a deformation of the shape model, the blood vessel tree indicating the blood vessel structure. The method further includes deforming the blood vessel structure of the shape model to fit a blood vessel structure of a two-dimensional (2D) image of the organ, and creating the model of the organ based on the deformed blood vessel structure and the areas.

Method and apparatus for creating model of patient specified target organ based on blood vessel structure

A vessel segmentation method includes acquiring an image of a blood vessel, including cross sections, using a contrast medium. The method further includes setting a threshold value for each of the cross sections based on data of an intensity of the contrast medium. The method further includes performing vessel segmentation based on the image and the threshold value for each of the cross sections.

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Hwaseong-si, South Korea

Ji Yeon Kim