Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Korea University Research and Business Foundation

Battelle Memorial Institute

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

University of California

Chinese Academy of Sciences

Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

University of Iowa Research Foundation

University of Toronto

Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology

Samsung Life Public Welfare Foundation

Beijing Samsung Telecom R&d Center

Darpa

Jungbae Kim

Jaejoon Han

Seon Min Rhee

Byungin Yoo

Youngkyoo Hwang

Seungju Han

Youngtaek Oh

Youngjun Kwak

Chang Kyu Choi

Jay W Grate

Jonathan S Dordick

Jinwoo Son

Sungjoo Suh

Seong-deok Lee

Hui Zhang

Byung In Yoo

Wonchul Bang

Wonjun Hwang

Changkyo Lee

Jayeon Jeong

Ja Hun Kwak

Joonho Seo

Liang Wang

Minwoo Lee

Won-chul Bang

Mooyoung Kim

Jae Joon Han

Sujin Lee

Kyuhong Kim

Sunkwon Kim

Minsu Ko

Seungjin Kim

Changkyu Choi

Jong Beom Ra

Hao Feng

Wonjun Kim

Meng Ye

Sungjun Lee

David H Sherman

Tae Hee Kim

Fei Duan

Douglas S Clark

Woo Hyun Nam

Biao Wang

Hyeong-Seok Kim

Hongwei Zhang

Xuetao Feng

Yongjie Zhang

Min-Gon Kim

Han Sol Kim

Jiwon Ryu

Jungwoo Chang

Lujin Gong

Aravind Srinivasan

Joonyung Park

Yongzhen Huang

Hyou-Arm Joung

Jiyeun Kim

Sung-Gil Hong

Jongha Lee

Haoxing Wang

Xiangsheng Huang

Seok-Joon Kwon

Sung Gil Hong

Kyong Joon Lee

Seonmin Rhee

Ja Hyun Nam

In Seon Lee

Young Jun Ju

Byoungsoo Lee

Doosun Hwang

Xiaoqiu Wu

Jiesoon Jeong

Domyoung Kim

Inseon Lee

Chijun Weon

Li Na Kim

Ruslan Salakhutdinov

Jinwoo Lee

Chulmin Jeon

Jongmin Shim

Yongho Wee

An electronic device is provided. The electronic device includes a first display disposed on a first surface of the electronic device, a second display disposed on a second surface of the electronic device and having at least a portion thereof being unviewable to a user according to a folding state of the electronic device, a memory configured to store instructions, and a processor electrically connected to the first display, the second display, and the memory. The processor is configured to execute the instructions to detect a change in the folding state of the electronic device while displaying a first image on one of the first display or the second display, when the change in the folding state is detected, generate a second image to be displayed on the other of the first display or the second display, while generating the second image, store a snapshot image of the first image in the memory and display the snapshot image on the other of the first display or the second display, and when the second image is generated, display the second image on the other of the first display or the second display instead of the snapshot image.

Electronic device for seamlessly displaying images, and operating method therefor

Methods and systems are directed to multiplex detection of a bacterial pathogen in a sample. A first biotinylated lysin-derived cell wall binding domain is complexed with an avidin layer on a surface. A first bacterial pathogen detection complex including a second biotinylated lysin-derived cell wall binding domain, a detection domain, and an avidin linker complexed between the cell wall binding domain and the detection domain is also provided. The cell wall binding domains are derived from an endolysin, autolysin, bacteriocin, or exolysin, and are configured to bind a cell wall of a target bacterial pathogen. The detection domain includes one or more enzymes, fluorescent material, or DNA for emitting a signal for detection. Target bacterial pathogens present in a sample can thus be detected in a sandwich assay exhibiting increased selectivity and reduced limit of detection relative to traditional ELISA.

Multiplex detection of bacterial pathogens via cell wall binding domain complexes

A liveness test method and apparatus is disclosed. A processor implemented liveness test method includes extracting an interest region of an object from a portion of the object in an input image, performing a liveness test on the object using a neural network model-based liveness test model, the liveness test model using image information of the interest region as provided first input image information to the liveness test model and determining liveness based at least on extracted texture information from the information of the interest region by the liveness test model, and indicating a result of the liveness test.

Liveness test method and apparatus

A method and an apparatus for recognizing an object are disclosed. The apparatus may extract a plurality of features from an input image using a single recognition model and recognize an object in the input image based on the extracted features. The single recognition model may include at least one compression layer configured to compress input information and at least one decompression layer configured to decompress the compressed information to determine the features.

Method and apparatus for recognizing object, and method and apparatus for training recognition model

A method of adaptively updating an enrollment database is disclosed. The method may include extracting a first feature vector from an input image, the input image including a face of a user, determining whether to enroll the input image in the enrollment database based on the first feature vector, second feature vectors of enrollment images and a representative vector, the second feature vectors of the enrollment images being enrolled in the enrollment database, and the representative vector representing the second feature vectors, and enrolling the input image in the enrollment database based on a result of the determining.

Methods and apparatuses for adaptively updating enrollment database for user authentication

The present invention relates to an enzyme-carrier complex, and more particularly to the adsorption and stabilization of an enzyme on the surface of a carrier, and an enzyme-carrier complex with secured enzyme stability so that an enzyme immobilized by a hydrophobic interaction exhibits long-term enzymatic activity.

Enzyme-carrier complex

Face recognition of a face, to determine whether the face correlates with an enrolled face, may include generating a personalized three-dimensional (3D) face model based on a two-dimensional (2D) input image of the face, acquiring 3D shape information and a normalized 2D input image of the face based on the personalized 3D face model, generating feature information based on the 3D shape information and pixel color values of the normalized 2D input image, and comparing the feature information with feature information associated with the enrolled face. The feature information may include first and second feature information generated based on applying first and second deep neural network models to the pixel color values of the normalized 2D input image and the 3D shape information, respectively. The personalized 3D face model may be generated based on transforming a generic 3D face model based on landmarks detected in the 2D input image.

Face recognition method and apparatus

The present invention relates to an enzyme-porous carbon composite, and more specifically, to an enzyme-porous material composite capable of realizing a much higher enzyme adsorption amount than porous silica and maintaining high stability of an immobilized enzyme.

Enzyme-porous carbon composite

A method for registering medical images of different types, includes: receiving a selection of at least one point in a first medical image that is acquired in non-real time; extracting, from the first medical image, a first anatomic object which includes the selected point and a second anatomic object which is adjacent to the selected point; extracting, from a second medical image that is acquired in real time, a third anatomic object which corresponds to the first anatomic object and a fourth anatomic object which corresponds to the second anatomic object; and registering the first medical image and the second medical image based on a geometric relation between the first, second, third, and fourth anatomic objects.

Method and apparatus for registering medical images

The present invention relates to a carbon dioxide conversion reactor and more particularly, to a carbon dioxide conversion reactor capable of converting carbon dioxide contained in flue gas into an aqueous bicarbonate solution that may be used in many applications; and at the same time, preventing back pressure from increasing due to supplied flue gas by allowing a conversion process to rapidly proceed, thereby significantly reducing the level of carbon dioxide contained in flue gas with high efficiency and high conversion speed, a series reactor for converting and capturing carbon dioxide including the carbon dioxide conversion reactor, and a process of converting and capturing carbon dioxide using the carbon dioxide conversion reactor.

Carbon dioxide conversion reactor, series reactor for converting and capturing carbon dioxide including the same, and process of converting and capturing carbon dioxide using the same

A medical image registration method and apparatus are described. By performance of a medical image registration method, a highly accurate registered image, in which breathing deformation information is considered, may be obtained by generation of non-real-time medical images in which the breathing deformation information is reflected before a medical procedure is conducted and by rigid registration of a real-time medical image and the generated non-real-time medical images during the medical procedure.

Method and apparatus for registration of medical images

An adaptive updating method of an enrollment database is disclosed. The method may include extracting a first feature vector from an input image of a user, determining whether the input image is to be enrolled in an enrollment database based on the first feature vector, second feature vectors of enrollment images including initial enrollment images enrolled in the enrollment database, and a representative vector representing the initial enrollment images, and enrolling the input image in the enrollment database based on a result of the determining.

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Jungbae Kim