Hyundai Motor Company

Kia Motors Corporation

Kcc Glass Corporation

Kang Sun Lee

Ki Hong Lee

Nak Kyoung Kong

Eun Ho Lee

Seung Hyeok Chang

Chan Hee Lee

Kuk Bum Lee

Jong Min Park

Chan Joo Moon

Byungjin Jang

The heating wire structure for glass includes a sheet of glass in a vehicle having a battery located within the vehicle and configured to apply power to heating wires located on the glass according to a user request, the heating wires located in one direction on the glass and connected to terminals of the battery in series, vertical bars located at both ends of the glass so that the heating wires are connected to the vertical bars, antenna lines connected to the antenna, at least some of the antenna lines including intersection points formed by intersecting the heating wires, and a ceramic layer formed at intersecting areas between the heating wire lines and the antenna lines to be located between the heating wire lines and the antenna lines.

Heating wire structure for glass

A heating wire apparatus for a vehicle safety glass includes: a plurality of bus bars located at a periphery of the vehicle safety glass; a plurality of heating wires having a serial pattern between the plurality of bus bars; and a battery that applies a voltage to the plurality of heating wires.

Heating wire apparatus for vehicle safety glass

A vehicle and a method of controlling the vehicle are provided, and an aspect of the disclosure is to provide a sensor module that can significantly increase a sensor replacement cycle of a vehicle to suppress the consumption of time and money according to sensor replacement. The vehicle includes a sensor module having a plurality of sensors connected in parallel and a plurality of switches configured to selectively activate each of the plurality of sensors, and a controller configured to selectively turn on/turn off each of the plurality of switches to generate a control signal for selectively activating the plurality of sensors and transmit the generated control signal to the sensor module.

Vehicle and method of controlling the same

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Seongnam-si, South Korea

Kang Sun Lee