Korea Electronics Technology Institute

Kun Nyun Kim

Won Hyo Kim

Kwang Bum Park

Yeon Hwa Kwak

Kyeung Hak Seo

Kang Ryeol Lee

Sung Min Hong

Young Chang Jo

Min Ji Jeon

Mun Bae Jeon

A multiple times available drug concentration measuring apparatus includes a sample input unit configured to allow a liquid drug sample to be introduced therethrough, a dilution unit configured to add a solvent to a portion of the liquid drug sample in order to dilute the liquid drug sample, a concentration measurement unit configured to measure the concentration of the liquid drug sample using a sensor, and a control unit configured to decide a dilution ratio of the liquid drug sample based on data received from the concentration measurement unit, to perform control such that the dilution unit dilutes the liquid drug sample according to the dilution ratio, and to calculate the concentration of the liquid drug sample based on the dilution ratio and the data received from the concentration measurement unit.

Multiple times available drug concentration measuring apparatus and method

The described technology relates to a hand gesture recognition sensor. In one aspect, the hand gesture recognition sensor includes at least one strain unit configured to measure a physical change in an epidermis of a human body. The hand gesture recognition sensor also includes at least one bump unit located in a measurement direction of the at least one strain unit so as not to overlap the at least one strain unit, the at least one bump unit configured to amplify the physical change.

Sensor for recognizing hand gesture and sensor array using same

Disclosed is a wearable device including a sensor array having a plurality of sensors each configured to detect a physical change in epidermis of a corresponding body area; and a body motion determination unit configured to determine movement of a body part based on sensing signals from the plurality of sensors, and determine whether the determined movement corresponds to one of at least one next motion which is able to be derived from a current motion state.

Wearable device, and method of inputting information using the same

A method for providing a User Interface (UI) based on a touch pressure and an electronic device using the same are provided. The UI providing method of the electronic device detects a touch pressure of a single touch input through a touch screen of the electronic device, and controls the electronic device based on the touch pressure. Since various UIs can be provided based on the touch pressure applied by the user in the touch screen, user convenience and entertainment can be improved.

Method for providing a user interface based on touch pressure, and electronic device using same

A capacitive humidity sensor, and more particularly, to a capacitive humidity sensor and a manufacturing method thereof capable of increasing reliability of the sensor by forming a dehumidification layer of a polymer material having a large surface area between a lower electrode layer and an upper electrode layer while miniaturizing the humidity sensor by forming a sensor unit on an ROIC substrate.

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Yongin-si, South Korea

Kun Nyun Kim