Lg Innotek Co., Ltd.

Robomation Co., Ltd

Kyoung Jin Kim

Beom Sun Hong

Mun Suk Kang

Gwang Hei Choi

Hyun Min Nah

Ji Won Jo

Hyung Jun Park

Jung Woo Kim

David Jason Zhu

A robot using multi-color code cards having a starting color portion, at least one of middle color portions, and a base color portion. The starting color portion indicates a start of each multi-color code card, the at least one of middle color portions has colors different from one another and from the color of the starting color portion, the base color portion has a color different from the starting color portion and different from the adjacent one of the middle color portions, codes corresponding to combined colors of the at least one of middle color portions and the base color portion are allotted, and when pushing the starting color portion below a single-color sensor, operations corresponding to the codes of combined colors of the at least one of middle color portions and the base color portion recognized by the robot are stored.

Robot using multi-color code cards

A touch panel according to the embodiment includes: a cover substrate including an active area and an unactive area; an intermediate layer on the cover substrate; and an electrode on the intermediate layer, wherein the intermediate layer includes an acrylic resin composition.

Touch panel

Disclosed is a touch window including a cover substrate, a first intermediate layer on the cover substrate, an electrode layer on the first intermediate layer, and a second intermediate layer provided on the first intermediate layer. The first intermediate layer has a refractive index different from a refractive index of the second intermediate layer.

Touch window

Disclosed herein is a processing method for playing motion-including multimedia content using a network-based robot system. The method including the step at which the service server forms and stores motion-including multimedia content data packets by inserting synchronized robot terminal motion control data into a multimedia content file divided at packet playing time intervals; the step at which, when a user issues a command to play specific motion-including multimedia content in a specific robot terminal, the command is transmitted to a service server; the step at which, in response to the transmitted command, the service server reads motion-including multimedia content data packets corresponding to the specific motion-including multimedia content and sequentially transmits the read motion-including multimedia content data packets to the buffer of the specific robot terminal; and the step at which the specific robot terminal sequentially stores the motion-including multimedia content data packets in the buffer, and sequentially reads and plays the motion-including multimedia content data packets at the packet playing time intervals.

Processing method for playing multimedia content including motion control information in network-based robot system

Disclosed herein is a traveling device for moving toys. The traveling device includes a base plate formed in a plate shape; first and second magnets fixedly mounted on the base plate to be spaced apart from each other by a predetermined distance and configured to have opposite polarities on the upper surfaces thereof; a coil part mounted to be spaced apart from the first and second magnets, and formed of a wound coil, so that it generates magnetic force having a polarity that repels one of the first and second magnets when electricity is applied thereto; an arm rotatably mounted on the base plate by a hinge, and provided with the coil part at one end thereof and a braking arm at the other end thereof; a traveling arm rotatably mounted on the base plate by the hinge, provided with front wheels at both ends thereof, and configured to come into contact with the braking arm when the braking arm is rotated through a predetermined angle; a control unit configured to perform control such that current is supplied to the coil part in a predetermined pattern; and a power supply unit configured to supply power to the control unit.

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Seoul, South Korea

Kyoung Jin Kim