Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute

Intellectual Discovery Co., Ltd.

Min Gyu Choi

Hyeon Min Bae

Jae Myoung Kim

Gun Pil Hwang

Jong Kwan Choi

Kwang Man Kim

Jong Dae Kim

Young-Gi Lee

Young Gi Lee

Kunyoung Kang

Min Su Ji

Sang Hyo Lee

Yil Suk Yang

Jongdae Kim

Sung Yong Shin

Min Je Park

According to one aspect of the invention, there is provided a method for monitoring hemodynamics, comprising the steps of: acquiring information on a posture of a first subject wearing a monitoring device; estimating a motion artifact predicted to be included in a spectroscopic measurement signal from the first subject which is measured by the monitoring device, with reference to the acquired information on the posture of the first subject, and a motion artifact estimation model for defining a correlation between a posture of at least one subject and a motion artifact occurring in a signal measured from the at least one subject; and removing the estimated motion artifact from the measurement signal from the first subject.

Hemodynamics monitoring method, system and non-transitory computer-readable recording medium

Disclosed are an apparatus and a method for removing strands of hair from a near-infrared spectroscopy. The apparatus for removing strands of hair from a near-infrared spectroscopy may comprise: an arch-shaped main body worn on the head of a user, having a plurality of protrusions formed at an inner side part of the arch-shaped main body, and configured to expose a portion of scalp by arranging the strands of hair; a probe configured to come into close contact with the scalp; and a sensor configured to be accommodated inside the probe and receive light.

Apparatus and method for removing strands of hair from near-infrared spectroscopy

The present disclosure relates to a method and a system for standardizing a hemodynamics measurement result and a non-transitory computer-readable recording medium. According to one aspect of the present disclosure, provided is a method for standardizing a measurement result obtained from a device for monitoring hemodynamics, the method comprising the steps of: capturing an image of a subject wearing a monitoring device; defining a photogrammetric coordinate system on the captured image, and converting a preset local coordinate system on the monitoring device into the photogrammetric coordinate system; and converting the photogrammetric coordinate system into a standard coordinate system which is based on a standard space.

Method and system for standardizing hemodynamics measurement result, and non-transitory computer-readable recording medium

Disclosed are a mobile and expandable firmware-based optical spectroscopy system and a method for controlling same. The optical spectroscopy system may comprise: a wearing part attached to a particular region of a subject to irradiate light, on the basis of a firmware, to the particular region and measure the bodily signals of the subject by collecting emergent light which has passed through the particular region; and a monitoring unit, connected to the wearing part via a wired or wireless network, for controlling the strength of the light irradiated from the wearing part.

Mobile and expandable firmware-based optical spectroscopy system and method for controlling same

Disclosed are an optical spectroscopy system using a matched filter-based broadband signal receiver for stable data extraction, and a method for controlling the optical spectroscopy system. The optical spectroscopy system may comprise: a light transmission unit for irradiating light on a particular region of a subject by means of a plurality of light sources, wherein the light irradiated from the plurality of light sources is code-modulated by means of the Walsh codes and then irradiated; and a light receiving unit for detecting emergent light which has passed through the particular region, wherein the light source is identified by demodulating the light by means of the Walsh codes.

Optical spectroscopy system using matched filter-based broadband signal receiver for stable data extraction, and method for controlling the optical spectroscopy system

Disclosed are a time division spread spectrum code-based optical spectroscopy system capable of controlling irradiation power and a method for controlling the optical spectroscopy system. The optical spectroscopy system may comprise: a light transmission unit for irradiating light to a particular region of a subject by means of a light source, wherein the light is irradiated so that the overall energy is consistently maintained by reducing the light irradiation time and increasing the strength of the light; and a light receiving unit for collecting emergent light which has passed through the particular region.

Time division spread spectrum code-based optical spectroscopy system capable of controlling irradiation power and method for controlling the optical spectroscopy system

Disclosed are an optical spectroscopy system using a pipeline-structured matched filter and a dual-slope analog digital converter, and a method for controlling the optical spectroscopy system. The optical spectroscopy system may comprise: a pipeline-structured matched filter sequentially connecting input voltage, transmitted by means of an amplifier, to a first capacitor and a second capacitor by means of a first switch terminal; and a dual-slope analog digital converter for sequentially receiving, by means of a second switch terminal, the electric charge stored in the first capacitor and second capacitor, and digitizing the input voltage.

Optical spectroscopy system using pipeline-structured matched filter and dual-slope analog digital converter and method for controlling the optical spectroscopy system

A pouch-type flexible film battery, including: (a) a cathode structure including a cathode pouch, a cathode conductive carbon layer, and a cathode layer; (b) an anode structure including an anode pouch, an anode conductive carbon layer, and an anode layer; and (c) a polymer electrolyte layer that is provided between the cathode and anode structures, that is bonded to the cathode layer and to the anode layer, and that is a gel-type electrolyte having adhesive properties and including a cellulose-based polymer.

Pouch-type flexible film battery

A lithium rechargeable battery includes a cathode plate having a cathode current collector layer; and a cathode layer composed of particles of a cathode active material; an anode plate that is spaced apart from the cathode plate and having an anode current collector layer and an anode layer composed a mixed anode active material that is a mixture including particles of a spinel lithium titanium oxide (LiTiO) and nanotubes of a lithium titanium oxide (LiTiO, where 0&#x3c;x&#x3c;2); and a polymer electrolyte disposed between the cathode plate and the anode plate. The cathode active material may contain only one cathode active material or be a mixed cathode active material composed of a mixture of particles of carbon-coated lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO) that are nanoparticles of lithium iron phosphate coated with carbon particles and particles of a lithium transition metal oxide.

Lithium rechargeable battery having a mixed anode active material including nanotubes

Provided are a vacuum-sealing-type flexible-film primary battery and a method of manufacturing the same. The primary battery includes a battery assembly comprising a positive electrode plate including a positive electrode collector having a first conductive carbon layer disposed directly on a surface-treated inner surface of a first pouch and a positive electrode layer disposed on the first conductive carbon layer of the positive electrode collector, a negative electrode plate including a negative electrode collector having a second conductive carbon layer disposed directly on a surface-treated inner surface of a second pouch and a negative electrode layer disposed on the second conductive carbon layer of the negative electrode collector, and an adhesion/post-injection polymer electrolyte layer interposed between the positive electrode plate and the negative electrode plate, wherein the battery assembly is completely sealed. The flexible-film primary battery may employ the pouch as a collector film to improve flexibility. Also, the flexible-film primary battery may be completely sealed using the pouch to improve a retention period and cell performance. Furthermore, the flexible-film primary battery may be manufactured using a screen printing technique, thereby facilitating a roll-to-roll sequential process.

Vacuum-sealing-type flexible-film primary battery

A method of manufacturing a flexible-film primary battery includes forming a first conductive carbon layer directly on a surface-treated inner surface of a first pouch film to form a positive electrode collector, and forming a positive electrode layer on the first conductive carbon layer to form a positive electrode plate. A second conductive carbon layer is formed directly on a surface-treated inner surface of a second pouch film to form a negative electrode collector, and a negative electrode layer is formed on the second conductive carbon layer to form a negative electrode plate. An adhesion/post-injection polymer electrolyte layer is inserted between the positive electrode plate and the negative electrode plate to manufacture a battery assembly. An electrolyte is injected into the polymer electrolyte layer of the battery assembly. The battery assembly is sealed completely to form a primary battery.

Method of manufacturing vacuum-sealing-type flexible-film primary battery

The present invention relates to the motion reconstruction method from inter-frame feature correspondences of a singular video stream using a motion library. The motion library is constructed through a motion capture system which is becoming more actively used or skilled animators. The present invention comprises the detailed information on the whole processes from images to motions. These processes are very simple to implement and straight forward. The total movement of a motion can be effectively inferenced and this technology can directly used for various fields in which human motions are produced from the images.

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Daejeon, South Korea

Min Gyu Choi