Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Lg Electronics Inc.

Lg Cns Co., Ltd.

Samsung Display Co., Ltd.

Hynix Semiconductor Inc.

The Government of the United States of America As Represented by the Secretary of the Deptartment of Health and Human Services

Yonsei University

Lg Semicon Co., Ltd.

Soongsil University

Kumoh National Institute of Technology

The United States of America As Represented by the National Institutes of Health (nih)

Sang Yoon Lee

Eun Jeong Jeong

Bon Won Koo

Kook Min Han

Hyunsun Yoo

Joohyeon Oh

Hyunju Kim

Seung Yup Lee

Byung Soo Oh

Bang Lin Lee

Joo Young Kim

Jeaseok Seong

Jung Seok Hahn

Jung Han Shin

Jeong Guen Choi

Jae Myung Lim

In Hyeuk Choi

Byoungjoon Han

Hyun Sun Yoo

Hyun-Joo Jeon

So Ra Cheon

Seon Kyu Kim

Tae Hyun Sung

Tae Il Kim

Jung Joo Yoo

Kang Eui Cho

Eun Kyung Lee

Jong Jin Park

Jeong Il Park

Min Kyu Oh

Hyun Sik Moon

Ji Sun Yoon

Young Hun Byun

Yeon A Jo

Hyunbyung Cha

Yang Hwan No

Do Hwan Kim

Jae Won Jeong

Hyun Ki Kim

Dae Woong Kim

Seong Woo An

Gi Seop Kwon

Jong Won Chung

Taihong Kim

Joon Yong Park

Deukwon Lee

Yi Yeol Lyu

Tae Woo Lee

Hyun Jung Park

Euk Che Hwang

Taeyun Lee

Yu Na Jo

Chul Bae Lee

Ji Yoon Yoon

Chang Ju Kim

Soon Taik Hwang

Jong Baek Seon

Yong Wan Jin

Jin Sung Kim

Alan J Heeger

Jihye Lee

Jae Jun Lee

Woon Kyu Seo

Jaeyoung Choi

Seung Min Choi

Sang Moon Jeong

Hyun Dam Jeong

Chin Soo Hyon

Dae Gyu Kim

Ji Youl Lee

Chang Jun Kim

Yoo Jin Chang

Byung Wook Yoo

Kwang Hee Lee

Zhenan Bao

Sangwoo Kim

Won Hee Lee

Jongmin Kim

Myung Sup Jung

Sangwoo Lee

Kyung Hun Jung

Youngjun Yun

Seon Il Yu

Hyeyeon Yang

Christopher J Bettinger

Hansu Kim

Kyu Yeol In

Min Jung You

Do-hwan Kim

Sang Woog Cho

Suk Gyu Hahm

Moon Gi Kang

Si Hwan Kim

In Nam Kang

Young Mok Son

Gwan Woo Park

Myungsik Yoo

Seunghoon Jee

Dukhyun Choi

Joon Sung Ryu

A shoe management apparatus including a cabinet including an inner space for storing shoes, an exhaust port disposed at a rear surface of the inner space and discharging air into the inner space, and a front discharge port disposed at an upper surface of the cabinet and discharging air from the inner space to outside of the shoe management apparatus.

Shoe management apparatus

A hygiene management device for an entrance space is proposed. In the hygiene management device, an air discharger for discharging air toward the bottom of an entrance space operates within a predetermined angle range in an entering/exiting direction of a person, and air to be discharged through a discharge hole of the air discharger is guided to an air guide unit. A plurality of vanes are installed in a row in the air guide unit to control the direction of the air to be discharged through the discharge hole.

Hygiene management device for entrance hall

A hygiene management device for an entrance hall includes a fan assembly which generates an air blowing force, a function module which provides a storage space, an air discharger which discharges air toward a person, and an opening/closing unit which selectively stops an air flow. Particularly, the opening/closing unit is configured such that air is supplied into at least one of the function module and a duct unit or simultaneously into both the function module and the duct unit.

A hygiene management device for an entrance hall is designed to emit far-UV light from upper and lower sides toward a person by reflecting the far-UV light emitted from the upper side to the person's lower body by a reflector located at the lower side, and reflecting the far-UV light emitted from the lower side to the person's upper body by a reflector located at the upper side. Accordingly, a sterilization effect on the person is improved.

A shoe management apparatus includes a first management apparatus, including a first inner space and an electric compartment disposed below the first inner space for dehumidifying air introduced into the electric compartment, and removing foreign matter from the shoes stored in the first inner space; and a second management apparatus disposed above the first management apparatus, including a second inner space for storing a shoe, and for adjusting humidity of the second inner space using air discharged from the electric compartment.

A portable hood may include a base, a head, a column, and a fan. The head may introduce air thereinto and discharge the introduced air to the outside. The column may be coupled eccentrically to a side of the head in a horizontal direction. Further, the fan may be located inside of the head such that the fan is eccentric to the head toward the column.

Portable hood

A portable hood may include a base, a head, a column, and a roll filter unit. The roll filter unit may include a purification filter installed in the head and discharged to an outside of the head after moving past a suction inlet. Accordingly, one of purification filters, for example, an oil mist filter, may be provided as a roll filter, so cleanliness, maintenance, and replacement of the filter is easy.

An air circulation system includes at least one flow generator to generate an airflow, an air inlet, a first air outlet and a second air outlet each for exhausting airflow, an air conditioning device to air condition the exhausted airflow, and a controller. The controller is configured to position at least one of the first and second air outlets to be vertically separated from each other and to operate the flow generator to provide the exhaust airflow to the first and second air outlets. The exhaust airflow from the first and second air outlets are of different temperatures.

Air circulation apparatus and related methods

Proposed is a method of controlling a portable air-flow guiding apparatus including adjusting at least one of an angle in a horizontal direction of a head unit including a sucking unit by a horizontal angle adjustment unit of the portable air-flow guiding apparatus and a height of the head unit by a height adjustment unit of the portable air-flow guiding apparatus according to a position of a heating source and a height of a cooking utensil.

Portable air flow apparatus

A shoe management apparatus includes a receiving portion defining a receiving space for receiving a shoe therein, a first supply portion including a duct for guiding flow of a fluid, and a second supply portion connected to the first supply portion, extending in a longitudinal direction of the first supply portion and angled towards the receiving portion, the second supply portion receiving the fluid from the first supply portion and directing the fluid to the shoe.

A shoe management apparatus including a receiving portion defining a receiving space for receiving a shoe therein, a first supply portion for guiding a fluid flow and extending towards the receiving space, and a second supply portion at least partially disposed inside the first supply portion and protruding in a longitudinal direction of the first supply portion to supply a fluid into the shoe.

A shoe management apparatus including a receiving portion defining a receiving space for receiving shoes therein, a first supply portion for guiding flow of a fluid towards the receiving portion, the first supply portion including a stationary duct disposed above the receiving space, a flexible duct connected to the stationary duct and able to rotate to change shape, a rotatable duct connected to the flexible duct and a first driver connected to the rotatable duct and for generating a rotational force to rotate the rotatable duct.

A shoe treating apparatus including a shelf part including at least one shelf, a motor part configured to control tilting of the at least one shelf, a sensor part including at least one sensor, and a processor electrically connected to the motor part and the sensor part is provided. The processor may identify an approach of a user by using the at least one sensor, and, based on the identified user approach, generate a control signal for adjusting a tilt angle of the at least one shelf to adjust the tilting of the at least one shelf. A method of operating a shoe treating apparatus is also provided.

Apparatus and method for treating shoes

A hygiene management device for an entrance hall includes a fan assembly, a duct and an air discharger that discharges air toward a person at positions around the person in consideration of a person's height or such that an air discharge angle is adjusted upward/downward in consideration of a person's face position or a person's height.

A shoe treating apparatus including a sensor part including at least one sensor, a motor part configured to control tilting of at least one shelf, and a processor electrically connected to the sensor part and the motor part is provided. The processor may identify an approach of a user by using the at least one sensor, and may generate, based on the identified user approach, a control signal for adjusting a tilt speed of the at least one shelf. Also, the processor may transmit the generated control signal to the motor part to adjust the tilt speed of the at least one shelf. A method of operating a shoe treating apparatus is also provided.

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Seocho-gu, South Korea

Sang Yoon Lee