Hyosung Tns Inc.

Hyundai Motor Company

Kia Corporation

Kia Motors Corporation

Catholic University Industry Academic Cooperation Foundation

Lg Display Co., Ltd.

National Cancer Center

Nautilus Hyosung Inc.

Seok Won Kim

Seung Soo Lee

Kyoung Soo Kim

Jin Young Hwang

Jung Min Ryu

Yun Jae Kim

Jin Woo Kim

Sun Hwa Park

Jung Yeon Lim

Jae Young Choi

Sang Hyun Lee

Dong-Woo Cho

Young Dae Seo

Sung Won Kim

Jinah Jang

Byeong Gon Yoon

Jun Young Kim

Euitae Kim

Jin Hwan Cha

KwangJo Hwang

Chang Ho Park

Hyun Soo Jang

Young Chul Lee

Jong Seong Park

Se Hun Kang

Seok Ki Kim

Yun Seok Jeong

Hye Bin Oh

Hyung Seuk Ohn

Sung Jin Moon

Soon Ho Choi

Jae Heon Lee

Chul Won Jang

Ji Youn Cho

Geon-Hyeok Lim

Byung Soon Min

Chan Mo Lim

Taehyoung Park

Yunjae Jung

Dong Kyung Kim

Kwangsoo Jang

So Youn Jung

An electronic device can include a memory and at least one processor. The at least one processor can identify a first main path generated at a first time point prior to a second time point when a target map including a map area for a position of a robot and a point group including points set on the target map are received and obtained by connecting the set points with each other, determine a type of a first sub-map and/or a second sub-map, apply the first sub-map and the second sub-map to a path planning model trained to obtain a first sub-path of the first sub-map and a second sub-path of the second sub-map, and connect the first sub-path and the second sub-path to generate a second main path in which the set points are connected.

Electronic device and control method thereof

An embodiment data processing device includes a communication device configured to support communication between the data processing device and a control server, a memory configured to store a program, and one or more processors configured to access the memory and execute the program, wherein the program includes computer-executable instructions for receiving target data from the control server through the communication device, attempting to identify channel filter information regarding the target data in a router database, obtaining encapsulated target data by applying the target data and the channel filter information to a first filter that encapsulates the target data based on the channel filter information being identified in the router database, and transmitting the encapsulated target data to a target service module of the target data by applying the encapsulated target data to a second filter that converts a format of the encapsulated target data.

Data processing device and data processing

An electronic device can include one or more processors, and a storage medium storing computer-readable instructions that enable the one or more processors to receive target robot state information and a target robot boarding request of a target robot that is to board a transport apparatus, from the target robot, determine a target robot boarding condition of the target robot, through comparison of a standby robot boarding order of a standby robot and a target robot boarding order of the target robot, where the standby robot is different from the target robot, and where the standby robot is located in a standby area, and transmit a get-off command to the target robot for the target robot to get off from the transport apparatus, based on a destination of the transport apparatus on which the target robot has boarded, depending on the target robot boarding condition.

Provided are a method for fabricating a human nasal turbinate-derived mesenchymal stem cell-based 3D bioprinted construct, and a use thereof, wherein the human nasal turbinate-derived mesenchymal stem cell-based, 3D bioprinted construct is advantageous over conventional mesenchymal stem cell-based, 3D bioprinted constructs in that the former can survive and proliferate stably in vitro and/or in vivo and shows high osteogenic differentiation ability as well, therefore is expected to make a great contribution to the practical use of cellular therapeutic agents.

Human nasal turbinate-derived mesenchymal stem cell-based, 3D bioprinted construct, and use thereof

An automated teller machine includes a main body; a customer service unit; a deposit/withdrawal unit to separate and stack medium; a tray unit for transferring the medium while reciprocating between the deposit/withdrawal unit and the customer service unit; and a throat unit providing a transfer path of the tray unit. The tray unit includes: a tray bottom plate forming a bottom surface of the tray unit, and a tray rib protruded from a lower surface of the tray bottom plate. The throat unit includes a throat bottom plate forming a bottom surface of the throat unit, and a support member protruded from the throat bottom plate. The tray rib and the support member are arranged without interferring with each other, and overlapped with each other in at least parts of the tray rib and the support member when viewed from a side of the ATM.

Automated teller machine

Provided is an automated teller machine which effectively prevents a banknote from being blown away by wind when a banknote is input or withdrawn through an input-output unit of the automated teller machine. The automated teller machine includes an input-output unit which includes an inlet in which a banknote accommodation space is formed so that a banknote to be input or withdrawn is loaded therein and through which external wind is introduced, a movement path through which the external wind introduced through the inlet passes, and an outlet through which the wind that passes through the movement path is discharged to an upper surface of the loaded banknote.

An automated teller machine includes: a main body; a deposit/withdrawal unit provided at one side in the main body and configured to separate and stack a medium; a customer service unit serving to receive the medium from or deliver the medium to a user; a tray unit configured to transfer the medium between the deposit/withdrawal unit and the customer service unit while reciprocating therebetween; and a bill stopper rotatably provided at an entrance of the deposit/withdrawal unit through which the tray unit passes to open and close the entrance of the deposit/withdrawal unit. The deposit/withdrawal unit includes: a housing; a separating/stacking module disposed in the housing to separate and stack the medium; and an opening/closing module rotatably provided at one side of the housing to allow the separating/stacking module to be exposed to the outside of the housing, the bill stopper being rotatably installed at the opening/closing module.

An automated teller machine comprises a main body; a deposit/withdrawal unit provided at one side in the main body and configured to separate and stack a medium; a customer service unit provided at a front side of the main body and configured to receive a medium from a user; and a tray unit configured to transfer a medium between the deposit/withdrawal unit and the customer service unit while reciprocating therebetween. The deposit/withdrawal unit includes a bill stopper that is rotatably provided to open and close an opening of the deposit/withdrawal unit through which the tray unit passes; and a link unit configured to open and close the bill stopper by providing a rotational force to the bill stopper.

Automated teller machine having bill stopper

An automated teller machine comprises a main body including a customer service unit where a medium is inserted and taken out and a deposit/withdrawal unit where a medium is separated and stacked, and a tray configured to transfer the medium while reciprocating between the deposit/withdrawal unit and the customer service unit. The tray includes a tray body that is movable between the customer service unit and the deposit/withdrawal unit, a clamping plate provided at the tray body to be vertically movable to clamp the medium inserted into the tray body, and a clamping lever configured to move the clamping plate upward so that a medium stacking space into which the medium is inserted is generated in the tray body.

The present invention relates to a labeling composition for a cancer lesion, having a complex in which a pigment for straining living tissues, a radioactive isotope, or a combination thereof binds to macro aggregated albumin (MAA). A method for providing information regarding a cancer lesion site using the labeling composition for a cancer lesion. A labeling kit for a cancer lesion having the labeling composition for a cancer lesion; and a complex in which a pigment for straining living tissues binds to MAA included in the labeling composition for a cancer lesion. The labeling composition for a cancer lesion according to the present invention binds to a cancer lesion to detect a site, size, and the like of the cancer lesion in real time, thereby improving the success rate of a surgical operation for the cancer lesion and also preventing excessive loss of normal tissues.

Labeling composition for cancer lesion

The present invention is directed to providing a banknote stacking apparatus capable of stably stacking banknotes even when various types of banknotes are stacked therein by preventing banknotes stacked in the banknote stacking space from being blown away. The banknote stacking apparatus includes a stacker for stacking banknotes in the banknote stacking space; a push plate for supporting the banknotes stacked in the banknote stacking space and be movable in a reciprocating direction; a stack guide configured to guide the banknote which passes the stacker to be loaded into the banknote stacking space; a damper configured to press the banknote introduced into one side of the banknote stacking space toward the push plate located on the other side of the banknote stacking space; and a damper driver operating the damper to move in a direction toward the banknote stacking space and a direction away from the banknote stacking space.

Banknote stacking apparatus

Disclosed herein is an apparatus for receiving cash and checks. The apparatus includes a bundle transfer unit, a semi-separation unit and a sheet-by-sheet separation. The bundle transfer unit transfers a bill bundle input into the apparatus. The bundle transfer unit is provided above and below the bill bundle and extends along a path for transferring the bill bundle. The semi-separation unit is installed behind a rear end of the bundle transfer unit. The semi-separation unit limits the number of bills to be transferred in such a way that only a preset number of bills separated from the bill bundle is allowed to pass through the semi-separation unit. The sheet-by-sheet separation unit is installed behind a rear end of the semi-separation unit. The sheet-by-sheet separation unit separates bills transferred from the semi-separation unit from each other sheet-by-sheet.

Apparatus for receiving cash and checks

A stereoscopic image display includes a display panel including pixels and a patterned retarder. Each pixel includes a main display unit including a first pixel electrode connected to a data line through a first thin film transistor (TFT) and a first common electrode connected to an upper common line, an auxiliary display unit including a second pixel electrode, which is connected to the data line through a second TFT and is connected to the upper common line through a discharge control TFT, and a second common electrode connected to the upper common line, and a line unit between the main display unit and the auxiliary display unit. The line unit includes a gate line, through which a scan pulse is applied to the first and second TFTs, and a discharge control line, through which a discharge control voltage is applied to the discharge control TFT.

Stereoscopic image display for improving luminance of 2D image and vertical viewing angle of 3D image

Provided is a device for distributing high-voltage power for a vehicle which supplies the main power of the vehicle to the electronic devices mounted in the vehicle. More specifically, a power distribution unit includes a plurality of first interlock connectors that connect distributed power to the electronic devices through cables, respectively. Furthermore, a switching unit including switching elements is disposed between the power distribution unit and the first interlock connectors and an interlock circuit unit that is connected with the first interlock connectors and the electronic devices and is separated before the cables are separated due to separation or breaking of the first interlock connectors. A switching control unit checks or determines which electronic devices connected with the interlock circuit unit are separated and controls the switching unit so that the distributed power is not supplied to just those effected electronic devices which have been determined to be separated.

Device for distributing high-voltage power for vehicle

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Gyeonggi-do, South Korea

Seok Won Kim