Sb Solutions Inc.

Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology

Samsung Displayco., Ltd.

Seong Mun Kim

Seungup Seo

Namhwan Sung

Hae Dong Lee

Ji Woong Song

Jagannath Malik

Won Sang Park

Yun Ho Kim

Il Nam Kim

Keum Dong Jung

Franklin Don Bien

Sang Hyun Heo

Kyeong Min Park

Joo Hyeb Song

Eun Ho Choi

A method and system for continuously measuring animal body temperature are disclosed. The system includes: an external device for transmitting wireless power into an animal's body from outside the animal's body; and an implant device inserted into the animal's body, that periodically measures the animal's body temperature by a temperature sensor by using battery power and stores continuous body temperature information in storage, and that, when wireless power is received from the external device, sends the continuous body temperature information stored in the storage to the external device by using the received wireless power.

Method and system for continuously measuring animal body temperature

Disclosed is an antenna device for measuring biometric information by using dark mode excitation. The antenna device according to an embodiment may include a conducting wire forming a loop. A current may be induced into the loop through an interaction with a magnetic field generated by an antenna connected to a power source. Information on an analyte may be sensed using a magnetic field formed based on the current induced into the loop.

Antenna device for measuring biometric information by using dark mode excitation

A method and system for managing animal data are disclosed. The system for managing animal data includes: a sensor inserted into the body of an animal or attached to the outside of the animal's body to provide an identifier of the animal; a first reader installed at a start portion of a passage through which the animal passes to receive the identifier of the animal from the sensor inserted into or attached to the animal when the animal moves past the start portion or the first reader and to identify a first time of receipt of the identifier; a second reader installed at an end portion of the passage to receive the identifier of the animal from the sensor inserted into or attached to the animal when the animal moves past the end portion or the second reader and to identify a second time of receipt of the identifier; and a management server that receives the identifier and the first time of receipt from the first reader, receives the identifier and the second time of receipt from the second reader, calculates the speed of movement of the animal matching the identifier, and predicting whether the animal matching the identifier is in estrus or not, based on the calculated speed of movement.

Method and system for managing animal data

A touch panel includes a touch sensing circuit including a plurality of driving electrode lines and a plurality of sensing electrode lines, which intersect the driving electrode lines. The touch panel further includes a driving signal generation circuit that generates a plurality of driving signals and transmits the driving signals to the driving electrode lines, and a sensing circuit that receives a plurality of sensing signals from the sensing electrode lines. The driving signals have voltages that are not equal to zero during a first time zone, and the sum of driving signals generated at the same time is maintained to be equal to zero during the first time zone.

Touch panel providing driving signals with reduced offsets

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Ulsan, South Korea

Seong Mun Kim