Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Hyundai Motor Company

Kia Motors Corporation

Intellectual Discovery Co., Ltd.

Inka Entworks, Inc.

Sookmyung Women's University Industry-Academic Cooperation Foundation

Sung Min Ahn

Sang Don Jang

Woon Sang An

Sang Hyun Lee

Wan Ho Jang

Min Cheol Park

Suh Yeon Dong

Sung Woo Lee

Jung Geun Park

Jong Wan Han

Ho Seok Choi

Tae Kyu Son

Jin Seon Hong

Seong Jae Ahn

An apparatus for determining ride comfort of a passenger using brain wave signals includes an analyzer configured to determine first ride comfort information of a passenger based on information on a seating posture of the passenger in a mobility, a sensor configured to collect brain wave signals of the passenger in the mobility for a predetermined time, and a controller configured to control the mobility, wherein the analyzer is configured to determine second ride comfort information obtained by correcting the first ride comfort information, by analyzing the collected brain wave signals based on the first ride comfort information, and wherein the controller is configured to control the mobility based on the determined second ride comfort information.

Apparatus and method for determining ride comfort of mobility

An electric compressor system for a vehicle includes: an electric motor having a rotor and a motor shaft which selectively rotate in a first rotation direction or a second rotation direction; an external rotation shaft extending from the motor shaft of the electric motor; a first compressor unit connected to the external rotation shaft and selectively compressing a first fluid according to the rotation direction of the external rotation shaft; and a second compressor unit connected to the external rotation shaft and selectively compressing a second fluid according to the rotation direction of the external rotation shaft, wherein the first compressor unit and the second compressor unit are sequentially arranged on the external rotation shaft, the first compressor unit is fluidly connected to a first fluid system, and the second compressor unit is fluidly connected to a second fluid system.

Electric compressor system for vehicle

Provided is a terminal apparatus with a DRM decoding function and a DRM decoding method in a terminal apparatus. The terminal apparatus with a DRM decoding function comprises a native unit which is provided with a local file memory for storing DRM media content data and an application program for driving a media device player using an operating system; and a DRM decoding unit which reads the DRM media content data from the local file memory using a URL path for web server, when it is required from the application program to reproduce the DRM media content data, and decodes the read DRM media content data, and provides the decoded DRM media content data to the media device player. Therefore, it is possible to reproduce the DRM media content data in the terminal apparatus without the exclusive DRM decoding module.

Terminal apparatus with DRM decoding function and DRM decoding method in terminal apparatus

Example embodiments are directed to a maskless exposure apparatus using off-axis alignment to form a virtual mask pattern on a substrate. The maskless exposure apparatus includes a movement unit on which the substrate is placed, a light source unit configured to output light, a projection unit configured to divide the light output from the light source unit into a plurality of spot beams to form the pattern and configured to project the spot beams to the movement unit, an alignment unit configured to output alignment light to align the substrate and a virtual mask, a beam imaging unit configured to capture the spot beams and the alignment light, and a controller configured to measure distances between the captured alignment light and at least two of the captured spot beams and configured to determine alignment between the virtual mask and the substrate based on the measured distances to control movement of the movement unit.

Maskless exposure apparatus and method

A maskless exposure apparatus which precisely and rapidly measures positions of spot beams of a plurality of optical systems by calculating positions of respective BMSs using a plurality of FMs engraved on an FBA on a movable table. The centers of the respective BMSs are aligned with the centers of random FMs of the plurality of FMs. Thereafter, positions of spot beams irradiated from the plurality of optical systems are quickly and precisely measured using the positions of the respective BMSs and the positions of the FMs measured by the BMSs, thereby more quickly generating mask data to execute maskless exposures.

Maskless exposure apparatus and spot beam position measurement method using the same

Disclosed are a method and a system for synchronizing and providing data requiring digital rights protection, to a portable device, wherein a contents providing server is connected with a contents synchronization server to which the portable device is connected.

Method for providing data to a personal portable device via network and a system thereof

An example embodiment relates to an alignment device including an optical aligner system including a plurality of aligners configured to measure a position of a workpiece having a plurality of alignment marks, and an optical member. The optical member is configured to diverge alignment beams reflected from neighboring alignment marks of the plurality of alignment marks and transmit the beams to neighboring aligners of the plurality of aligners respectively if a distance between the neighboring aligners is greater than a distance between the neighboring alignment marks.

Workpiece alignment device

According to an example embodiment, a method to determine an exposure start position and orientation includes loading a substrate on a moving table. The substrate includes at least one alignment mark of a first set of alignment marks of a first pattern layer patterned thereon. At least one alignment mark of a second set of alignment marks of a second pattern layer is exposed on the substrate using maskless lithography. A position of the at least one alignment mark of the first set of alignment marks and a position of the at least one alignment mark of the second set of alignment marks on the substrate is measured. A relative orientation difference between a desired exposure start orientation and an obtained exposure start orientation is acquired using the measured positions of the at least one alignment mark of the first set of alignment marks and the at least one alignment mark of the second set of alignment marks. A relative position difference between a desired exposure start position and an obtained start position is acquired using the measured positions of the at least one alignment mark of the first set of alignment marks and the at least one alignment mark of the second set of alignment marks. An exposure start position and orientation compensated using the relative position difference and the relative orientation difference is determined.

Maskless exposure apparatus and method to determine exposure start position and orientation in maskless lithography

Example embodiments are directed to a maskless exposure device and an alignment method. The alignment method performs an overlay of each layer of a plurality of layers on a substrate using a virtual mask in a maskless exposure technique. The maskless exposure device and the alignment method use a virtual mask instead of a physical mask used in a conventional mask exposure, a virtual target mark instead of an alignment mark used in the conventional mask exposure, and perform an overlay per layer, such that the deposition exposure can be achieved in the maskless exposure.

Maskless exposure apparatus and method of alignment for overlay in maskless exposure

The present invention relates to a method and system of synchronizing data between a contents providing system and a portable device via network. More particularly, the present invention relates to a method and system of transmitting predetermined data of contents, which requires digital rights protection, to a portable device, wherein a contents providing system and a synchronization information system are connected with a synchronization client installed in a computer to which the portable device is connected.

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Seoul, South Korea

Sung Min Ahn