Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Osong Medical Innovation Foundation, Korea University Research and Business Foundation

Young-Kyu Cho

Jeong-gun Lee

Sun-Tae Jung

Jae-geol Cho

Seong-je Cho

Kwang-bok Kim

Seung-min Lee

Chul-Ho Cho

Woo-jin Choi

Hyun-Soo Kim

Ki-Back Kim

Jin-Hyun Youn

Dong-Suk Yook

Seong-Je Cho

A wearable body composition analyzer according to various embodiments of the present disclosure may include an induction part for inducing secretion of bodily liquid while being in contact with a body part, a collection part that collects the bodily liquid secreted, a sensor part that detects a body composition from the bodily liquid collected, and a wearable part to which the induction part and the collection part is detachably attached, wherein the wearable part may be worn on a body. The above-described wearable body composition analyzer may be implemented variously according to embodiments.

Sensor module and wearable body composition analyzer including same

A method and an apparatus for load balancing a serving subcell providing a data service to one or more user equipments in a cellular communication system are provided. The method includes calculating a load metric by using a radio resource occupation rate of data traffic in one or more scheduling types except for a Best Effort (BE) scheduling type, determining whether the serving subcell is in an overload state by using the load metric, and triggering a load balancing algorithm when it is determined that the serving subcell is in the overload state. Accordingly, the load metric used for load balancing may be defined to have a value closer to an actual free load, and thus the load balancing may be efficiently performed.

Method and apparatus for load balancing in cellular communication system

An apparatus and method for localizing a sound source in a robot are provided. The apparatus includes a microphone unit implemented by one or more microphones, which picks up a sound from a three-dimensional space. The apparatus also includes a sound source localizer for determining a position of the sound source in accordance with Time-Difference of Arrivals (TDOAs) and a highest power of the sound picked up by the microphone unit. Thus, the robot can rapidly and accurately localize the sound source in the three-dimensional space with minimum dead space, using a minimum number of microphones.

Apparatus and method for localizing sound source in robot

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Young-Kyu Cho