Abstract: Disclosed is a method and apparatus for measuring a distance to a target object by using a radar signal in an environment where an obstacle is present. The disclosed method of measuring a distance by using a radar includes: receiving a radar signal reflected from a target object by passing through a target obstacle; estimating material of the target obstacle by using an obstacle material learning result which uses a waveform of a reference radar signal, and by using a waveform of the reflected radar signal; estimating a thickness of the target obstacle by using an obstacle thickness learning result which uses a frequency feature of the reference radar signal, and by using a frequency feature of the reflected radar signal; and calculating a distance to the target object by using a permittivity according to the material of the target obstacle, and the thickness of the target obstacle.

Abstract: A display device includes a first substrate, a second substrate that faces the first substrate, an active element layer disposed on a first surface of the first substrate that faces the second substrate and includes a first through-hole that penetrates therethrough in a thickness direction, and an anti-reflection member disposed on a second surface of the second substrate that faces the first substrate, overlaps the first through-hole, and is spaced apart from the first through-hole. The anti-reflection member includes a first refractive layer disposed on a second surface of the second substrate and that has a refractive index greater than a refractive index of the second substrate, and a second refractive layer disposed on the first refractive layer and that has a refractive index less than the refractive index of the first refractive layer.

Abstract: Disclosed are a method and a device for measuring a biometric signal by using a radar. The disclosed method measures a plurality of biometric signals by using a radar by: (a) receiving the plurality of biometric signals from the radar; (b) calculating distance information of the received plurality of biometric signals and classifying the same on the basis of a distance; (c) selecting a signal having a largest variance according to a time; (d) further selecting a number of signals among signals having a distance with the signal selected in the step (c) smaller than an arbitrary distance from the distance-based classified signals; (e) converting all signals selected from a time domain to a frequency domain; (f) calculating a reliability of each biometric signal from the converted distance-based signals; and (g) detecting a corresponding biometric signal by selecting the distance-based signal where the calculated reliability is highest.

Abstract: A touch sensing unit includes first touch electrodes, a first touch signal line, and a second touch signal line. The first touch electrodes are disposed in a touch sensor area. The first touch signal line is electrically connected to some of the first touch electrodes arranged in a first column. The second touch signal line is electrically connected to some of the first touch electrodes arranged in a second column different from the first column. The second touch signal line includes a first bent portion bent at least once in an intersection region of the first touch signal line and the second touch signal line.

Abstract: A stereoscopic image apparatus that is capable of minimizing loss of optical energy and improving quality of a stereoscopic image is disclosed. The stereoscopic image apparatus includes a polarizing beam splitter to reflect or transmit incident light based on polarization components of the light to split the light in at least three different directions, a reflective member to reflect the light reflected by the polarizing beam splitter to a screen, at least one modulator to modulate the light reflected by the reflective member and the light transmitted through the polarizing beam splitter, and a refractive member disposed in an advancing direction of light to be incident upon the polarizing beam splitter to refract the light to be incident upon the polarizing beam splitter.

Abstract: A gesture recognition device and method using radar are proposed. The gesture recognition device includes: a signal receiving unit for receiving a radar signal reflected by a gesture of a user; a clutter removing unit for removing clutter from the signal received by the signal receiving unit; and a signal magnitude variance acquiring unit for acquiring the variance of a signal magnitude from a reflection signal from which the clutter has been removed. The proposed device and method have an advantage of enabling a gesture to be recognized with performance that is robust to changes in distance and direction between a user and a radar sensor.

Abstract: The present invention may provide a device and a method for detecting and diagnosing sleep apnea, which can accurately determine an apnea state by: extracting a respiration signal of an examinee from a received signal which is a reflection of an impulse signal emitted from at least one IR-UWB radar; setting a threshold value for determining an apnea state from changes in the deviation and interval between peaks of the extracted respiration signal; and comparing the set threshold value with the deviation between the peaks. Therefore, the sleep apnea can be accurately detected and diagnosed using a non-contact/noninvasive method, and thus inconvenience felt by the examinee can be reduced.

Abstract: A display device including a touch sensing unit including a first touch conductive layer, a first touch insulating layer disposed on the first touch conductive layer, and a second touch conductive layer disposed on the first touch insulating layer. The touch sensor area includes a first touch sensor area located at a center of the touch sensor area, and a second touch sensor area located between the first touch sensor area and the curved portion. The first touch conductive layer includes a touch connection electrode connecting adjacent first touch electrodes, and a plurality of capacitance (cap) compensation patterns arranged in the second touch sensor area. The plurality of cap compensation patterns includes a first cap compensation pattern electrically connected to the adjacent first touch electrode and a second cap compensation pattern electrically connected to the adjacent second touch electrode.

Abstract: The display device comprises a substrate, a first electrode on the substrate, a pixel defining layer on the first electrode, the pixel defining layer exposing the first electrode, a light emitting layer on the first electrode exposed by the pixel defining layer, a second electrode on the light emitting layer, and an encapsulation layer on the second electrode, the encapsulation layer including a two-dimensional material. A slope of a 2D-peak position to a G-peak position of the two-dimensional material measured by Raman spectroscopy is within a range of 1.7 to 2.7.

Abstract: Disclosed is a moving object detection system and method. The moving object detection system includes an input unit receiving the sensed signals from two or more radar devices, a distance information computation unit computing distance information of the objects from the received signals, a grouping unit randomly selecting one signal to generate multiple signal groups, and generating the signal groups selected among the generated multiple signal groups as one signal group combination, a calculation unit calculating cross-correlation values for all the signal groups in the same signal group combination and adding up the calculated cross-correlation values, a combination selection unit selecting the signal group combination in which a sum of the cross-correlation values is a maximum, and a position computation unit computing a position of each object by matching the signal groups in the selected signal group combination to the objects.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method and a device for measuring sleep efficiency by using a radar, the device including: a height recognition unit recognizing a height of a measurement target person by using a signal received from the radar; a movement section extraction unit extracting a movement section of the person during sleep from the received signal, and calculating a length of the extracted movement section and an amount of movement; a normalization unit normalizing the amount of the movement by applying, to the calculated amount of the movement, a ratio between the height of the person and the length of the movement section; a sleep/wakefulness state determination unit determining whether the person is in a wakefulness state or a sleep state; and a sleep efficiency calculation unit calculating the sleep efficiency.

Abstract: Disclosed are a method and device for measuring a headcount by using a peak value distribution pattern of a radar reception signal according to the headcount. The method for counting people by using a UWB radar disclosed herein comprises: a step of computing, for each predetermined headcount, an amplitude probability density function based on the distance between a reflection point and a radar, by using a sample radar reception signal for the headcount; a step of calculating likelihood values with respect to the headcounts from a measured radio reception signal by using the probability density function; and a step of determining a headcount corresponding to the largest likelihood value among the calculated likelihood values, as a final headcount with respect to the measured radar reception signal.

Abstract: The present invention can provide an apparatus and a method for non-contact measuring momentum, the apparatus and the method being capable of quantitatively measuring the dynamic activity and static activity of a subject by using a plurality of IR-UWB radars and, particularly, capable of measuring, in real time, some activities of the human body and general activity of the human body by distinguishing moving activity of the subject from non-moving activity. Therefore, the activity of a subject is non-contact measured so as to minimize user inconvenience, thereby facilitating performance of an ADHD test even for a subject in a young age group, and thus ADHD can be diagnosed early.

Abstract: Disclosed are a method and a device for adaptively configuring a threshold for object detection by means of radar, the device including: a position-specific maximum signal value extraction unit extracting a maximum value of a signal for each position by obtaining the signal when there is no moving object; a position-specific signal magnitude sorting unit obtaining signals caused by a moving object, and sorting magnitudes of the obtained signals for each position in descending order for a time index; a candidate signal index selection unit selecting a candidate signal index; a signal index determination unit setting weighting factors for the respective signals up to the candidate signal index, and determining a sum of the weighting factors as a signal index; and a position-specific threshold configuring unit configuring the threshold for each position by using a signal of the determined signal index and a scaling factor.

Abstract: A display device including a touch sensing unit including a first touch conductive layer, a first touch insulating layer disposed on the first touch conductive layer, and a second touch conductive layer disposed on the first touch insulating layer. The touch sensor area includes a first touch sensor area located at a center of the touch sensor area, and a second touch sensor area located between the first touch sensor area and the curved portion. The first touch conductive layer includes a touch connection electrode connecting adjacent first touch electrodes, and a plurality of capacitance (cap) compensation patterns arranged in the second touch sensor area. The plurality of cap compensation patterns includes a first cap compensation pattern electrically connected to the adjacent first touch electrode and a second cap compensation pattern electrically connected to the adjacent second touch electrode.

Abstract: A touch sensing unit includes first touch electrodes, a first touch signal line, and a second touch signal line. The first touch electrodes are disposed in a touch sensor area. The first touch signal line is electrically connected to some of the first touch electrodes arranged in a first column. The second touch signal line is electrically connected to some of the first touch electrodes arranged in a second column different from the first column. The second touch signal line includes a first bent portion bent at least once in an intersection region of the first touch signal line and the second touch signal line.

Abstract: A semiconductor package includes a first semiconductor chip including a first chip body portion and a first chip rear bump disposed in a region recessed into the first chip body portion, and a second semiconductor chip stacked on the first semiconductor chip and including a second chip body portion and a second chip front bump protruding from the second chip body portion. The first chip rear bump includes a lower metal layer and a solder layer disposed on the lower metal layer. The second chip front bump is bonded to the solder layer. The second chip front bump is disposed to cover at least the solder layer on a bonding surface of the second chip front bump and the solder layer.

Abstract: A display device includes a first substrate, light emitting elements, a second substrate, and a touch sensor on the second substrate. The touch sensor includes a first touch conductive layer on the second substrate, a touch insulating layer on the first touch conductive layer, and a second touch conductive layer on the touch insulating layer. The first touch conductive layer includes first sub-sensing electrodes, a connecting portion connecting the first sub-sensing electrodes adjacent to each other, and second sub-sensing electrodes. The second touch conductive layer includes a third sub-sensing electrode connected to one of the first sub-sensing electrodes through contact holes passing through the touch insulating layer, and a fourth sub-sensing electrode electrically connected to one of the second sub-sensing electrodes through contact holes passing through the touch insulating layer electrically connecting the second sub-sensing electrodes adjacent to each other.

Abstract: An organic light emitting diode display includes: a substrate including a display area and a non-display area adjacent to the display area; a pixel thin film transistor positioned in the display area of the substrate; a first data wire positioned on the pixel thin film transistor; a second data wire positioned on the first data wire; an organic light emitting element positioned on the second data wire and electrically connected to the pixel thin film transistor through the first data wire and the second data wire; a circuit unit positioned in the non-display area of the substrate and including a circuit thin film transistor electrically connected to the pixel thin film transistor; and a common power supply line overlapping at least part of the circuit unit, electrically connected to the organic light emitting element, and formed on a same layer as the second data wire.

Abstract: Provided is an electrically conductive solderable gasket configured to be not easily separated or detached from a circuit board by external force after the electrically conductive solderable gasket is mounted on the circuit board by soldering. The gasket includes: a single-body metallic support and an elastic electrical contact terminal which is superposed on an upper portion of the support and into which portions of the support are fitted, wherein the support includes a fixing portion, extensions bent upward from both lengthwise ends of the fixing portion, and first and second fitting portions bent inward respectively from upper ends of the extensions, wherein the first and second fitting portions are fitted into a through-hole of the electrical contact terminal and overlap each other in a state in which a lower surface of a metal layer of the electrical contact terminal is placed in contact with the fixing portion.