Abstract: An apparatus and method for setting a region of interest of a vehicle that is being driven is provided. The apparatus includes an image capturing unit configured to capture a front image of the vehicle that is being driven, a memory configured to store a program for setting the region of interest of the vehicle that is being driven, and a processor. The processor obtains a current position of the vehicle and lane information corresponding to the current position based on the front image captured by the image capturing unit by executing the program, and sets the region of interest needed for recognition of a signal light based on the obtained lane information, and the processor sets a region including a lane corresponding to another vehicle driving in the same direction as the vehicle that is being driven in the front image as the region of interest.

Abstract: Disclosed are a system and a method for generating multiple a master glyph. The system for generating a multiple master glyph according to the present invention includes: a user terminal receiving a grapheme from a user and converting the grapheme into a grapheme image; a server extracting vector data of the grapheme image; and an editor generating a basic grapheme glyph and an extended grapheme glyph and grouping the basic grapheme glyph and the extended grapheme glyph into a MMG.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for generating a font by using a glyph is provided. The method includes: generating a first basic glyph as a basic shape of a character or a grapheme; generating second through ath (wherein a is an integer greater than or equal to 2) basic glyphs to which at least one of a transversely expanded shape of the basic shape and a longitudinally expanded shape of the basic shape is applied; performing an interpolation operation by using at least two of the first through ath basic glyphs to generate an interpolation glyph having a different shape from the first through ath basic glyphs; and generating a font by using the first through ath basic glyphs and the interpolation glyph.