Abstract: A latch structure according to an embodiment includes a body, a locking body, a latch head, a plunger, and a latch stopper. The body is disposed inside a door. The locking body moves in response to an external operation. The latch head protrudes from the body to maintain the door in a closed position, and rotates when the locking body is spaced apart at least a predetermined distance. The plunger retracts into the body to prevent the latch head from rotating while the door is being closed. The latch stopper prevents the protruding latch head from retracting into the body when the plunger is maintained within the body.

Abstract: An apparatus for retraining an object detector according to an exemplary embodiment includes an inputter configured to receive an undetected image, a style transferer configured to generate one or more first augmented images that have the same content attribute as an object area of the undetected image, but a different style attribute, a content transferer configured to generate one or more second augmented images that have the same style attribute as the object area, but a different content attribute, and an influence analyzer configured to analyze a cause of non-detection of the undetected image by comparing object detection reliabilities of the undetected image, the first augmented image, and the second augmented image.

Abstract: A door lock apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention is mounted in a door and moves a deadbolt to a locked position or a released position as a motor is driven. The door lock apparatus may include a main gear rotated by the motor, a damping clutch part engaged and rotated by rotation of the main gear, a shaft which is engaged and rotated by rotation of the damping clutch part and moves the deadbolt as the shaft is rotated, and a knob which is manually operable by a user and is connected to the shaft. An emergency rotation operation of the shaft may be enabled by disengaging the main gear and the damping clutch part through the knob.