Abstract: An electronic device includes a feedback oscillator configured to output a first oscillation signal and a second oscillation signal, the second oscillation signal having a defined phase difference from the first oscillation signal, the feedback oscillator including a phase shifter configured to receive the first oscillation signal and output the second oscillation signal, an up-conversion mixer configured to output a first loopback signal obtained by mixing the first oscillation signal with a reference tone signal, and output a second loopback signal obtained by mixing the second oscillation signal with the reference tone signal, and a receiver configured to generate a first reference IQ signal from the first loopback signal, generate a second reference IQ signal from the second loopback signal, and compare an actual phase difference between the first reference IQ signal and the second reference IQ signal with the defined phase difference.

Abstract: An electronic device includes a feedback oscillator configured to output a first oscillation signal and a second oscillation signal, the second oscillation signal having a defined phase difference from the first oscillation signal, the feedback oscillator including a phase shifter configured to receive the first oscillation signal and output the second oscillation signal, an up-conversion mixer configured to output a first loopback signal obtained by mixing the first oscillation signal with a reference tone signal, and output a second loopback signal obtained by mixing the second oscillation signal with the reference tone signal, and a receiver configured to generate a first reference IQ signal from the first loopback signal, generate a second reference IQ signal from the second loopback signal, and compare an actual phase difference between the first reference IQ signal and the second reference IQ signal with the defined phase difference.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a cooking appliance. The cooking appliance according to the present invention may have a cavity (S) formed inside cases (100 and 200), and a first heat source module (400) which emits microwaves may be disposed on the side surface of the cases (100 and 200). A second heat source module (600) which generates radiant heat may be disposed on the upper portion of the cases (100 and 200). In addition, it is possible to elevate the second heat source module (600), and whether the first heat source module (400) operates may be determined according to whether the second heat source module (600) is elevated.

Abstract: A cholesterol measurement device includes a measuring instrument body; and a light-intensity check member mounted on and integrated with the measuring instrument body. The light intensity check member reflects light emitted from a light-emitting unit, allowing detecting abnormal light intensity and accurate assessing light intensity change, which prevents a measurement value change due to the change in light intensity and improves reliability of the measurement value. The device keeps a measurement unit clean all the time since the measurement unit can be easily cleaned by separating a strip fixation unit, when a specimen flows into the strip fixation unit in which a measurement strip is inserted.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a secondary battery wherein a coating layer is formed by coating the surface of the outermost separator of an electrode assembly with a heat-resistant material, thereby preventing heat generated by abnormal heating of a battery cell from being transferred to the outside through a case or preventing external heat from being transferred to the inside of the battery cell.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method of identifying dementia by at least one processor of a device. The method includes performing a first task that causes a first object to be displayed on a first region of a screen displayed on a user terminal; and when a preset condition is satisfied, performing a second task that causes at least one object, which induces the user's gaze, to be displayed instead of the first object on the screen of the user terminal.

Abstract: A method of identifying dementia is disclosed that includes causing a user terminal to display an N-th screen including a plurality of objects. The user terminal may further display an N+1-th screen with the objects rearranged at positions on the N+1-th screen which are different from positions of the objects included in the N-th screen when an N-th selection input of selecting any one from among the objects included in the N-th screen is received. When an N+1-th selection input for selecting any one from among the objects included in the N+1-th screen is received, a third task of determining whether an answer of the N+1-th selection input is correct is performed based on whether the object selected from the N+1-th selection input is the same as at least one object selected from at least one previous selection input including the N-th selection input.

Abstract: A method for identifying mild cognitive impairment by at least one processor of an apparatus according to some embodiments of the present disclosure is disclosed. the method comprises performing a task of acquiring digital biomarker data for identifying mild cognitive impairment of a user of a user terminal; performing a preliminary task to allow the user to check the task before performing the task; and acquiring gaze information of the user in conjunction with performing the task and the preliminary task; wherein the gaze information is used when determining displayed information in the preliminary task, and used when identifying mild cognitive impairment of the user in the task.

Abstract: An embodiment fastener assembly for a vehicle includes a first member coupled to a vehicle trim and including a first coupling protrusion on a surface of the first member directed toward a panel and a second member coupled to the panel and including a second coupling protrusion on a surface of the second member directed toward the vehicle trim, the second coupling protrusion being coupled to the first coupling protrusion, wherein the first member and the second member are coupled to each other by coupling of the first coupling protrusion to the second coupling protrusion.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method of training the dementia identification model. More particularly, the method may include obtaining test result data through at least one of a first task related to Stroop test, a second task related to a computational power test, and a third task related to a memory test; and labeling the test result data with a score value to train the dementia identification model.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method of identifying, by at least one processor of a device, a cognitive function state of a user. The method may include inputting user information, at least one voice data, and speech time information related to the at least one voice data to a cognitive function state identification model, and identifying a cognitive function state of the user based on first output data that is output by the cognitive function state identification model.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method of identifying, by at least one processor of a device, a cognitive function state of a user. The method may include inputting user information, at least one voice data, and speech time information related to the at least one voice data to a cognitive function state identification model, and identifying a cognitive function state of the user based on first output data that is output by the cognitive function state identification model.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method of identifying dementia by at least one processor of a device. The method may include obtaining content analysis information and voice activity analysis information by using a plurality of first voice data and second voice data which have been obtained by performing a plurality of tasks in a user terminal, and identifying dementia by inputting the content analysis information and the voice activity analysis information to a dementia identification model.

Abstract: An electronic device includes a feedback oscillator configured to output a first oscillation signal and a second oscillation signal, the second oscillation signal having a defined phase difference from the first oscillation signal, the feedback oscillator including a phase shifter configured to receive the first oscillation signal and output the second oscillation signal, an up-conversion mixer configured to output a first loopback signal obtained by mixing the first oscillation signal with a reference tone signal, and output a second loopback signal obtained by mixing the second oscillation signal with the reference tone signal, and a receiver configured to generate a first reference IQ signal from the first loopback signal, generate a second reference IQ signal from the second loopback signal, and compare an actual phase difference between the first reference IQ signal and the second reference IQ signal with the defined phase difference.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method of identifying dementia by at least one processor of a device according to some embodiments of the present disclosure. The method may include obtaining a plurality of result data of a user obtained by performing a plurality of tests through a user terminal, calculating a score value by inputting the plurality of result data to a dementia identification model, and determining whether the user has dementia based on whether the score value is greater than a first threshold value.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method of identifying dementia by at least one processor of a device. The method includes performing a first task that causes a first object to be displayed on a first region of a screen displayed on a user terminal; and when a preset condition is satisfied, performing a second task that causes at least one object, which induces the user's gaze, to be displayed instead of the first object on the screen of the user terminal.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method of identifying dementia using at least one processor of a device according to some embodiments of the present disclosure. More particularly, the method may include performing a first task of causing for a user terminal to display a first screen including a sentence; performing a second task of causing for the user terminal to acquire an image including user’s eyes in association with displaying a moving object instead of the first screen; and performing a third task of causing for the user terminal to acquire a recording file in association with displaying a second screen in which the sentence is hidden, wherein the first task includes a sub-task of causing color of at least one word constituting the sentence included in the first screen to be sequentially changed.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method of training the dementia identification model. More particularly, the method may include obtaining test result data through at least one of a first task related to Stroop test, a second task related to a computational power test, and a third task related to a memory test; and labeling the test result data with a score value to train the dementia identification model.

Abstract: A cooking appliance having a casing with a cavity formed therein, a first heat source module configured to emit microwaves being arranged at a side surface of the casing, a second heat source module configure to emit magnetic fields being arranged at a bottom surface of the casing, and a third heat source module configured to generate radiant heat is arranged at an upper portion of the casing, whereby the first, second, and third heat source modules operate simultaneously or alternately.

Abstract: A cooking appliance is proposed. A casing (100, 200) may have a cavity (S) therein, and of which a front surface may have an air inlet part (242) and an air outlet part (243) at different heights. A plurality of heat sources modules may be arranged at different surfaces of the casing (100,200). A this point, a cooling fan module (810, 850) may be arranged in a first electric chamber (ES1) provided behind the air inlet part (242), and transfer suctioned air into a second electric chamber (ES2) provided behind the air outlet part (243). Accordingly, the air suctioned by the cooling fan module (810, 850) may be discharged after circulating to through the first electric chamber (ES1) and the second electric chamber (ES2), and in this process, the plurality of heat sources may be cooled.