Abstract: A display apparatus includes a driving substrate including a plurality of grooves, micro light-emitting devices provided in the plurality of grooves and configured to emit light of a first color, and a color conversion layer provided on the micro light-emitting devices and configured to convert the light of the first color into light of at least one second color, wherein the color conversion layer includes light blocking patterns spaced apart from the micro light-emitting devices and spaced apart from each other on a same plane, a nano-porous layer provided between adjacent ones of the light blocking patterns, spaced apart from the micro light-emitting devices, and including a plurality of nano-pores, and quantum dots impregnated in the nano-porous layer and configured to convert the light of the first color into the light of the at least one second color.

Abstract: A display apparatus includes a memory storing first apparatus information corresponding to the display apparatus and instructions, a sensor, a display, a communication interface, and at least one processor operatively connected to the memory and configured to execute the instructions to, based on detecting connection with an external display apparatus through the sensor, receive second apparatus information corresponding to the external display apparatus from the external display apparatus, generate integrated apparatus information based on the first apparatus information and the second apparatus information, and control the communication interface to transmit the integrated apparatus information to a source apparatus.

Abstract: A display apparatus may include: at least one processor configured to execute instructions to: based on identifying that the display apparatus is connected with a second display apparatus, identify a past connection history with the second display apparatus and first screen setting information corresponding to the past connection history, stored in the at least one memory; based on receiving second screen setting information of a second display in the second display apparatus through the communication interface, compare the first screen setting information and the second screen setting information; based on identifying that the first screen setting information and the second screen setting information are different as a result of the comparing, control the first display to display a message requesting to select one of the first screen setting information or the second screen setting information; and change a screen setting of the display based on a selected screen setting information.

Abstract: Provided is a dispenser for a solution including a reservoir configured to hold a suspension of micro light-emitting diodes (LEDs) suspended in a solvent; a stirrer configured to stir the suspension in the reservoir; a discharge path including a first valve configured to control outflow of the suspension from the reservoir; a filling path including a second valve configured to control inflow of the suspension into the reservoir; a hydraulic path including a third valve configured to control a pressure inside the reservoir; and a washing path connected to the first valve and configured to input a washing fluid for washing the discharge path into the discharge path, wherein the first valve includes a multi-way valve configured to selectively connect the discharge path to one of the reservoir and the washing path.

Abstract: Computers for supporting multiple virtual reality (VR) display devices and related methods are described herein. An example computer includes a graphics processing unit (GPU) to render frames for a first VR display device and a second VR display device, a memory to store frames rendered by the GPU for the first VR display device and the second VR display device, and a vertical synchronization (VSYNC) scheduler to transmit alternating first and second VSYNC signals to the GPU such that a time period between each of the first or second VSYNC signals and a subsequent one of the first or second VSYNC signals is substantially the same. The GPU is to, based on the first and second VSYNC signals, alternate between rendering a frame for the first VR display device and a frame for the second VR display device.

Abstract: Computers for supporting multiple virtual reality (VR) display devices and related methods are described herein. An example computer includes a graphics processing unit (GPU) to render frames for a first VR display device and a second VR display device, a memory to store frames rendered by the GPU for the first VR display device and the second VR display device, and a vertical synchronization (VSYNC) scheduler to transmit alternating first and second VSYNC signals to the GPU such that a time period between each of the first or second VSYNC signals and a subsequent one of the first or second VSYNC signals is substantially the same. The GPU is to, based on the first and second VSYNC signals, alternate between rendering a frame for the first VR display device and a frame for the second VR display device.

Abstract: Computers for supporting multiple virtual reality (VR) display devices and related methods are described herein. An example computer includes a graphics processing unit (GPU) to render frames for a first VR display device and a second VR display device, a memory to store frames rendered by the GPU for the first VR display device and the second VR display device, and a vertical synchronization (VSYNC) scheduler to transmit alternating first and second VSYNC signals to the GPU such that a time period between each of the first or second VSYNC signals and a subsequent one of the first or second VSYNC signals is substantially the same. The GPU is to, based on the first and second VSYNC signals, alternate between rendering a frame for the first VR display device and a frame for the second VR display device.

Abstract: Computers for supporting multiple virtual reality (VR) display devices and related methods are described herein. An example computer includes a graphics processing unit (GPU) to render frames for a first VR display device and a second VR display device, a memory to store frames rendered by the GPU for the first VR display device and the second VR display device, and a vertical synchronization (VSYNC) scheduler to transmit alternating first and second VSYNC signals to the GPU such that a time period between each of the first or second VSYNC signals and a subsequent one of the first or second VSYNC signals is substantially the same. The GPU is to, based on the first and second VSYNC signals, alternate between rendering a frame for the first VR display device and a frame for the second VR display device.

Abstract: An apparatus, touch controller, and system for adaptive touch scanning is described herein. The apparatus includes logic to calculate a distance traveled between two consecutive touch samples, and logic to compare the distance traveled with a target distance to find an actual error. The apparatus also includes logic to update the scan rate based on the actual error.

Abstract: An apparatus, touch controller, and system for adaptive touch scanning is described herein. The apparatus includes logic to calculate a distance traveled between two consecutive touch samples, and logic to compare the distance traveled with a target distance to find an actual error. The apparatus also includes logic to update the scan rate based on the actual error.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a novel use of polysaccharides (PL) from Phellinus linteus for treating diabetes mellitus, which provides medicine or food comprising polysaccharide as active components.