Abstract: Proposed are a thermal transfer ribbon and a sticker printing method using the same, which can form not only full-color images formed by a color ink part but also points, such as pearl, fluorescent, luminous, sparkling, glass, and metal glitters. The thermal transfer ribbon includes: a color ink part having a yellow ink part (Y), a magenta ink part (M), and a cyan ink part (C); an overlay part forming an overlay layer to protect a printed surface; and at least one point ink part provided between the color ink part and the overlay part.

Abstract: Provided is a recording medium for a nail sticker and a method of manufacturing the same, and more particularly, to a recording medium and a method of manufacturing the same, which show that an ink reception layer is formed on a base of a polyurethane material so that a nail sticker can be printed using a sublimation printer. The recording medium for a nail sticker comprises: a release paper; an adhesion layer formed on the release paper; a base of a polyurethane material attached onto the adhesion layer; an undercoating layer formed on the base; and an ink reception layer formed on the undercoating layer.

Abstract: Proposed is a dye-sublimation printer, and more particularly to a dye-sublimation printer that can systematically control upward and downward movements of a pick-up roller, upward and downward movements of a platen roller, and driving of a take-up reel gear according to forward and backward movements of a slide plate.

Abstract: Proposed are a thermal transfer ribbon and a sticker printing method using the same, which can form not only full-color images formed by a color ink part but also points, such as pearl, fluorescent, luminous, sparkling, glass, and metal glitters. The thermal transfer ribbon includes: a color ink part having a yellow ink part (Y), a magenta ink part (M), and a cyan ink part (C); an overlay part forming an overlay layer to protect a printed surface; and at least one point ink part provided between the color ink part and the overlay part.

Abstract: Provided is a photo printer and a method for manufacturing the same that are capable of allowing a gap formed between a head and a platen roller to be kept constantly. The photo printer includes: a frame having both side walls; a paper accommodating part disposed between both side walls of the frame to accommodate the paper therein; a pickup roller located protrudingly from a bottom surface of the paper accommodating part to forward feed the paper accommodated in the paper accommodating part; a platen roller coupled to the frame to discharge the paper fed from the pickup roller forward; a head disposed above the platen roller to apply the heat to the paper; and a pair of brackets each having one side swingably coupled to the head and the other side hinge-coupled to the frame.

Abstract: Provided is a photo printer and a method for manufacturing the same that are capable of allowing a gap formed between a head and a platen roller to be kept constantly. The photo printer includes: a frame having both side walls; a paper accommodating part disposed between both side walls of the frame to accommodate the paper therein; a pickup roller located protrudingly from a bottom surface of the paper accommodating part to forward feed the paper accommodated in the paper accommodating part; a platen roller coupled to the frame to discharge the paper fed from the pickup roller forward; a head disposed above the platen roller to apply the heat to the paper; and a pair of brackets each having one side swingably coupled to the head and the other side hinge-coupled to the frame.

Abstract: Provided is a multi-touch screen device that may calculate x and y orthogonal coordinates of a touch area even if a receiving/transmitting element is arranged on only one of the x-axis and the y-axis. The receiving/transmitting element is not arranged on both the x-axis and the y-axis so that an infrared ray scans a touch area in a matrix configuration, but an infrared receiving/transmitting element is arranged on only one of the x-axis and y-axis so that one receiving module sequentially scans the touch area using a right-angle scan measurement signal and an oblique-angle scan measurement signal. The multi-touch screen device may decrease the number of receiving/transmitting elements for use and solve a ghost image problem that occurs in a multi-touch operation that uses infrared rays.

Abstract: A multi-touch recognizing device for distinguishing an illusion from an actually touched position and an illusion position by using an inclination angle measuring method, minimizing time for measuring a touch position, and more accurately measuring the position is provided.

Abstract: Provided is a multi-touch screen device that may calculate x and y orthogonal coordinates of a touch area even if a receiving/transmitting element is arranged on only one of the x-axis and the y-axis. The receiving/transmitting element is not arranged on both the x-axis and the y-axis so that an infrared ray scans a touch area in a matrix configuration, but an infrared receiving/transmitting element is arranged on only one of the x-axis and y-axis so that one receiving module sequentially scans the touch area using a right-angle scan measurement signal and an oblique-angle scan measurement signal. The multi-touch screen device may decrease the number of receiving/transmitting elements for use and solve a ghost image problem that occurs in a multi-touch operation that uses infrared rays.

Abstract: A multi-touch recognizing device for distinguishing an illusion from an actually touched position and an illusion position by using an inclination angle measuring method, minimizing time for measuring a touch position, and more accurately measuring the position is provided.