Abstract: A see-through camera apparatus includes a camera unit configured to acquire a first image of a scene, an RF sensor unit configured to receive an RF received signal and obtain a second image of the scene corresponding to a blind spot-object obscured by an obstacle based on the RF received signal, and an image processor configured to generate a third image based on the first image and the second image.

Abstract: A camera module is provided. The camera module includes a lens module including one or more lenses; an image sensor configured to convert light passing through the lens module into an electrical signal; and a filter configured to perform a polarization function, wherein the filter is configured to be movable in a space formed between the lens module and the image sensor.

Abstract: A see-through camera apparatus includes a camera unit configured to acquire a first image of a scene, an RF sensor unit configured to receive an RF received signal and obtain a second image of the scene corresponding to a blind spot-object obscured by an obstacle based on the RF received signal, and an image processor configured to generate a third image based on the first image and the second image.

Abstract: A camera module is provided. The camera module includes: a housing; a lens barrel disposed in the housing; a cover screen disposed over the lens barrel; a blade pivotably coupled to the cover screen and configured to have at least a portion in contact with a surface of the cover screen; and a rotation member disposed on the blade and configured to pivot the blade with respect to the cover screen.

Abstract: A camera module is provided. The camera module includes a lens module including one or more lenses; an image sensor configured to convert light passing through the lens module into an electrical signal; and a filter configured to perform a polarization function, wherein the filter is configured to be movable in a space formed between the lens module and the image sensor.

Abstract: A camera module is provided. The camera module includes: a housing; a lens barrel disposed in the housing; a cover screen disposed over the lens barrel; a blade pivotably coupled to the cover screen and configured to have at least a portion in contact with a surface of the cover screen; and a rotation member disposed on the blade and configured to pivot the blade with respect to the cover screen.

Abstract: A camera module includes a first lens barrel including a first lens, a second lens barrel including a second lens that is aligned with the first lens in an optical axis direction, and a stop module disposed between the first lens barrel and the second lens barrel. The stop module includes blades configured to form one or more incidence holes having various sizes. The stop module includes a magnet portion including a driving magnet opposing a driving coil, and the magnet portion moves back and forth rectilinearly.

Abstract: A camera module includes a first lens barrel including a first lens, a second lens barrel including a second lens that is aligned with the first lens in an optical axis direction, and a stop module disposed between the first lens barrel and the second lens barrel. The stop module includes blades configured to form one or more incidence holes having various sizes. The stop module includes a magnet portion including a driving magnet opposing a driving coil, and the magnet portion moves back and forth rectilinearly.

Abstract: An apparatus f for updating firmware of a black box for a vehicle includes an infotainment device configured to receive information regarding a current version of firmware from the black box and to transmit information regarding a firmware source of an updated version of the firmware to the black box, and a wireless communications terminal configured to receive the information regarding the current firmware version from the infotainment device, to download the firmware source of the updated version of the firmware from a server, and to transmit the downloaded firmware source of the updated version of the firmware to the infotainment device.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are an electronic shelf label system and an operating method thereof. The electronic shelf label system includes: a main server having product information on products stored therein; an electronic shelf label receiving the product information from the main server, displaying the received product information, and including a near field communication tag having a product recognition identification (ID) pre-stored therein; and a mobile communication terminal reading the product recognition ID, transmitting the read product recognition ID to the main server, receiving the product information from the main server, and displaying the received product information.