Abstract: A rollable display device is provided. An exemplary embodiment of the present invention provides a rollable display device including: a display body including a display unit configured to display various types of information as an image on one surface thereof and provided to be rollable; and a flexible battery provided on the display body and configured to supply power to the display body.

Abstract: Provided is a flexible battery. A flexible battery according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention includes: an electrode assembly; and an exterior material in which the electrode assembly is encapsulated together with an electrolyte, in which the electrode assembly and the exterior material are formed such that patterns for contraction and extension in a longitudinal direction have the same directionality when the flexible battery is bent. As such, the patterns for contraction and extension in the longitudinal direction are formed on both of the exterior material and the electrode assembly, thereby preventing or minimizing deterioration in the required physical properties even though the flexible battery is bent.

Abstract: A flexible battery is disclosed, which comprises an electrode assembly, and an exterior material for sealing the electrode assembly along with an electrolyte. Both the electrode assembly and the exterior material are formed such that patterns for contraction and extension with respect to the longitudinal direction have the same directionality in the event of being bent.

Abstract: A position-controlled wave power generating apparatus. A position-controlled wave power generating apparatus is included a floating part floatable on a body of water, a motion conversion unit coupled to a floating part, a power generating unit generating electricity using a generator connected to a motion conversion unit, and a position control unit positioned below a water surface to generate a thrust from the energy of waves.

Abstract: Provided is an apparatus for recovering and launching an unmanned aerial vehicle.

Abstract: A wave power generating apparatus is provided. A generator including a housing and a drive shaft coupled to the housing is coupled to a floating part that is floatable on a sea. The drive shaft is positioned on an extension of the center of rotation extending from the housing. A first rotary unit is coupled to the generator housing, is rotatable in a first direction together with the housing about the extension of the center of rotation, and includes a first blade able to pivot about a first pivot axis perpendicular to the extension of the center of rotation. A second rotary unit is coupled to the drive shaft of the generator, is rotatable in a second direction opposite to a direction in which the first rotary unit rotates, and includes a second blade able to pivot about a second pivot axis perpendicular to the extension of the center of rotation.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are an underwater docking system and a docking method using the system. An exemplary embodiment of the present invention relates to a system for docking a target body on a docking station under water, the system comprising: a guide unit provided to the docking station to transmit at least one guide signal to the target body; an agent unit connected to the docking station by a smart cable and disposed at a position spaced apart from the docking station so that the agent unit is moored under the water in a direction corresponding to a tidal current; and the target body configured to be guided toward the agent unit by the guide signal and then connected to a portion of the agent unit.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are a sonar-image-simulation method for image prediction of an imaging sonar and an apparatus using the sonar-image-simulation method. The sonar-image-simulation method includes the models of ultrasound beams of the imaging sonar, a target object, and a background on which the target object is placed, which have been described as multiple straight lines, multiple polygons, and an infinite plane, respectively. The method also includes calculating intersection points of the multiple straight lines with the multiple polygons or the infinite plane to derive image data needed to construct simulated sonar images. Based on the computed image data, the method can construct the simulated sonar images of any arbitrary-shaped object.

Abstract: A position-controlled wave power generating apparatus. A position-controlled wave power generating apparatus is included a floating part floatable on a body of water, a motion conversion unit coupled to a floating part, a power generating unit generating electricity using a generator connected to a motion conversion unit, and a position control unit positioned below a water surface to generate a thrust from the energy of waves.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are an underwater docking system and a docking method using the system. An exemplary embodiment of the present invention relates to a system for docking a target body on a docking station under water, the system comprising: a guide unit provided to the docking station to transmit at least one guide signal to the target body; an agent unit connected to the docking station by a smart cable and disposed at a position spaced apart from the docking station so that the agent unit is moored under the water in a direction corresponding to a tidal current; and the target body configured to be guided toward the agent unit by the guide signal and then connected to a portion of the agent unit.

Abstract: A wave power generating apparatus is provided. A generator including a housing and a drive shaft coupled to the housing is coupled to a floating part that is floatable on a sea. The drive shaft is positioned on an extension of the center of rotation extending from the housing. A first rotary unit is coupled to the generator housing, is rotatable in a first direction together with the housing about the extension of the center of rotation, and includes a first blade able to pivot about a first pivot axis perpendicular to the extension of the center of rotation. A second rotary unit is coupled to the drive shaft of the generator, is rotatable in a second direction opposite to a direction in which the first rotary unit rotates, and includes a second blade able to pivot about a second pivot axis perpendicular to the extension of the center of rotation.