Abstract: Sensing compositions, sensing element, sensing systems and sensing devices for the detection and/or quantitation of one or more analytes. Compositions comprising carbon nanotubes in which the carbon nanotubes retain their ability to luminesce and in which that luminescence is rendered selectively sensitive to the presence of an analyte. Compositions comprising individually dispersed carbon nanotubes, which are electronically isolated from other carbon nanotubes, yet which are associated with chemical selective species, such as polymers, particularly biological polymers, for example proteins, which can interact selectively with, or more specifically selectivity bind to, an analyte of interest. Chemically selective species bind, preferably non-covalently, to the carbon nanotube and function to provide for analyte selectivity. Chemically selective species include polymers to which one or more chemically selective groups are covalently attached.

Abstract: Disclosed are techniques for determining a motion state of a target object. In an aspect, an on-board computer of an ego vehicle detects the target object in one or more images, determines one or more first attributes of the target object based on measurements of the one or more images, determines one or more second attributes of the target object based on measurements of a map of a roadway on which the target object is travelling, and determines the motion state of the target object based on the one or more first attributes and the one or more second attributes of the target object.

Abstract: Disclosed are techniques for estimating a 3D bounding box (3DBB) from a 2D bounding box (2DBB). Conventional techniques to estimate 3DBB from 2DBB rely upon classifying target vehicles within the 2DBB. When the target vehicle is misclassified, the projected bounding box from the estimated 3DBB is inaccurate. To address such issues, it is proposed to estimate the 3DBB without relying upon classifying the target vehicle.

Abstract: Disclosed are techniques for lane estimation. In aspects, a method includes receiving a plurality of camera frames captured by a camera sensor of a vehicle, assigning a first subset of the plurality of camera frames to a deep learning (DL) detector and a second subset of the plurality of camera frames to a computer vision (CV) detector based on availability of the DL and CV detectors, identifying a first set of lane boundary lines in a first camera frame processed by the DL detector, identifying a second set of lane boundary lines in a second camera frame processed by the CV detector, generating first and second sets of lane models based on the first and second sets of lane boundary lines, and updating a set of previously identified lane models based on the first set of lane models and/or the second set of lane models.

Abstract: A semiconductor device -is provided. The semiconductor device includes a field insulating film on a substrate, a first fin type pattern which is formed on the substrate and protrudes upward from an upper surface of the field insulating film, and a gate electrode which intersects with the first fin type pattern on the field insulating film and includes a first portion and a second portion, the first portion being located on one side of the first fin type pattern and including a first terminal end of the gate electrode, and the second portion being located on the other side of the first fin type pattern, wherein a height from the substrate to a lowest part of the first portion is different from a height from the substrate to a lowest part of the second portion.

Abstract: Disclosed are techniques for estimating multiple lane boundaries through simultaneous detection of lane markers (LM) and raised pavement markers (RPM). Conventional techniques for lane marker detection (LMD) comprises extracting and clustering line segments from a camera image, fitting the clustered lines to a geometric model, and selecting the multiple lanes using heuristic approaches. Unfortunately, in the conventional technique, an error from each step is sequentially propagated to the next step. Also there are no techniques to estimate both LMs and RPMs. A technique to simultaneously detect in real time both LM and RPMs is proposed. This enables optimal estimation of multiple lane boundaries.

Abstract: Disclosed are techniques for estimating a 3D bounding box (3DBB) from a 2D bounding box (2DBB). Conventional techniques to estimate 3DBB from 2DBB rely upon classifying target vehicles within the 2DBB. When the target vehicle is misclassified, the projected bounding box from the estimated 3DBB is inaccurate. To address such issues, it is proposed to estimate the 3DBB without relying upon classifying the target vehicle.

Abstract: Provided is mobile equipment for measuring structural deformation of a nuclear fuel assembly, the mobile equipment including: a container; a power means and a loading table disposed inside the container; a pedestal disposed on one side of the loading table of the container, the pedestal being provided with a hinge means and a fixing means configured to fix the nuclear fuel assembly upright; a column seated on the loading table and provided at one end part thereof with a rotating shaft detachably installed to the hinge means, and configured to be erected upright on the fixing means of the pedestal by power of the power means; and a scanner configured to move upward and downward in a longitudinal direction of the column and to measure the structural deformation of the nuclear fuel assembly.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing an electrode for hydrogen production using a tungsten carbide nanoflake may include: forming a tungsten carbide nanoflake on a nanocrystalline diamond film by means of a chemical vapor deposition process in which hydrogen plasma is applied; and increasing activity of the tungsten carbide nanoflake to a hydrogen evolution reaction by removing an oxide layer or a graphene layer from a surface of the tungsten carbide nanoflake. Since an oxide layer and/or a graphene layer of a surface of tungsten carbide is removed by means of cyclic cleaning after tungsten carbide is formed, hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) activity of the tungsten carbide may be increased, thereby enhancing utilization as a catalyst electrode.

Abstract: An electromagnetic wave radiator may include: a first metal layer; a plurality of metal side walls vertically protruding along an edge of the first metal layer; and a second metal layer suspended over the first metal layer. The second metal layer includes a plurality of ports radially extending from edges of the second metal layer and a plurality of slots penetrating the second metal layer in a radial direction.

Abstract: A display module configured to improve transmission and reception performance of an electronic device includes: a first panel; a second panel disposed to be opposite to the first panel; and an antenna layer disposed between the first panel and the second panel, and comprising a resin layer formed by an imprinting method, wherein the resin layer includes: an engraved pattern formed in one surface; and an ink layer formed with a conductive material filled in the engraved pattern.

Abstract: Disclosed are a light emitting display device and a method of manufacturing the same, which prevent a lifetime of a light emitting layer from being shortened and prevent occurrence of a turn-on defect. The light emitting display device includes a plurality of pixels each including a transistor having a gate electrode, an active layer overlapping the gate electrode, a source electrode connected to one side of the active layer, and a drain electrode connected to another side of the active layer. The pixels further include a light emitting device having a first electrode, a light emitting layer disposed on the first electrode, and a second electrode disposed on the light emitting layer. The light emitting display device includes a contact hole, and the first electrodes of at least two of the pixels are electrically connected to side surfaces of respective source electrodes or to side surfaces of respective drain electrodes in the contact hole.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides an electroluminescent display device comprising a lower substrate, an insulating layer and subpixels. The insulating layer is positioned on the lower substrate subpixels. The subpixels are positioned on the insulating layer and include light emitting diodes comprising at least two light emitting layers emitting different colors. The subpixels includes a first subpixel in which only one light emitting layer of the at least two light emitting layers emits light and a second subpixel in which both of two light emitting layers of the at least two light emitting layers emit light.

Abstract: Semiconductor devices are provided including a first fin-shaped pattern having first and second sidewalls facing one another and a field insulating film contacting at least a portion of the first fin-shaped pattern. The first fin-shaped pattern includes a lower portion of the first fin-shaped pattern contacting the field insulating film; an upper portion of the first fin-shaped pattern not contacting the field insulating film; a first boundary between the lower portion of the first fin-shaped pattern and the upper portion of the first fin-shaped pattern; and a first fin center line perpendicular to the first boundary and meeting the top of the upper portion of the first fin-shaped pattern. The first sidewall of the upper portion of the first fin-shaped pattern and the second sidewall of the upper portion of the first fin-shaped pattern are asymmetric with respect to the first fin center line.

Abstract: One aspect of the present invention is to provide an electronic apparatus which is configured to provide a color writing function by means of the physical force of an external input means, and a control method thereof. More particularly, the present invention is to provide an electronic apparatus equipped with a plurality of liquid crystal panels in an electronic apparatus so that a plurality of colors can be written by the physical force of an external input means, and a control method thereof.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method and an apparatus for transmitting or receiving, by a first manager apparatus, data for provision of a particular service in a mesh network of a wireless communication system.

Abstract: Semiconductor devices are provided including a first fin-shaped pattern having first and second sidewalls facing one another and a field insulating film contacting at least a portion of the first fin-shaped pattern. The first fin-shaped pattern includes a lower portion of the first fin-shaped pattern contacting the field insulating film; an upper portion of the first fin-shaped pattern not contacting the field insulating film; a first boundary between the lower portion of the first fin-shaped pattern and the upper portion of the first fin-shaped pattern; and a first fin center line perpendicular to the first boundary and meeting the top of the upper portion of the first fin-shaped pattern. The first sidewall of the upper portion of the first fin-shaped pattern and the second sidewall of the upper portion of the first fin-shaped pattern are asymmetric with respect to the first fin center line.

Abstract: Resource processor circuitry parses responses corresponding to a resource of a request from other responses corresponding to other resources embedded in the resource of the request. This parsing reduces the shear amount of data needed to be processed by the resource processor circuitry, thereby improving performance of the resource processor circuitry. The resource processor circuitry parsing uses a pattern matching routine to parse the response corresponding to the resource of the request from the responses corresponding to other resources embedded in the resource of the request. Thereafter, the resource processor circuitry includes the response corresponding to the resource of the request to a catalog.

Abstract: An organic light emitting display device includes: an insulating layer; first electrodes on the insulating layer and spaced from each other by a gap; an organic light emitting layer on the first electrodes; and a second electrode on the organic light emitting layer, wherein the insulating layer includes a trench between the first electrodes, wherein the organic light emitting layer includes a first stack on the first electrodes, a charge generating layer on the first stack, and a second stack on the charge generating layer, wherein each of the first and second stacks includes a hole transporting layer, at least one emitting material layer and an electron transporting layer, and wherein the first stack has a discontinuous portion in the trench.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a method and an apparatus for establishing a reconnection between devices by using Bluetooth low energy (LE). In particular, a method performed by a first device comprises the steps of: performing a reconnection parameter negotiation procedure with a second device; transmitting, via a channel determined on the basis of a result of the negotiation procedure, to the second device, a trigger sequence including at least one trigger codeword for requesting the reconnection; and receiving a beacon from the second device in response to the trigger sequence, wherein when the beacon is received, the reconnection between the first device and the second device may be established.