Abstract: Systems and methods for evaluating the performance of three-dimensional (3D) sensors can include, for example, obtaining, via a 3D sensor in a testing apparatus, range information of a scene within a field-of-view (FOV) of the 3D sensor. The scene includes a plurality of targets disposed within the testing apparatus. Each of the plurality of targets is located at a different distance from the 3D sensor in the testing apparatus. A validation of the performance of the 3D sensor at the different distances is performed at a same point in time, based on the range information. An indication of a result of the validation is provided.

Abstract: The present invention provides novel compositions and methods for assessing the size of tandem repeat sequences, e.g., telomeres, within a genome, using specially designed Molecular Inversion Probes (MIPs) and reaction conditions.

Abstract: Provided herein are biomarkers useful for determining frailty, a biomarker signature for frailty, and methods of using the biomarkers to identify, classify, and treat a subject having frailty. Provided herein are also biomarkers useful for determining, identifying, classifying, and treating conditions associated with altered physical reserve, physical fitness, and exercise capacity.

Abstract: The present invention provides novel compositions and methods for assessing the size of tandem repeat sequences, e.g., telomeres, within a genome, using specially designed Molecular Inversion Probes (MIPs) and reaction conditions.

Abstract: A digital photographing system may include a lens unit detecting an image of a subject, and a first processor performing an image compensation data generation process and an optical compensation process in parallel. The optical compensation process may be a process of selectively controlling a movement of the lens unit based on motion data corresponding to a motion of a camera module. The image compensation data generation process may be a process of generating image compensation data corresponding to the image.

Abstract: There is provided an apparatus for driving auto focusing including: a motion sensor outputting motion data on motion of a camera module; a processor generating a control signal for controlling a focus of a subject based on the motion data; and an optical driving module moving a lens in a predetermined direction based on the control signal.

Abstract: A digital photographing system may include a lens unit detecting an image of a subject, and a first processor performing an image compensation data generation process and an optical compensation process in parallel. The optical compensation process may be a process of selectively controlling a movement of the lens unit based on motion data corresponding to a motion of a camera module. The image compensation data generation process may be a process of generating image compensation data corresponding to the image.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are a display device including a stylus pen including: a touch sensor; and a stylus pen detecting a pressure generated due to a touch on the touch sensor and generating a driving signal corresponding to the pressure and applying the generated driving signal to the touch sensor, and and an image information displaying method using the same.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is an apparatus for controlling a position of a display in a wearable device, including: a display module having the display movably mounted therein; and a movement compensating unit controlling a position of the display depending on movement of a user. Therefore, a smooth image compensation effect may be obtained, the user may accurately confirm contents displayed on the display, a focus of a line of sight of the user viewing the display may be fixed to one place, and fatigue of the user may be decreased to expand a use environment of the wearable device.

Abstract: An optical receiver circuit for receiving optical signals is described incorporating a photodetector, two coupling capacitors for coupling each side of the photodetector to respective inputs of a transimpedance amplifier, two current mirror circuits for detecting current on each side of the coupling capacitor and injecting equivalent current to the other side of the other capacitor which is at the input of the transimpedance amplifier, two low pass filters, two current sources and a transimpedance amplifier having two inputs. An optical receiver for receiving optical signals is described incorporating a photodetector having one side coupled to a reference voltage, a current source, a coupling capacitor, a transimpedance amplifier, and a circuit for injecting AC current to the input of the amplifier from the voltage developed across the photodetector.