Abstract: An apparatus for supplying emergency power according to an embodiment of the present disclosure includes: a protection circuit unit connected to a battery and configured to limit an available voltage range of the battery; a bypass unit connected in parallel to the protection circuit unit and configured to form a bypass path of a current output from the battery according to an operation state of a disposed switching element; and a control unit configured to electrically connect the bypass path formed by the bypass unit by controlling the operation state of the switching element to a turn-on state.

Abstract: A touch sensor and a window laminate comprising the same, and an image display device comprising the same, the touch sensor comprising: a first electrode layer comprising a first main electrode and a first auxiliary electrode; a second electrode layer comprising a second main electrode and a second auxiliary electrode; and an insulating layer between the first electrode layer and the second electrode layer, wherein the insulating layer comprises a contact hole for electrically connecting the first electrode layer and the second electrode layer.

Abstract: A composite panel includes a substrate-less touch sensor panel and a first coupling member coupled to one surface of the touch sensor panel via a first adhesive layer.

Abstract: A touch sensor and a window laminate comprising the same, and an image display device comprising the same, the touch sensor comprising: a first electrode layer comprising a first main electrode and a first auxiliary electrode; a second electrode layer comprising a second main electrode and a second auxiliary electrode; and an insulating layer between the first electrode layer and the second electrode layer, wherein the insulating layer comprises a contact hole for electrically connecting the first electrode layer and the second electrode layer.

Abstract: A composite panel includes a substrate-less touch sensor panel and a first coupling member coupled to one surface of the touch sensor panel via a first adhesive layer.

Abstract: A touch sensor according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a substrate layer, sensing electrodes disposed on the substrate layer, an insulating layer covering the sensing electrodes on the substrate layer, a bridge electrode electrically connecting neighboring sensing electrodes of the sensing electrodes on the insulating layer, and floating electrodes distributed around the bridge electrode on the insulating layer.

Abstract: A touch sensor according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a base layer, a bridge electrode disposed on a top surface of the base layer, auxiliary electrodes disposed around the bridge electrode to be physically spaced apart from the bridge electrode, first sensing electrodes electrically connected to each other via the bridge electrode, and second sensing electrodes electrically separated from the first sensing electrodes and arranged in a direction different from an arrangement direction of the first sensing electrodes. A resistance may be decreased and a visual recognition of the bridge electrode may be suppressed using the auxiliary electrodes.

Abstract: A touch sensor according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a base layer, a first electrode layer including first dummy electrodes and first sensing electrodes including first holes therein arranged on a top surface of the base layer, the first sensing electrodes, an insulating interlayer formed on the base layer and covering the first electrode layer, and a second electrode layer including second dummy electrodes and second sensing electrodes including second holes therein arranged on a top surface of the insulating interlayer. An electrode visual recognition can be suppressed by an overlapping arrangement of the holes and the electrode patterns.

Abstract: A touch sensor includes a base layer; an electrode layer including, on the base layer, first array sensing cells connected and arranged in a first direction and second array sensing cells spaced apart from the first array sensing cells and arranged spaced apart in a second direction, the first and second sensing cells being provided with dummy holes; an insulation layer formed on the electrode layer and being provided with contact holes connecting the neighboring second array sensing cells in the second direction; and bridges formed on the contact hole and the insulation layer to electrically connect the neighboring second array sensing cells.

Abstract: A foldable touch sensor panel comprises: a touch sensor layer, a bonding layer having one side coupled to one side of the touch sensor layer and the other side coupled to a functional layer; and an adhesive layer having one side coupled to the other side of the touch sensor layer and the other side coupled to a display panel.

Abstract: A touch sensor according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a base layer, a bridge electrode disposed on a top surface of the base layer, auxiliary electrodes disposed around the bridge electrode to be physically spaced apart from the bridge electrode, first sensing electrodes electrically connected to each other via the bridge electrode, and second sensing electrodes electrically separated from the first sensing electrodes and arranged in a direction different from an arrangement direction of the first sensing electrodes. A resistance may be decreased and a visual recognition of the bridge electrode may be suppressed using the auxiliary electrodes.

Abstract: A touch sensor according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a base layer, a first electrode layer including first dummy electrodes and first sensing electrodes including first holes therein arranged on a top surface of the base layer, the first sensing electrodes, an insulating interlayer formed on the base layer and covering the first electrode layer, and a second electrode layer including second dummy electrodes and second sensing electrodes including second holes therein arranged on a top surface of the insulating interlayer. An electrode visual recognition can be suppressed by an overlapping arrangement of the holes and the electrode patterns.

Abstract: A touch sensor according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a substrate layer, sensing electrodes disposed on the substrate layer, an insulating layer covering the sensing electrodes on the substrate layer, a bridge electrode electrically connecting neighboring sensing electrodes of the sensing electrodes on the insulating layer, and floating electrodes distributed around the bridge electrode on the insulating layer.

Abstract: A touch sensor includes a base layer; an electrode layer including, on the base layer, first array sensing cells connected and arranged in a first direction and second array sensing cells spaced apart from the first array sensing cells and arranged spaced apart in a second direction, the first and second sensing cells being provided with dummy holes; an insulation layer formed on the electrode layer and being provided with contact holes connecting the neighboring second array sensing cells in the second direction; and bridges formed on the contact hole and the insulation layer to electrically connect the neighboring second array sensing cells.

Abstract: The present invention is to provide a stator for external rotor type motor, enabling to manufacture a motor with a high viscosity rate by allowing a unit tooth of a stator to be partially separated from an adjacent tooth. In order to accomplish the object of the present invention, there is provided a stator for external rotor type motor, comprising: a unit yoke; and a plurality of unit modules including a unit tooth extensively formed on the unit yoke, wherein the plurality of unit modules is continuously formed in a ring shape, and the unit yoke includes a connection part connected to an adjacent unit yoke, and a dividing part separated from the adjacent unit yoke, and one unit module in the plurality of unit modules is mutually separated from the adjacent unit module by a cutting part.

Abstract: A photographing apparatus includes a photographing unit that captures an image from incident light thereon; a communication status checking unit that checks a communication status of the photographing apparatus; a resolution determination unit that sets a resolution for a first image file for the captured image according to the communication status; a file generation unit that generates the first image file from the captured image, the first image file having the set resolution; and a communication unit that transmits the first image file to an external device.

Abstract: A face recognition apparatus comprising: a database that stores face information mapped to each corresponding user; a face recognition unit configured to recognize the face information of a user; a user management unit configured to classify the face information into groups of the users of which the face information is not similar between one another so that the users having the similar face information does not fall within the same groups to store the classified face information in the database.

Abstract: A method for controlling a server connected to a photographing apparatus is provided. The control method includes receiving status information of the photographing apparatus from the photographing apparatus, searching a schedule for using the photographing apparatus from pre-stored scheduling information, determining whether the searched schedule and the status information of the photographing apparatus satisfy preset conditions, respectively, and transmitting notification information to a user terminal apparatus when the conditions are satisfied.

Abstract: A method for a face recognition by a face recognition service server, includes receiving a face image that is photographed from a face registration terminal or a face recognition terminal; detecting a face area of the received face image; and quantifying at least one quality factor for the detected face area in order to determine whether the received face image is suitable as sample image required for face recognition. Further, the method includes selecting the received face image as the sample image required for the face recognition when the quality factor satisfies a predetermined quality criterion.

Abstract: An apparatus for identifying a fake face is provided. A first eye image acquirer acquires a first eye image by taking a picture of a subject while radiating a first ray having a first wavelength. A second eye image acquirer acquires a second eye image by taking a picture of the subject while radiating a second ray having a second wavelength that is shorter than the first wavelength. A controller extracts a first area and a second area having brighter lightness than the first area from each of the first and second eye images, calculates a lightness of the first area and a lightness of the second area in the first eye image, and a lightness of the first area and a lightness of the second area in the second eye image, and determines whether the subject uses a fake face based on the calculated lightness.