Abstract: An accident monitoring system based on UWB-based real-time positioning comprises a UWB tag, a plurality of UWB anchors installed around a processing line and receiving the worker's position from the UWB tag and sensing predetermined information for the processing line, an AP receiving the worker's position and the predetermined information for from the plurality of UWB anchors, a server receiving the worker's position and the predetermined information for from the AP, storing the worker's position and the predetermined information for, and determining whether the worker is in a preset access-limited area, and a programmable logic control (PLC) box, upon receiving proximity information indicating that the worker is the access-limited area from the server through the AP, controlling to stop the industrial robot, the conveyor belt, and the motor in the processing line.

Abstract: According to an embodiment, there is provided an energy harvesting system using linear kinetic energy based on induction power generation. According to various embodiments, there may be provided an energy harvesting system using linear kinetic energy based on induction power generation, which may minimize the occasions of replacing or recharging the battery in battery-powered products by using the force or energy generated from a linearly reciprocating machine or device and may allow the battery to be charged when linear kinetic energy is generated and, otherwise, discharged, using an automatic battery charging/discharging system.

Abstract: According to an embodiment, an industrial wireless charging system using a magnetic resonance manner comprises a pneumatic cylinder having a shaft and a body to reciprocate the shaft, a solenoid valve suppling and exhausting air to/from the body of the pneumatic cylinder, a position sensor installed in the body of the pneumatic cylinder, detecting a position of the shaft, and receiving power from a rechargeable battery, and a controller controlling an operation of the solenoid valve based on an input value to the position sensor. The controller includes a wireless charging transmitter to wirelessly supply charging energy in a magnetic resonance manner. The position sensor includes a wireless charging receiver to receive the charging energy and charge the battery with the charging energy in a magnetic resonance manner.

Abstract: According to an embodiment, there is provided an energy harvesting system using linear kinetic energy based on induction power generation. According to various embodiments, there may be provided an energy harvesting system using linear kinetic energy based on induction power generation, which may minimize the occasions of replacing or recharging the battery in battery-powered products by using the force or energy generated from a linearly reciprocating machine or device and may allow the battery to be charged when linear kinetic energy is generated and, otherwise, discharged, using an automatic battery charging/discharging system.

Abstract: A access detecting system comprises an access detector installed at an entrance of a work site including a robot or a machine and configured to detect entry or exit of an object to/from the entrance and to output a first control signal when the object approaches the entrance and a second control signal according to a value obtained by adding or subtracting a count of the entry and a count for the exit and a controller configured to power off, or stop a function of, the robot or the machine upon receiving the first control signal and to re-operate the robot or the machine.

Abstract: An accident monitoring system based on UWB-based real-time positioning comprises a UWB tag, a plurality of UWB anchors installed around a processing line and receiving the worker's position from the UWB tag and sensing predetermined information for the processing line, an AP receiving the worker's position and the predetermined information for from the plurality of UWB anchors, a server receiving the worker's position and the predetermined information for from the AP, storing the worker's position and the predetermined information for, and determining whether the worker is in a preset access-limited area, and a programmable logic control (PLC) box, upon receiving proximity information indicating that the worker is the access-limited area from the server through the AP, controlling to stop the industrial robot, the conveyor belt, and the motor in the processing line.

Abstract: A remote jig control system may comprise a jig configured to place a car body to a particular position, a wireless magnetic sensor installed in the jig, a control panel wirelessly connected with the wireless magnetic sensor via first wireless communication to receive state information about the jig from the wireless magnetic sensor, a gateway connected with the control panel via the first wireless communication to receive the state information, a user terminal connected with the gateway via second wireless communication to receive the state information; and monitoring server configured to receive the state information from the gateway and store the state information, wherein the control panel is configured to be controlled through the user terminal to generate a jig control signal corresponding to the state information.

Abstract: A remote jig control system may comprise a jig configured to place a car body to a particular position, a wireless magnetic sensor installed in the jig, a control panel wirelessly connected with the wireless magnetic sensor via first wireless communication to receive state information about the jig from the wireless magnetic sensor, a gateway connected with the control panel via the first wireless communication to receive the state information, a user terminal connected with the gateway via second wireless communication to receive the state information; and monitoring server configured to receive the state information from the gateway and store the state information, wherein the control panel is configured to be controlled through the user terminal to generate a jig control signal corresponding to the state information.

Abstract: A access detecting system comprises an access detector installed at an entrance of a work site including a robot or a machine and configured to detect entry or exit of an object to/from the entrance and to output a first control signal when the object approaches the entrance and a second control signal according to a value obtained by adding or subtracting a count of the entry and a count for the exit and a controller configured to power off, or stop a function of, the robot or the machine upon receiving the first control signal and to re-operate the robot or the machine.

Abstract: A memory device useable with a memory system includes a voltage generator to a plurality of first candidate voltages and a plurality of second candidate voltages, and an X decoder to sequentially apply each of the plurality of first candidate voltages and each of the plurality of second candidate voltages to one or more cells of a memory cell array, and then to apply one of the plurality of first candidate voltages and one of the plurality of second candidate voltages as a first read voltage and a second voltage, respectively, to read data from the cells of the memory cell array according to a characteristic of the cells of the memory cell array.

Abstract: A memory device useable with a memory system includes a voltage generator to a plurality of first candidate voltages and a plurality of second candidate voltages, and an X decoder to sequentially apply each of the plurality of first candidate voltages and each of the plurality of second candidate voltages to one or more cells of a memory cell array, and then to apply one of the plurality of first candidate voltages and one of the plurality of second candidate voltages as a first read voltage and a second voltage, respectively, to read data from the cells of the memory cell array according to a characteristic of the cells of the memory cell array.