Abstract: A head mounted display, according to various embodiments of the present disclosure, comprises: a housing comprising an opening part; an lens assembly arranged in the opening part; and a light shielding part arranged along the circumference of the opening part, wherein the light shielding part may be in a first configuration of being drawn out from the housing via the opening part so as to enable being worn on the face of a user, and a second configuration of having at least one portion thereof inserted into the housing via the opening part.

Abstract: A display panel includes: a printed circuit board disposed at one side of the display panel, the printed circuit board, having: a pattern portion including a surface, a first driving electrode and a first sensing electrode disposed on the first surface; and a cover portion facing the surface of the pattern portion and including a first pressure sensing layer overlapping the first driving electrode and the first sensing electrode.

Abstract: Disclosed is a touch sensor that includes a support layer including a touch area and a non-touch area surrounding the touch area, a sensing electrode part disposed on the support layer and in the touch area, and an insulating layer disposed in the touch area and a portion of the non-touch area. The insulating layer has a trench disposed along a perimeter of the touch area in the non-touch area. Also disclosed is a display device that includes the touch sensor and a method of manufacturing the touch sensor.

Abstract: There is provided a display device including a high-sensitivity touch sensor. A display device includes: pixels arranged in a display region; sensing electrodes arranged in a sensing region; sensing lines coupled to the respective sensing electrodes; a noise detection electrode disposed on the same layer as the sensing electrodes; sensing channels each including a first input terminal coupled to any one of the sensing electrodes and a second input terminal coupled to the noise detection electrode, the sensing channels each generating an output signal corresponding to a voltage difference between the first and second input terminals; and a processor detecting a touch input, using the output signals of the sensing channels.