Abstract: The microneedle sensor according to an embodiment of the present disclosure includes a sensor panel placed so that one surface thereof is in contact with the skin of the body; a plurality of hollow microneedles that are formed on one surface of the sensor panel to protrude in the form of micrometer-scale needles, wherein a hollow hole with one side exposed to the outside is provided inside the hollow microneedle; reaction electrodes of a conductive material each inserted into the hollow holes of the hollow microneedles and configured to be inserted into the interior of the skin along with the hollow microneedles; a reference electrode of a conductive material applied to a first region formed on one surface of the sensor panel and applied to the outer surfaces of hollow microneedles located on the first region; and a counter electrode of a conductive material applied to a second region formed on one surface of the sensor panel and applied to the outer surfaces of hollow microneedles located on the second regio

Abstract: A muscular strength assisting apparatus includes a muscular strength assisting portion that assists a user's muscular strength and a first connecting link including one side connected to one side of the muscular strength assisting portion and an opposite side rotatable relative to a shoulder of the user about a first rotation axis. The muscular strength assisting portion includes an upper arm module that assists muscular strength of an upper arm of the user and a link assembly including one side connected to one side of the upper arm module to be rotatable about a second rotation axis non-parallel to the first rotation axis and an opposite side disposed adjacent to a portion of a body of the user to be supported on the user.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a branch adapter for an infusion set having a structure in which a valve is not used.

Abstract: A method of Dynamic Voltage Frequency Scaling (DVFS) of a processor includes measuring a first utilization of the processor utilized to execute at least one of a graphic task and a computing task. A second utilization is generated by adjusting the first utilization based on a duration of the graphic task and a duration of the computing task. An operation frequency of the processor is determined based on a comparison of the second utilization with at least one threshold value.

Abstract: A method of Dynamic Voltage Frequency Scaling (DVFS) of a processor includes measuring a first utilization of the processor utilized to execute at least one of a graphic task and a computing task. A second utilization is generated by adjusting the first utilization based on a duration of the graphic task and a duration of the computing task. An operation frequency of the processor is determined based on a comparison of the second utilization with at least one threshold value.