Abstract: The present invention relates to an organic light-emitting diode in which a light-emitting layer comprises a compound represented by [chemical formula A] as a host and comprises a compound represented by [chemical formula 3], [chemical formula 4], [chemical formula 3-1] to [chemical formula 4-3] as a dopant, wherein [chemical formula 3], [chemical formula 4], [chemical formula 3-1] to [chemical formula 4-3] are the same as those described in the detailed description of the invention.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a compound represented by chemical formula I, a stereoisomer thereof, a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof, a hydrate or solvate thereof, and a pharmaceutical composition comprising same.

Abstract: The present invention provides a novel allulose epimerase variant in which an amino acid residue present at a specific position of an amino acid sequence of wild-type D-allulose 3-epimerase derived from Flavonifractor plautii is substituted with another amino acid residue, and various uses thereof. The novel allulose epimerase variant according to the present invention has a higher conversion activity of fructose to allulose than that of the wild-type D-allulose 3-epimerase derived from Flavonifractor plautii or a D-allulose epimerase variant W29K/G216S/M234I, and has excellent thermal stability especially under high temperature conditions of 60° C. or higher, thereby preventing contamination during an industrial-scale enzymatic conversion reaction for the mass production of allulose, shortening the production time, and reducing the production costs.

Abstract: A storage device includes a memory device and a controller. The memory device includes a plurality of memory regions. The controller is configured to perform a test operation on a target memory region among the memory regions when it is impossible to determine a second program standby time amount by which a second program operation remains as not performed on the target memory region after a first program operation is performed on the target memory region, and configured to control, according to a result of the test operation, the memory device to perform an adjusted second program operation on the target memory region.

Abstract: A memory system comprises a memory device including a plurality of memory blocks, and a controller configured to manage a first count, a second count, and a sum value for each of the plurality of memory blocks, the first count being the number of performed random read operations, the second count being the number of performed sequential read operations, the sum value being calculated based on the first count and the second count, and configured to perform a read reclaim operation for a specific memory block among the plurality of memory blocks based on a comparison result of the sum value for the specific block with a reference value.

Abstract: An image processing system according to an embodiment includes a spatial map server that generates a spatial map by using a point cloud and viewpoint videos from first real space images obtained by scanning real space, a location recognition server that stores location recognition data extracted from the spatial map, and compares the location recognition data with a second real space image obtained through a device of an AR user to identify location information of the device of the AR user on the spatial map, and a communication server that stores and provides the location information of the device of the AR user on the spatial map and a location of a VR user on the spatial map, and displays at least one or more AR users and at least one VR user on the spatial map in synchronization with each other by using the location information and the location.

Abstract: Disclosed are a pictogram recognition apparatus, a pictogram recognition system, and a pictogram recognition method, wherein the pictogram recognition method includes acquiring learning data, acquiring an image including a pictogram, extracting at least one zone from the image, acquiring a descriptor corresponding to the at least one zone, recognizing a pictogram by comparing the descriptor with the learning data and providing a user with information corresponding to the recognized pictogram.

Abstract: An augmented reality-based video calling system includes a first terminal configured to capture a video and a second terminal configured to add virtual content to the video captured by the first terminal and provide information regarding the added virtual content to the first terminal. The first terminal calculates 3D position coordinates of the virtual content in a 3D space corresponding to the video on the basis of the provided information regarding the virtual content, combines the virtual content with the video using the calculated 3D position coordinates, and display the virtual content combined with the video.

Abstract: Disclosed are a pictogram recognition apparatus, a pictogram recognition system, and a pictogram recognition method, wherein the pictogram recognition method includes acquiring learning data, acquiring an image including a pictogram, extracting at least one zone from the image, acquiring a descriptor corresponding to the at least one zone, recognizing a pictogram by comparing the descriptor with the learning data and providing a user with information corresponding to the recognized pictogram.

Abstract: An augmented reality-based video calling system includes a first terminal configured to capture a video and a second terminal configured to add virtual content to the video captured by the first terminal and provide information regarding the added virtual content to the first terminal. The first terminal calculates 3D position coordinates of the virtual content in a 3D space corresponding to the video on the basis of the provided information regarding the virtual content, combines the virtual content with the video using the calculated 3D position coordinates, and display the virtual content combined with the video.

Abstract: An augmented reality content display method and an apparatus and system for performing the same are disclosed. The method includes extracting, by a feature point classification device, feature points from a plurality of images captured while changing a capture point such that at least one of a capture position and a capture orientation is changed, tracking, by the feature point classification device, feature points extracted from the same area of the plurality of images to associate the tracked feature points with one another, calculating, by the feature point classification device, uncertainty about a position of the associated feature points, and classifying and storing, by the feature point classification device, the associated features as a recognition reference feature point group or a dummy feature point group according to the position uncertainty.

Abstract: An augmented reality content display method and an apparatus and system for performing the same are disclosed. The method includes extracting, by a feature point classification device, feature points from a plurality of images captured while changing a capture point such that at least one of a capture position and a capture orientation is changed, tracking, by the feature point classification device, feature points extracted from the same area of the plurality of images to associate the tracked feature points with one another, calculating, by the feature point classification device, uncertainty about a position of the associated feature points, and classifying and storing, by the feature point classification device, the associated features as a recognition reference feature point group or a dummy feature point group according to the position uncertainty.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for scaling a layout of an application in an image display device are provided. The method for scaling includes generating a scaling variable considering a distance between the image display device and a user, and scaling a layout of an application using the scaling variable.

Abstract: Provided are an apparatus and method for tracking augmented reality content using a mobile sensor. The method includes recognizing an augmented reality marker from an input image and calculating a position and posture of the recognized augmented reality marker, calculating a position and posture of augmented reality content corresponding to the augmented reality marker using the calculated position and posture of the augmented reality marker, synthesizing the augmented reality content with the input image using the calculated position and posture of the augmented reality content, and displaying the synthesized image, updating the position and posture of the augmented reality content using a 6-axis sensor when the augmented reality marker is not recognized in the input image; and synthesizing the augmented reality content with the input image using the updated position and posture of the augmented reality content, and displaying the synthesized image.

Abstract: Provided are an apparatus and method for tracking augmented reality content using a mobile sensor. The method includes recognizing an augmented reality marker from an input image and calculating a position and posture of the recognized augmented reality marker, calculating a position and posture of augmented reality content corresponding to the augmented reality marker using the calculated position and posture of the augmented reality marker, synthesizing the augmented reality content with the input image using the calculated position and posture of the augmented reality content, and displaying the synthesized image, updating the position and posture of the augmented reality content using a 6-axis sensor when the augmented reality marker is not recognized in the input image; and synthesizing the augmented reality content with the input image using the updated position and posture of the augmented reality content, and displaying the synthesized image.

Abstract: A non-volatile memory cell able to be written in a first direction and read in a second direction is described. The memory cell includes one or two charge trapping regions located near either the source or the drain, or both the source and the drain. During a programming operation, electrons can be injected into the charge trapping region by hot electron injection. During an erasing operation, holes can be injected into the charge trapping region. Embodiments of the invention include a charge trapping region that is overlapped by the control gate only to an extent where the electrons that were injected during a programming operation can be erased later by injecting holes in the charge trapping region.

Abstract: A non-volatile memory cell able to be written in a first direction and read in a second direction is described. The memory cell includes one or two charge trapping regions located near either the source or the drain, or both the source and the drain. During a programming operation, electrons can be injected into the charge trapping region by hot electron injection. During an erasing operation, holes can be injected into the charge trapping region. Embodiments of the invention include a charge trapping region that is overlapped by the control gate only to an extent where the electrons that were injected during a programming operation can be erased later by injecting holes in the charge trapping region.

Abstract: A non-volatile memory cell able to be written in a first direction and read in a second direction is described. The memory cell includes one or two charge trapping regions located near either the source or the drain, or both the source and the drain. During a programming operation, electrons can be injected into the charge trapping region by hot electron injection. During an erasing operation, holes can be injected into the charge trapping region. Embodiments of the invention include a charge trapping region that is overlapped by the control gate only to an extent where the electrons that were injected during a programming operation can be erased later by injecting holes in the charge trapping region.

Abstract: A non-volatile memory cell able to be written in a first direction and read in a second direction is described. The memory cell includes one or two charge trapping regions located near either the source or the drain, or both the source and the drain. During a programming operation, electrons can be injected into the charge trapping region by hot electron injection. During an erasing operation, holes can be injected into the charge trapping region. Embodiments of the invention include a charge trapping region that is overlapped by the control gate only to an extent where the electrons that were injected during a programming operation can be erased later by injecting holes in the charge trapping region.

Abstract: A non-volatile memory cell able to be written in a first direction and read in a second direction is described. The memory cell includes one or two charge trapping regions located near either the source or the drain, or both the source and the drain. During a programming operation, electrons can be injected into the charge trapping region by hot electron injection. During an erasing operation, holes can be injected into the charge trapping region. Embodiments of the invention include a charge trapping region that is overlapped by the control gate only to an extent where the electrons that were injected during a programming operation can be erased later by injecting holes in the charge trapping region.