Abstract: A shoes care device includes an inner cabinet and a module housing. A blowing part, a heating part, and a dehumidifying part are jointly accommodated in a module chamber inside a module housing, and the module housing is detachably coupled to a lower side of the inner cabinet. A shoes care device having a structure in which condensed water generated while passing through the blowing part, the heating part, and/or the dehumidifying part can be prevented from being leaked, and it is advantageous for leakage management, and the module housing and a component accommodated therein are easily managed and replaced.

Abstract: A vehicle includes at least one sensor, a controller configured to control operations of the vehicle; and a processor configured to be electrically connected to the at least one sensor and the controller, the processor configured to detect, based on surrounding environment information and vehicle state information collected from the at least one sensor, an event associated with a stop, identify, by the at least one sensor and based on the detected event, an area for the vehicle to stop, determine, based on a size of the identified area, a stop type, and cause, by the controller and based on the determined stop type, the vehicle to stop in the identified area.

Abstract: There is provided a warm water supply device for controlling the number of voltage pulses applied to heaters, including: a first heater configured to have a first pre-set capacity, provided at a water inlet, and heating water introduced through the water inlet; a second heater configured to have a second pre-set capacity greater than that of the first pre-set capacity, provided at a water outlet, and heating water introduced through the water outlet; and a controller calculating a first heater driving period and calculating a second heater driving period according to a water temperature introduced through the water inlet and a set heating water temperature discharged through the water outlet by using a zero crossing control scheme, and driving the first and second heaters by controlling the number of voltage pulses applied to the first and second heater according to the heater driving periods, respectively.

Abstract: A temperature-controllable heated seat includes: a housing providing a certain amount of internal space; heating wires disposed within the housing, having bent portions repeated from one end portion to the other end portion of the housing, and heating the housing upon receiving power; and a thermostat unit disposed at a periphery of the heating wires and controlling power supply to the heating wires such that the temperature of the housing does not exceed a pre-set temperature value.