Abstract:
Provided is a personal authentication device based on an auditory brainstem response signal. The personal authentication device includes a signal generator, a signal acquirer, and a signal processor. The signal generator may output an auditory stimulus to an ear of a user, using a sound generator. The signal acquirer may acquire a first reference potential corresponding to a first interval, from a first electrode in close contact with the other ear of the user, and acquire a first evoked potential corresponding to the first interval from a second electrode in close contact with the ear, based on the first reference potential. The signal processor may generate a first auditory brainstem response signal, based on the first reference potential and the first evoked potential, generate authentication data for the user from the first auditory brainstem response signal, and compare the authentication data with registration data to authenticate the user.
Abstract:
Provided is a centrifugal device. The centrifugal device includes a centrifugal part configured to provide an intermediate chamber into which a centrifugal object is put and a driving part disposed on a rotation axis passing through the intermediate chamber.
Abstract:
The present disclosure relates to a microfluidic control system and a microfluidic control method using the same. The microfluidic control system includes: a microfluidic chip including a storage chamber for storing a reaction solution and a receiving chamber communicating with the storage chamber; and a microfluidic control device for controlling the reaction solution inside the microfluidic chip, wherein the microfluidic control device includes: a first roller which is in contact with the microfluidic chip and rotates together with the movement of the microfluidic chip; and a pressurizing protrusion formed on the outer peripheral surface of the first roller, wherein the pressurizing protrusion has a shape corresponding to the storage chamber.
Abstract:
Provided is a microanalysis method and system using a Field Effect Transistor (FET). The microanalysis method includes a channel region having a receptor molecule fixed; forming a nano-particle conjugate in the channel region by supplying a sample for test and the nano-particle conjugate to the FET; growing a probe material on the channel region; and measuring a current flowing through the channel region, wherein the receptor molecule is a material that is selectively bonded to a target molecule in the sample for test.
Abstract:
Provided is an apparatus for scanning excitation light for a photoacoustic image including a laser delivery device including a rotation reflector configured to receive an excitation laser beam emitted from a laser beam generator, reflect the received excitation laser beam at a certain angle, and radially deliver the reflected excitation laser beam through rotation; a plurality of optical connection lenses disposed on a circumference having a predetermined radius from the rotation reflector and configured to sequentially receive the excitation laser beam while the rotation reflector rotates; and a plurality of optical fiber strands connected with the plurality of optical connection lenses and configured to guide laser light received by the optical connection lenses to a photoacoustic probe.
Abstract:
Provided is an optical imaging system capable of increasing diagnosis reliability and preciseness, and efficiently observing a target. The optical imaging system using multiple light sources according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a first light source generating a first light modulated with a first frequency, a second light source generating a second light modulated with a second frequency, a camera simultaneously detecting multiple lights output from an object after the first and second lights are illuminated on the object and outputting multiple image detecting signals, and an image processing unit processing the multiple image detecting signals to obtain a first image representing a shape of the object and a second image representing a desired target portion of the object.