Eric Park

6669285, Dec 30, 2003

Jul 2, 2002

10/188662

Eric Park - Rowland Heights CA, 91748
Jung Ho Son - Stevenson Ranch CA, 91381

B60R 1102

2972173

The invention resides in a pre-fabricated OEM replacement vehicle headrest with a built-in active matrix TFT LCD monitor. The data input cable is run through the seat, through a hollow headrest support tube and into the monitor. The headrest device eliminates the need to modify the original equipment headrests to accommodate the monitor and thereby reduce its safety capabilities.

7040698, May 9, 2006

Jul 1, 2003

10/610956

Eric Park - Rowland Heights CA, US
Jung Ho Son - Stevenson Ranch CA, US

SAVV Corporation - Cerritos CA

B60R 11/02
A47C 7/72

2972173, 348837

An embodiment of the invention has a headrest restraint incorporating a remote-controlled, video monitor with a monitor safety cover and concealed video input and power supply cable. It can serve as an OEM headrest or as an after-market headrest replacement. This embodiment of the invention maintains headrest safety requirements and meets vehicle manufacturers' specifications, unlike headrests specially modified to incorporate a rearward facing video monitor. The monitor safety cover protects rear seat occupants from impact with the monitor. The abstract is submitted with the understanding that it will not be used to interpret or limit the scope or meaning of the claims. 37 CFR 1. 72(b).

7290833, Nov 6, 2007

Dec 23, 2005

11/315351

Eric Park - Rowland Heights CA, US
Jung Ho Son - Stevenson Ranch CA, US

SAVV Corporation - Cerritos CA

A47C 7/62

2972173, 297408

An embodiment of the invention has a headrest restraint incorporating a remote-controlled, video monitor with a monitor safety cover and concealed video input and power supply cable. It can serve as an OEM headrest or as an after-market headrest replacement. This embodiment of the invention maintains headrest safety requirements and meets vehicle manufacturers' specifications, unlike headrests specially modified to incorporate a rearward facing video monitor. The monitor safety cover protects rear seat occupants from impact with the monitor. The abstract is submitted with the understanding that it will not be used to interpret or limit the scope or meaning of the claims. 37 CFR 1. 72(b).

7292208, Nov 6, 2007

Dec 4, 2002

10/309471

Eric Park - Rowland Heights CA, US
Jung Ho Son - Stevenson Ranch CA, US

SAVV Corporation - Cerritos CA

G09G 5/00

345 8, 345 21, 345 55, 345 87, 345 92, 345630

The invention is a rearview video-output device with a cover, a transparent plate mounted into the cover with at least one video output device and at least one audio output device located within the cover. A cable provides a means for inputting at least one video signal, at least one audio signal and electric power. A means for attaching the cover to the center rearview mirror is provided. A sheet is located behind the transparent plate and within the cover. The sheet enhances the reflectivity of the transparent plate by providing a uniform background color and texture. The sheet is sized to permit pass through installation of each video output device. The device does not limit video clarity and brightness. The abstract is submitted with the understanding that it will not be used to interpret or limit the scope or meaning of the claims.

20020082930, Jun 27, 2002

Dec 18, 2000

09/740753

Eric Park - Aliso Viejo CA, US

G06F017/60

705/026000, 707/513000

A method for marketing over a network of interconnected computing/communicating devices is disclosed which may comprise the steps of: providing a web-site that is identified as specific to a market sector; supplying on the web-site information specific to a plurality of first level topics related to the market sector; providing within the information specific to a particular first level topic related to the market sector, at least one pointer to a more specific second level topic referenced in the information specific to the first level topic; responsive to activation of the pointer, providing further information specific to the more specific second level topic; providing access to E-commerce access to transaction processing with at least one provider of goods and/or services referenced in the more specific second level topic. The method may further comprise the steps of: providing within the information specific to the second level topic at least one pointer to a more specific third level topic referenced in the information specific to the second level topic; responsive to the activation of the pointer contained within the information relating to the second level topic, providing further information specific to the more specific third level topic; providing E-commerce access to transaction processing with at least one provider of goods and/or services referenced in the more specific third level topic. The method may further comprise the steps of: providing within the information specific to an nth level topic at least one pointer to a more specific n+1th level topic referenced in the information specific to the nth level topic; responsive to the activation of the pointer contained within the information relating to the nth level topic, providing information relating to the n+1th level topic; providing E-commerce access to transaction processing with at least one provider of goods and/or services referenced in the more specific n+1th level topic. The network may be the World Wide Web. The identification of the web-site may include a superbrand designation, which may include a market category designator and a superbrand moniker, e.g. as a suffix and ,e.g., the suffix “pedia.”

20040230492, Nov 18, 2004

Feb 3, 2004

10/771167

Eric Park - Aliso Viejo CA, US

G06F017/60

705/026000

A method for marketing over a network of interconnected computing/communicating devices is disclosed which may comprise the steps of: providing a web-site that is identified as specific to a market sector; supplying on the web-site information specific to a plurality of first level topics related to the market sector; providing within the information specific to a particular first level topic related to the market sector, at least one pointer to a more specific second level topic referenced in the information specific to the first level topic; responsive to activation of the pointer, providing further information specific to the more specific second level topic; providing access to E-commerce access to transaction processing with at least one provider of goods and/or services referenced in the more specific second level topic. The method may further comprise the steps of: providing within the information specific to the second level topic at least one pointer to a more specific third level topic referenced in the information specific to the second level topic; responsive to the activation of the pointer contained within the information relating to the second level topic, providing further information specific to the more specific third level topic; providing E-commerce access to transaction processing with at least one provider of goods and/or services referenced in the more specific third level topic. The method may further comprise the steps of: providing within the information specific to an nth level topic at least one pointer to a more specific n+1th level topic referenced in the information specific to the nth level topic; responsive to the activation of the pointer contained within the information relating to the nth level topic, providing information relating to the n+1th level topic; providing E-commerce access to transaction processing with at least one provider of goods and/or services referenced in the more specific n+1th level topic. The network may be the World Wide Web. The identification of the web-site may include a superbrand designation, which may include a market category designator and a superbrand moniker, e.g. as a suffix and, e.g., the suffix “pedia.”.

20200174809, Jun 4, 2020

Feb 6, 2020

16/784072

- Salt Lake City UT, US
Simon Liu - Walnut CA, US
Victor Pak - San Mateo CA, US
Ricardo A. Guerrero - Huntington Beach CA, US
Eric S. Park - Lake Forest CA, US
Mina Farah - Huntington Beach CA, US
Marc Robert Ilgen - Encinitas CA, US
Dusan Jankov - Huntington Beach CA, US

G06F 9/455
H04W 4/60
G06F 9/445
H04L 29/08

A method for electronic device virtualization and management includes transmitting a signal to a server from a client. The signal is initiated by a user of a user interface of the client. The user interface of the client presents at least two devices to the user, which the user may interact with. The signal may include a power cycling instruction directed to at least one of the devices. When the server receives a communication back from the at least one device, it may send the information to the client, where the user interface may be updated in response to the communication. The devices may be controlled with other instructions, such as scheduling instructions, firmware update instructions, and configuration backup instructions. If a power device is virtualized, it may be controlled on a port-by-port basis.

20160072924, Mar 10, 2016

Dec 31, 2014

14/588359

- Hayward CA, US
Simon Liu - Walnut CA, US
Victor Pak - San Mateo CA, US
Ricardo A. Guerrero - Huntington Beach CA, US
Eric S. Park - Lake Forest CA, US
Mina Farah - Huntington Beach CA, US
Marc Robert Ilgen - Encinitas CA, US
Dusan Jankov - Huntington Beach CA, US

H04L 29/06
H04L 12/46
H04L 29/08
G06F 9/455

A method for electronic device virtualization and management includes transmitting a signal to a server from a client. The signal is initiated by a user of a user interface of the client. The user interface of the client presents at least two devices to the user, which the user may interact with. The signal may include a power cycling instruction directed to at least one of the devices. When the server receives a communication back from the at least one device, it may send the information to the client, where the user interface may be updated in response to the communication. The devices may be controlled with other instructions, such as scheduling instructions, firmware update instructions, and configuration backup instructions. If a power device is virtualized, it may be controlled on a port-by-port basis.