Han S Lee

6354932, Mar 12, 2002

Jun 7, 2000

09/589916

Han Moo Lee - Los Angeles CA, 90042

A22C 2106

452122, 452138, 452127

A poultry processing machine including a distribution housing, a rotating dome and a truncated conical surface outwardly of the dome for the distribution of quarter legs to several processing units. Gates control the admission of the pieces to the processing units. The processing unit includes a converging inlet within which horizontal extending bars are positioned to allow the smaller end of the piece to drop downwardly into the unit. A rotatable circular blade and traction wheels draw the piece downwardly along with the operation of vacuum from a rotatable cutter. A passageway concentrically arranged within the cutter receives the bone of the quarter leg and vacuum drawn through the rotatable cutter draws the piece downwardly. A spreading surface lays the now deboned and longitudinally sliced piece into a flat slab. A skinning device having vacuum associated with a porous wheel pulls the skin away from the flesh.

6364673, Apr 2, 2002

May 31, 2000

09/584121

Han Young Lee - Garland TX, 75044

H01R 1344

439139, 439143, 439140, 174 67

An electrical outlet cover having a pair of floating socket covers which are resiliently urged toward a first position wherein holes in the floating socket covers are not aligned with holes in the electrical outlet. The floating socket cover must be rotated from the first position to a second position wherein holes in the socket cover are aligned with holes in the cover and then pushed toward the socket for moving prongs on the plug into holes in the socket. While prongs on the plug are moving into holes on the socket the prongs are covered by the floating socket covers to prevent electrical shock resulting from touching prongs of a plug that is partially plugged into the electrical socket.

7467573, Dec 23, 2008

Jun 1, 2007

11/809753

Han Young Lee - Plano TX, US

B25C 3/00

81 44

A nail holder () has a housing () which includes a frame () and a guard plate (). Two grip plates () are slidably secured within the housing () in opposed relation and have recesses () aligned in registration for receiving the shank () of a nail (). Two actuator plates () are disposed on opposite sides of the two grip plates (), spaced apart from respective ones of the grip plates () by coil springs (). Opposite ends of the coil springs () fit within recesses () formed in respective ones of the grip plates () and the actuator plates (). A user presses the actuator plates () lineally inward to press the coil springs () against the grip plates () and lineally move the grip plates () together to squeeze against the shank () of the nail ().

D585944, Feb 3, 2009

Jun 1, 2007

29/288191

Han Young Lee - Plano TX, US

2003

D20 43

8024064, Sep 20, 2011

Jun 30, 2008

12/164636

Kaushal A. Sanghavi - Seattle WA, US
Kalyanaraman Prasad - Seattle WA, US
Xiao Yu Li - Seattle WA, US
Pradeep Desai - Bellevue WA, US
Han S. Lee - Issaquah WA, US
Nadia Shouraboura - Newcastle WA, US

Amazon Technologies, Inc. - Reno NV

G06F 12/00
G06F 1/14
G06F 7/00

700226, 711165, 711114, 705 28, 700213

In various embodiments, approaches for the placement of inbound inventory in a materials handling facility are described. A product identifier is input from inbound inventory into a computer system, where the inbound inventory is to be stocked in a materials handling facility. At least one available inventory location is identified in the computer system that presents a lowest cost for storage of the inbound inventory in the materials handling facility. The inbound inventory is stocked in the at least one available inventory location contemporaneously with the determination of the at least one available inventory location in the computer system that presents the lowest cost for storage of the inbound inventory in the materials handling facility.

8028451, Oct 4, 2011

Jan 17, 2007

11/654420

Han Young Lee - Plano TX, US

G09F 3/18

4064202, 40648, 4066108

A tag holder () formed as a single stamping defines a singular body having a first tab (), a second tab (), and a third tab (). The second tab () is cut from the first tab () to define an aperture () in the first tab for receiving a hanger rod () of a product display, and then the second tab () is folded from the first tab () and aligned adjacent the third tab (). Protuberant lance portions () are formed from a surface () of the second tab () and extend toward the third tab (). A hang tag () is placed between the second tab () and the third tab (), with the aperture () in the first tab () aligned adjacent a hanger aperture () of the hang tag (), and then the second tab () is pushed toward the third tab () with the protuberant lance portions () extending through the hang tag () and against the third tab () to secure hang tag () to the tag holder ().

8510881, Aug 20, 2013

May 11, 2012

13/470245

Han Young Lee - Plano TX, US

A61G 7/02

5604, 5308

A hospital bed () is provided having a slidably extendable drawer () in which a removable bed pan () is disposed. The drawer () fits under the mid-section of the bed, and the bed is provided with a mattress () having stationary cushions () and moveable cushions (). The moveable cushions () are located in a central portion of the mattress () and configured for sliding out from underneath a person lying on the bed (). A pair of cushion guide tracks () are provided which are have a serpentine profile, such that sections () of the movable cushions () may be lowered and them moved from beneath the body of a person for accessing a central opening () beneath which the removable bed pan () is located when the drawer () is inserted fully into the mid-section of the bed ().

20020111181, Aug 15, 2002

Feb 12, 2002

10/076014

Brent Jaybush - Los Angeles CA, US
Han Lee - Cypress CA, US
Hong Lim - Rosemead CA, US

H04B007/00

455/519000, 455/517000

A radio dispatch system has a plurality of base stations covering a large geographic area. The base stations are connected to the Internet so voice messages can be sent between them. Each of a plurality of mobile transceivers is adapted to send voice messages to one of the base stations and receive voice messages from one of the base stations. As a result, the mobile transceivers can communicate with each other and the base stations over a wide geographic area limited only by the reach of the Internet.