Hong Ying Li

6470219, Oct 22, 2002

Oct 2, 2000

09/678500

Stuart D. Edwards - Portola Valley CA
Peter Edelstein - Woodside CA
Hong Li - San Diego CA

Novasys Medical, Inc. - Newark CA

A61B 1818

607101, 607104, 607138, 606 41

Apparatus for remodeling in the urinary tract of a human female comprising a remodeling device having a shaft with a profile and with proximal and distal extremities. A handle is secured to the proximal extremity of the shaft. A member is mounted on the distal extremity of the shaft. A plurality of needle electrodes are carried by the distal extremity of the shaft and are disposed circumferentially of the shaft. A pusher is carried by the handle for moving the needle electrodes from a retracted position in which they are within the profile of the shaft and an extended position in which they extend sidewise beyond the profile of the shaft. A pump is connected to the handle for supplying a cooling liquid to the distal extremity of the shaft so that it exits from the shaft in the vicinity of the needle electrodes. An RF generator is coupled to the handle and to the needle electrodes for supplying radio frequency energy to the needle electrodes.

6558046, May 6, 2003

Mar 12, 2001

09/805512

Jeffrey A. Griffis - Redwood City CA
Roderick P. McAfee - Pleasanton CA
Curtis A. Ray - Alamo CA
Hong Li - San Ramon CA

Blaze Network Products, Inc. - Pleasanton CA

G02B 636

385 76, 385 92, 439931

An optical wavelength multiplexer and/or demultiplexer is provided having mechanical strain relief. The mechanical strain relief is provided by mounting ears carried by a molded coupling module supporting the fiber optic cable receptacle. The mounting ears are engaged by a pair of mounting plates carried by a housing for the device. Loads applied to the fiber optic cable receptacle are transferred to the housing frame and do not adversely affect the optical pathway of the assembled device.

20020131259, Sep 19, 2002

Mar 15, 2001

09/810200

Yoram Rozy - Danville CA, US
Jeffrey Griffis - Redwood City CA, US
Hong Li - San Ramon CA, US

H05K009/00

361/818000

A method of EMI shielding the seam(s) of a multiple-part enclosure is provided herein. The enclosure can be produced and assembled quickly and inexpensively. An embodiment of the invention is formed of two conductive sheet metal parts that make up the outer enclosure of an optoelectronic transceiver. The parts come together in a way that allows for an interference fit, and requires a press fit operation for complete engagement. A series of recesses along the edge of one part and a series of oversized (in relation to the recesses) teeth in the other part provide the interference fit. The oversized teeth are pressed into the recesses, providing metal-to-metal contact at regular intervals along the interface. Contact at regular intervals provides a robust EMI shield against electromagnetic waves incident to the enclosure's interior or exterior.

62417282, Jun 5, 2001

Sep 14, 1999

9/395123

John W. Gaiser - Mountain View CA
Hong Li - Cupertino CA

Medtronic, Inc. - Minneapolis MN

A61B 1814

606 41

A left atrium ablation catheter (4), including a sheath (8) and a deflectable electrophysiology catheter (10) housed within the sheath, is used to ablate coronary tissue at a target site within the left atrium (LA) of a heart. The electrophysiology catheter has ablation electrodes (24) along the tip (10). The ablation catheter is introduced into the right atrium (RA) through either the superior vena cava (SVC) or the inferior vena cava (IVC). The distal open end of the sheath is guided through a punctured hole in the interatrial septum and into the left atrium. The distal end (20) of the sheath is either precurved or is steerable so the electrode tip can be directed to the coronary target site in the left atrium. The electrode tip is sized and configured to create the desired lesion at the target site without movement of the electrode tip.

62003151, Mar 13, 2001

Dec 18, 1997

8/993211

John W. Gaiser - Mountain View CA
Hong Li - Cupertino CA

Medtronic, Inc. - Minneapolis MN

A61B 1739

606 41

A left atrium ablation catheter (4), including a sheath (8) and a deflectable electrophysiology catheter (10) housed within the sheath, is used to ablate coronary tissue at a target site within the left atrium (LA) of a heart. The electrophysiology catheter has ablation electrodes (24) along the tip (10). The ablation catheter is introduced into the right atrium (RA) through either the superior vena cava (SVC) or the inferior vena cava (IVC). The distal open end of the sheath is guided through a punctured hole in the interatrial septum and into the left atrium. The distal end (20) of the sheath is either precurved or is steerable so the electrode tip can be directed to the coronary target site in the left atrium. The electrode tip is sized and configured to create the desired lesion at the target site without movement of the electrode tip.

20190057404, Feb 21, 2019

Aug 15, 2017

15/677773

- Sunnyvale CA, US
Hong Li - Fremont CA, US
Ryan Bixby Smith - Sunnyvale CA, US
Kun Liu - Sunnyvale CA, US
Aman Grover - Sunnyvale CA, US

G06Q 30/02
G06Q 10/10

Disclosed in some examples are systems, methods, and machine readable mediums which provide for a forecasting service that, given a query that specifies job posting features produces one or more forecasted metrics for that job posting information over a particular period of time for a pay-per-click job posting model. By providing forecasting metrics, it allows job posters an ability to plan with a degree of certainty how much a particular job post is going to cost given a bid. Moreover, the metrics may visually show an expected value to the job poster for posting the job on the job posting service.

20160271882, Sep 22, 2016

Mar 20, 2015

14/664321

- Santa Clara CA, US
SUDIP S. CHAHAL - Gold River CA, US
GREESHMA YELLAREDDY - San Francisco CA, US
NORMAN YEE - Folsom CA, US
HONG LI - El Dorado Hills CA, US
RITA H. WOUHAYBI - Portland OR, US
TOMER RIDER - Naahryia, IL

B29C 67/00
G05B 19/4099
A41H 1/02

Embodiments described herein relate generally to simulating apparel items. A matching computer system may receive a request for an apparel item. The matching computer system may identify a 3D pattern corresponding to the apparel item. The matching computer system may provide this 3D pattern to a user agent computer system. The user agent computer system may cause a 3D printer to print a 3D artifact or modify an existing 3D artifact to simulate the requested apparel item. The modification of 3D artifact may be based on the data collected by the sensor(s) attached to the user which indicate the fitting and/or user feelings of the 3D apparel. The user agent computer system may print or modify the 3D artifact to include components that simulate characteristics of the requested apparel item. The 3D artifact may provide feedback to the user agent computer system based on sensing measurements. Other embodiments may be described and/or claimed.