Hyun Jun Kim

6430445, Aug 6, 2002

Nov 13, 2000

09/710652

Hyun Jong Kim - Los Angeles CA, 90010
Ki Suk Kim - Los Angeles CA, 90010

A61F 200

607100, 607 2, 600 13

An anti-aging device to control the level of oxidation occurring at skin surface is described. The device is plugged into an electrical outlet to allow electromagnetic waves to pass through the inner surface, which has been pre-treated with far infrared light. The resulting affect on the skin is the reduced appearance of wrinkles and other signs of aging.

D490875, Jun 1, 2004

Dec 3, 2002

29/171904

Hyun Jong Kim - Los Angeles CA, 90010

2301

D23207, D7378

6783664, Aug 31, 2004

Nov 27, 2002

10/307049

Hyun Jong Kim - Los Angeles CA, 90010

C02F 148

210 85, 210 94, 210222, 210223, 366142

A water-treating device having a water jar, a magnetic agitator, an additive container having a bottom plate and a sleeve attached to the bottom plate, and an agitator driver that rotates the magnetic driver. The sleeve of the additive container has an outer wall, an inner wall, and mineral particles filled between the inner wall and the outer wall. The magnetic agitator has a base and a Y-shaped fin that protrudes upward from the base. The magnetic agitator has a magnetic bar between the fin and the base. The base has a shape of a disc having an upper surface and a lower surface, wherein the lower surface is convex. A metal plate is attached to the lower surface. The bottom plate also has a metal plate that contacts the metal plate of the base.

6820902, Nov 23, 2004

Feb 26, 2002

10/083083

Hyun S. Kim - Chicago IL, 60625

B60R 2214

280808, 2808011, 280748

A supplemental restraint system that is easy to use in a vehicle is provided. The user of the system is prevented from the damaging effects of being restrained by a shoulder seat belt combination that provides inadequate support to most of the body and can produce injury at the point of contact with the body during an accident. Further, the supplemental restraint system of the present invention provides the user with a harness to better hold the user to the seat and restraint system of the vehicle. The present invention provides a means of dressing an adult or a child in a restraint harness that may be easily attached within a vehicle and provides the user with restraints that fit the users height and weight requirements.

6902193, Jun 7, 2005

Jun 21, 2002

10/177312

Hoon Y. Kim - Chicago IL, US
Hyun S. Kim - Chicago IL, US

B60R022/14
A62B035/00

2808011, 280808, 280748, 297465

A supplemental restraint system that is easy to use in a vehicle is provided. The user of the system is prevented from the damaging effects of being restrained by a shoulder seat belt combination that provides inadequate support to most of the body and can produce injury at the point of contact with the body during an accident. Further, the supplemental restraint system of the present invention provides the user with a harness to better hold the user to the seat and restraint system of the vehicle. The present invention provides a means of dressing an adult or a child in a restraint harness that may be easily attached within a vehicle and provides the user with restraints that fit the user's height and weight requirements.

7401859, Jul 22, 2008

Sep 28, 2004

10/952081

Hoon Y. Kim - Chicago IL, US
Hyun S. Kim - Chicago IL, US

B60R 22/14

297465, 297472

Deformable guides for use with smaller persons and/or in a child restraint system are provided. The guides are of at least two varieties, one for inclusion within a belt system, so as to absorb the impact and stresses of a collision or other abrupt vehicular motion and the other of a type useful to guide the restraint system of an automobile about the correct location on a smaller person. The second type permits a smaller individual to be properly secured to a restraint system in spite of his small stature. The guides are made of multiple layers of metal, plastic or other structurally significant materials, or combinations thereof, and designed to receive the energy of a collision such that a guide will deform, without breaking, absorbing the energy of a collision or other abrupt action.

7516151, Apr 7, 2009

Nov 1, 2004

10/979413

Scott J. Norton - San Jose CA, US
Hyun J. Kim - Sunnyvale CA, US

Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. - Houston TX

G06F 17/00

707102, 707101, 707202

A computer-implemented method for traversing a first set of objects in a first dynamic list in a computer system. The method includes partitioning copies of the first set of objects into a plurality of second dynamic lists, each of the plurality of second dynamic lists being configured to contain a subset of the copies of the first set of objects, copies of the first set of objects being disposed in the plurality of second dynamic lists. The method also includes traversing the plurality of second dynamic lists using a plurality of traversal threads, thereby causing at least some of the copies of the first set of objects to be traversed in parallel.

7683279, Mar 23, 2010

Sep 29, 2005

12/280036

Hyun Soo Kim - San Jose CA, US

H01H 13/83

200310, 200314

The present invention provides a light emitting keypad having a very slim light guide film, and a light guide film for a keypad backlight. Particularly, a reflection layer is formed on a lower portion of the light guide film, resulting in more improved luminance. According to the present invention, the introduction of an EL sheet is eliminated, substantial slimness is achieved as compared with a direct illumination type keypad, high luminance is obtained by introducing a reflection layer even though a small number of light sources are used, and a light emitting surface can be provided for intensive light emission onto key regions of a keypad by forming a predetermined pattern on at least one surface of the light guide film.