Ji H Kim

20220183513, Jun 16, 2022

Dec 15, 2020

17/121952

JI ROOK KIM - Ridgefield NJ, US

A47K 10/38

The present invention is a toilet paper roll holder that includes a pair of elongate arms, a vertical support, and a base member. Each of the elongate arms has a first surface. The first surface corresponding to each of the elongate arms are curved to have a roll of toilet paper positioned thereon. Each of the elongate arms has a second surface. The second surface corresponding to each of the elongate arms are biased inwardly therein. The second surface corresponding to each of the elongate arms face each other. Each of the elongate arms is secured to the vertical support. The vertical support is positioned between the elongate arms. The vertical support has the elongate arms being spaced apart from each other providing tension to the elongate arms to retain the roll of toilet paper. The base member has a top surface and a peripheral edge. The vertical support is secured to the top surface of the base member. Each of the elongate arms, the vertical support, and the base member are formed from a rigid or a semi-rigid material.

20160196526, Jul 7, 2016

Jan 6, 2015

14/590127

- Arlington VA, US
Ji Hoon Kim - Lyndhurst NJ, US
Manuel Enrique Caceres - Basking Ridge NJ, US
Yuk Lun Li - Morganville NJ, US
SM Masudur Rahman - Edison NJ, US

G06Q 10/08
A47F 5/00
A47F 10/00
H04W 4/00

A smart hook system for a store display including a hook configured to hang smart items having a resistor and a capacitor for display in a store. The hook at least one resistive electrical contact configured to come into electrical circuit contact with the resistor of the smart items hanging on the hook, and at least one capacitive electrical contact configured to come into electrical contact with the capacitor of the smart items that are hanging on hook. The smart hook also includes a processor configured to measure the resistance and capacitance of the smart items that are hanging on hook, and determine a quantity of the smart items hanging on the hook and identity of the smart items hanging on the hook based on the measured resistance and capacitance.

20150294398, Oct 15, 2015

Apr 14, 2014

14/251890

- Basking Ridge NJ, US
Ji Hoon Kim - Lyndhurst NJ, US
Samir S. Vaidya - Highland Park NJ, US
John P. Chin - Upper Montclair NJ, US

Cellco Partnership d/b/a Verizon Wireless - Basking Ridge NJ

G06Q 30/06

A system includes a highlighter that is installed in a store to highlight a physical position of an item on display in the store. The system also includes a processor installed in the store to determine a location and identification (ID) of a mobile device, and retrieve a profile of a user of the mobile device based on the ID. The processor controls the highlighter to highlight the item when the location of the mobile device is determined to be within a predetermined distance of the item, and when the item is determined to be of interest to the user of the mobile device based on information obtained in the profile.

20150172879, Jun 18, 2015

Dec 17, 2013

14/109294

- Basking Ridge NJ, US
SM Masudur Rahman - Edison NJ, US
Ji Hoon Kim - Lyndhurst NJ, US
Dan Sun - Bridgewater NJ, US

Cellco Partnership d/b/a Verizon Wireless - Basking Ridge NJ

H04W 4/12
H04W 4/00

A mobile device pass through for signaling messages procedure allows smart devices to participate in and control multimedia communications by providing the ability to control multimedia communications to the smart device by the mobile device. A mobile device and a smart device establish a channel of communications between the mobile device and a web browser executing on the smart device, e.g. when both are connected to the same Wi-Fi access point. When the web browser accesses a web application that utilizes signaling messages to control multimedia content, the web browser will send signaling message requests to the mobile device. The mobile device, in turn, generates and forwards the signaling message. Media content is delivered directly to the smart device without passing through the mobile device or the established channel of communications.

20150120549, Apr 30, 2015

Oct 31, 2013

14/069323

- Basking Ridge NJ, US
Ji Hoon KIM - Lyndhurst NJ, US
Corey Michael BRUNO - South River NJ, US
Paul BERMAN - Roselle Park NJ, US
Mauricio Pati CALDEIRA DE ANDRADA - South Plainfield NJ, US
Samir VAIDYA - Highland Park NJ, US

CELLCO PARTNERSHIP D/B/A VERIZON WIRELESS - Basking Ridge NJ

G06Q 20/40
G06Q 20/32

705 44

Systems and methods for mobile authentication for web payments are disclosed. In some implementations, a proxy server receives, from a computing device different from a mobile device, a request from a user to process a web payment via a payment account associated with the mobile device, the web payment being associated with an online merchant. The proxy server verifies that the mobile device is associated with the user. The proxy server transmits, to a commerce server of the online merchant, payment information for the web payment in response to verifying that the mobile device is associated with the user.

20150121501, Apr 30, 2015

Oct 31, 2013

14/069310

- Basking Ridge NJ, US
Ji Hoon KIM - Lyndhurst NJ, US
Corey Michael BRUNO - South River NJ, US
Paul BERMAN - Roselle Park NJ, US
Mauricio Pati CALDEIRA DE ANDRADA - South Plainfield NJ, US
Samir VAIDYA - Highland Park NJ, US

CELLCO PARTNERSHIP D/B/A VERIZON WIRELESS - Basking Ridge NJ

H04L 29/06

726 8, 726 9

Systems and methods for device-based authentication are disclosed. In some implementations, a device receives a Single Sign On PIN from a backend server. The device transmits, to a token server, the Single Sign On PIN and credentials of a subscriber identity module (SIM) to request a token for accessing a network resource via a computer different from the device. The token is associated with a user account. The device receives the token from the token server. The device stores the token at a local memory of the device.

20150020573, Jan 22, 2015

Oct 9, 2014

14/510281

- Solon OH, US
Ji Seung Kim - Jersey City NJ, US
Christopher James Durning - New York NY, US

C08J 9/00
C08G 18/76
B29C 67/20
G01K 13/00
G01N 33/00
G01N 21/25
C08G 18/32
C08J 9/12

73 232, 521159, 374100, 356402, 264340

This invention relates to impact absorbing foams. These foams comprise a polymeric foam and ceramic particulates dispersing the foam. These foams have numerous uses, including, for example, as interior pads for football helmets, and the like, for reducing head injuries.