Jong W Kim

6581405, Jun 24, 2003

Jan 2, 2002

10/033639

Jong Hae Kim - Glendale CA, 91203
Jitae Kim - Glendale CA, 91203

F25B 1500

62476, 62434, 62436

This invention relates to an airconditioning system which uses a plurality of absorption chiller-cells, for refrigerating an antifreeze fluid that is circulated through fan-coil units of an airconditioning system. The anti-freeze fluid passes through refrigerant evaporators in each cell structure in a consecutive order for lowering the temperature of the antifreeze fluid gradually. More particularly, it relates to an absorption chiller-cell system having a plurality of evaporators employing multi-refrigerant circulation circuits in an absorption cycle to produce sufficient refrigerant for the airconditioning system. The invention enables the physical size of the system to be relatively small, so that the system can replace conventional electric airconditioning units for home applications. In further aspects, this invention provides an airconditioning system which includes a plurality of absorption chiller-cells that produce various kinds of capacity of the system by combining more or less numbers of chiller-cells, the invention provides also an easier and simpler solution for maintenance or replacement of chiller-cells.

6742888, Jun 1, 2004

Mar 3, 2003

10/377549

Jong Kim - Los Angeles CA, 90006

G02C 900

351 47, 351 57

An eyeglass system comprises a base eyeglass set and a cover eyeglass set being carried on the base eyeglass set. The base set includes base lenses and a base bridge connecting the base lenses and hooks connected to outer sides of the base lenses. The cover set includes cover lenses, cover lenses and a cover bridge connecting the cover lenses. Inner portions of the cover lenses are recessed to form inner openings so that each corresponding end of the base bridge is inserted in the inner opening.

D512920, Dec 20, 2005

Jan 29, 2004

29/198315

Jong Ho Kim - Los Angeles CA, US

0901

D 9560, D9575

D528299, Sep 19, 2006

Sep 22, 2005

29/238915

Jong Kim - Los Angeles CA, US

0301

D 3294, D3265

D552347, Oct 9, 2007

Dec 12, 2005

29/244556

Jong Kim - Los Angeles CA, US

0301

D 3265

7789506, Sep 7, 2010

Jan 8, 2009

12/350851

Jong Kim - Los Angeles CA, US

G02C 1/02

351110, 351124

The invention provides a frame locking device for eyeglasses, comprising a locking groove and two locking bumps. The locking groove is provided on an outer edge of a lens, and extends perpendicularly to a surface of the lens. The two locking bumps are provided on a side portion of a frame, apart from each other so as to lock the lens by fixing the outer edge of the lens. A part of the side portion of the frame disposed between the two locking bumps is fitted into the locking groove. Less than half of the side portion of the frame disposed between the two locking bumps may be fitted into the locking groove of the lens. The side portion of the frame disposed between the two locking bumps may comprise elastic parts so as to be pressed to be inserted into and plucked out of the locking groove.

8401914, Mar 19, 2013

Apr 24, 2012

13/454962

Jong Myoung Kim - Yorba Linda CA, US

G06Q 30/00

705 261, 705 271

The disclosure provides a method of operating a retail store by displaying copies of some variations of a product in a customer shopping area within the retail store and storing other variations of the same product in a non-customer storage area of the retail store, while providing customers with a method to easily browse through all of the store's offerings by using mobile devices and QR codes located on or near displayed products. Upon scanning a QR code of a product displayed in the customer shopping area, the mobile device displays all variations and products related to the scanned product that are available for purchase at the retail store.

8401915, Mar 19, 2013

Apr 24, 2012

13/454971

Jong Myoung Kim - Yorba Linda CA, US

G06Q 30/00

705 261, 705 271

The disclosure provides a method of operating a retail store by displaying copies of some variations of a product in a customer shopping area within the retail store and storing other variations of the same product in a non-customer storage area of the retail store, while providing customers with a method to easily browse through all of the store's offerings by using mobile devices and QR codes located on or near displayed products. Upon scanning a QR code of a product displayed in the customer shopping area, the mobile device displays all variations and products related to the scanned product that are available for purchase at the retail store.