Sung Won Park

8014505, Sep 6, 2011

Sep 2, 2005

11/219154

Johng Phil Lee - Teaneck NJ, US
Eric E. Moon - London, GB
Sung H. Park - Fort Lee NJ, US
Jung E. Lee - Burbank CA, US
Aleksandr Livshits - East Hanover NJ, US
Jae Heung Park - Fort Lee NJ, US

Locus Telecommunications, Inc. - Englewood Cliffs NJ

H04M 15/00

3791142, 37911415

A point-of-sale electronic distribution system for distributing an access code (e. g. , a personal identification number (PIN)) is provided. The system allows retailers/distributors to purchase access codes for use with pre-paid products using conventional telephones and without requiring the use of a dedicated terminal or personal computer at the point-of-sale. A telephone call relating to a request for an access code is received at a central server. An access code is obtained from a database of access codes and transmitted to the caller by telephone, facsimile, or e-mail. Reports relating to a pre-paid calling card account can be requested during the telephone call.

8546781, Oct 1, 2013

May 11, 2012

13/469556

Wanki Kim - White Plains NY, US
Zhiping Zhang - Stanford CA, US
Sung Il Park - Stanford CA, US

The Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University - Palo Alto CA

H01L 45/00

257 2, 365148, 257E45001, 257 3, 257 4, 257 5

A resistive random access memory (RRAM) device is provided that includes a first electrode, a second electrode, and a resistance-change film disposed between the first electrode and the second electrode, where the resistance-change film includes an atomic ratio of aluminum, oxygen and nitrogen.

D4123506, Jul 27, 1999

Jul 30, 1998

D/091498

Sung Yang Park - Clifton NJ

2102

D21754

D4383664, Mar 6, 2001

Nov 8, 1999

D/113604

Sung Yang Park - Clifton NJ

0203

D 2893

20170355089, Dec 14, 2017

Jun 8, 2016

15/177083

- Port Washington NY, US
Sung Lyul Park - Port Washington NY, US
Siyong Sung - Port Washington NY, US
Jisun Lee - Port Washington NY, US
Hyoungsub Kim - Suzhou, CN
Samuel Park - Port Washington NY, US

B26B 19/38
B26B 19/06

A hair trimmer includes a cutting head and a body configured for easy reach of the hard to reach places, such as behind ears. This is achieved by shaping a front portion of the body to have cutouts behind the cutting head, which allow the trimmer to navigate around parts such as an ear. The cutouts also improve air flow around the front of the trimmer's body, thereby improving performance and durability of internal trimmer components through better cooling. The walls of the cutouts may have air ducts to further improve the cooling of the internal components. The cutouts also reduce the vibration of the cutting head and the body, leading to better trimming experience for the user and to improved durability of the trimmer. The method of using a trimmer with a cutting head and a body configured for easy reach of hard to reach places, such as behind ears, is also described.

20160206070, Jul 21, 2016

Dec 28, 2015

14/980280

- Port Washington NY, US
Sung Lyul Park - Port Washington NY, US
Kyoung Hak Lee - Port Washington NY, US
Si Yong Sung - Port Washington NY, US

A45D 1/04
A45D 1/28
A45D 7/02

The present disclosure relates to hair styling apparatuses and related methods. The hair styling apparatus includes a heated barrel defining a stationary hair styling surface, a rotating member configured to rotate around the stationary hair styling surface, and a burn prevention cover. The rotating member includes a tab fixedly extending along a longitudinal length of the stationary hair styling surface over less than an entire longitudinal length of the hair styling surface to gather and wind a user's hair around the stationary hair styling surface without clamping onto the wound hair.