Seung Taek Baek

8169969, May 1, 2012

Jun 18, 2008

12/141439

Ramanuja Vedantham - Dallas TX, US
Sandeep Bhadra - Dallas TX, US
Shantanu Kangude - Dallas TX, US
Seung Baek - Richardson TX, US

Texas Instruments Incorporated - Dallas TX

H04W 4/00

370331, 455436

This invention employs an inherent tradeoff in a radio bearer dependent data handling method for intra-E-UTRA handoffs. For user equipment using real time data, the source node forwards to the target node not yet acknowledged real time service data units and disconnects. This makes the handoff latency short at the expense of data traffic between nodes. For user equipment not needing real time data, the source node continues to receive user equipment acknowledgements during a time out period and only forwards service data units acknowledged during the time out period. This reduces X2 interface traffic between the source and target nodes but extends the handoff latency.

20160286016, Sep 29, 2016

Oct 14, 2013

14/401197

Soo Yeon Lee - Incheon, KR
Seung Lak Baek - Los Angeles CA, US

H04M 1/04
F16M 13/00
F16M 11/38
H04B 1/3877
F16B 47/00

The invention is a sticking type stand comprising; a frame an elastic supporting member having an elongated shape, and the longitudinal upper end of it being mounted on the frame the transverse section being curved with the central part being convex outwardly so that, if the external force is exerted on the convex front surface with the concave rear surface being supported, the longitudinal lower end of it can be elastically bent outwardly; and a sticking sheet provided on the rear surface of the frame

20150078513, Mar 19, 2015

Sep 12, 2014

14/485582

Seung H. BAEK - La Habra CA, US

A61B 6/14
A61B 6/00
A61B 5/00
A61B 6/03

378 19

A dental cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) system, with a photon generator configured to emit x-ray photons; a photon detector spaced apart from the photon generator so as to accommodate at least a portion of a human mouth therebetween, the photon detector configured to receive the x-ray photons; and a processor in electronic communication with the photon detector. The photon detector is a direct-conversion detector configured to convert each received x-ray photon directly to a corresponding electrical signal, to determine information corresponding to a spatial pattern of the electrical signals, and to transmit the information to the processor. The processor is further configured to generate an image of the portion of the human mouth from the transmitted information.

20140211755, Jul 31, 2014

May 1, 2012

13/461758

Ramanuja Vedantham - Dallas TX, US
Sandeep Bhadra - Dallas TX, US
Shantanu Kangude - Dallas TX, US
Seung Baek - Richardson TX, US

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED - Dallas TX

H04W 36/24

370331

This invention employs an inherent tradeoff in a radio bearer dependent data handling method for intra-E-UTRA handoffs. For user equipment using real time data, the source node forwards to the target node not yet acknowledged real time service data units and disconnects. This makes the handoff latency short at the expense of data traffic between nodes. For user equipment not needing real time data, the source node continues to receive user equipment acknowledgements during a time out period and only forwards service data units acknowledged during the time out period. This reduces X2 interface traffic between the source and target nodes but extends the handoff latency.

20140086389, Mar 27, 2014

Sep 12, 2013

14/025715

Seung H. BAEK - La Habra CA, US
Gun Pyo PARK - Fullerton CA, US

A61B 6/00
A61B 6/14

378 62, 378147

An apparatus for positioning an X-ray imaging system. The apparatus includes an intraoral sensor sized and configured for placement within a human mouth, the intraoral sensor having one or more sensing elements for detecting X-rays, the intraoral sensor further having a signal generation element. Also included is a collimator unit having an X-ray collimator and first and second signal detection elements spaced apart from each other with the X-ray collimator positioned therebetween, the first and second signal detection elements spaced apart from each other, to thereby facilitate aligning of the collimator unit with the one or more sensing elements according to detection of signals from the signal generation element. Further included is an indicator unit located on the collimator unit, the indicator unit configured to display a determination as to whether the collimator unit is properly aligned with respect to the intraoral sensor.