公开(公告)号：US10223672B2

公开(公告)日：2019-03-05

申请号：US11612511

申请日：2006-12-19

申请人： Soobaek Jang ,  Moon J. Kim ,  Nianjun Zhou

发明人： Soobaek Jang ,  Moon J. Kim ,  Nianjun Zhou

IPC分类号： G06Q10/10 ,  H04L12/58 ,  G06F12/14

摘要： The invention provides a method, system, and program product for differentially displaying an instant messaging (IM) availability to a plurality of potential interlocutors. In one embodiment, the invention includes creating a relationship chart of potential interlocutors based on an organizational chart; defining a willingness to communicate, including a temporal component; establishing an IM availability for each potential interlocutor using the relationship chart and the willingness to communicate; sending the IM availability to a server; transmitting the IM availability from the server to a potential interlocutor's computing device capable of displaying the IM availability; receiving an IM invitation from an interlocutor; and generating an alert based on the IM availability for the interlocutor.

公开(公告)号：US09948813B2

公开(公告)日：2018-04-17

申请号：US15174167

申请日：2016-06-06

申请人： Moon J. Kim

发明人： Moon J. Kim

IPC分类号： H04N1/047 ,  G06K7/10 ,  H04B10/116 ,  G06K7/14 ,  G06K19/06 ,  H04N1/028

CPC分类号： H04N1/047 ,  G06K7/10722 ,  G06K7/1095 ,  G06K7/1447 ,  G06K19/06028 ,  G06K19/06075 ,  G06K19/06112 ,  H04B10/116 ,  H04N1/028

摘要： Embodiments of the present invention provide barcode sequences in an active display for information exchange. Specifically, embodiments of the present invention provide a system and method for communicating information between electronic devices via a barcode image sequence. In a typical embodiment, a barcode image sequence is displayed on the display screen of a first electronic device. A second electronic device reads and decodes the barcode image sequence. The second electronic device displays an acknowledgement on the display screen of the second electronic device. The acknowledgement is read by the first electronic device.

公开(公告)号：US09886389B2

公开(公告)日：2018-02-06

申请号：US12276072

申请日：2008-11-21

申请人： Dan P. Dumarot ,  Karl J. Duvalsaint ,  Daeik Kim ,  Moon J. Kim ,  Eugene B. Risi

发明人： Dan P. Dumarot ,  Karl J. Duvalsaint ,  Daeik Kim ,  Moon J. Kim ,  Eugene B. Risi

IPC分类号： G06F12/08 ,  G06F12/0888 ,  G06F11/16 ,  G06F12/0811 ,  G06F11/20 ,  G06F12/0813 ,  G06F12/084

CPC分类号： G06F12/0888 ,  G06F11/1666 ,  G06F11/2035 ,  G06F11/2043 ,  G06F12/0811 ,  G06F12/0813 ,  G06F12/084 ,  G06F2212/1032

摘要： This invention describes an apparatus, computer architecture, memory structure, memory control, and cache memory operation method for multi-core processor. A logic core bypasses immediate cache memory units with low yield or deadly performance. The core mounts (multiple) cache unit(s) that might already be in use by other logic cores. Selected cache memory units serve multiple logic cores with the same contents. The shared cache memory unit(s) serves all the mounting cores with cache search, hit, miss, and write back functions. The method recovers a logic core whose cache memory block is not operational by sharing cache memory blocks which might already engage other logic cores. The method is used to improve reliability and performance of the remaining system.

公开(公告)号：US09613357B2

公开(公告)日：2017-04-04

申请号：US14747131

申请日：2015-06-23

申请人： Moon J. Kim

发明人： Moon J. Kim

IPC分类号： G06K5/00 ,  G06Q20/40 ,  G06K19/077 ,  G06Q20/10 ,  G06K9/00 ,  H01S5/34 ,  H01S5/183 ,  H01S5/187

CPC分类号： G06Q20/40145 ,  G06K9/00013 ,  G06K9/0012 ,  G06K19/0718 ,  G06K19/07701 ,  G06Q20/105 ,  G06Q20/341 ,  G06Q20/409 ,  H01S5/0264 ,  H01S5/183 ,  H01S5/187 ,  H01S5/34 ,  H01S5/423

摘要： Embodiments of the present invention provide a system and method for authorizing the use of a biometric transaction card. Specifically, embodiments of the present invention provide a biometric card having a biometric sensor to determine whether the biometric information (fingerprint) is from human skin. In a typical embodiment, the cardholder approaches a magnetic reader with the card. The user places his/her finger on the SpO2 sensor of the card. The sensor estimates the SpO2 level. Card authorization is based, in part, on the estimated SpO2 level.

公开(公告)号：US20160049386A1

公开(公告)日：2016-02-18

申请号：US14925115

申请日：2015-10-28

申请人： Moon J. Kim

发明人： Moon J. Kim

IPC分类号： H01L25/065 ,  G06F13/40 ,  H01L25/00 ,  H01L23/00 ,  H01L23/48

CPC分类号： H01L25/0657 ,  G06F13/4022 ,  G06F13/4068 ,  H01L23/481 ,  H01L23/525 ,  H01L23/5283 ,  H01L24/06 ,  H01L24/14 ,  H01L24/17 ,  H01L24/81 ,  H01L25/0652 ,  H01L25/50 ,  H01L2224/02371 ,  H01L2224/0401 ,  H01L2224/0557 ,  H01L2224/06181 ,  H01L2224/06188 ,  H01L2224/13025 ,  H01L2224/14181 ,  H01L2224/14183 ,  H01L2224/16137 ,  H01L2224/16146 ,  H01L2224/16157 ,  H01L2224/81191 ,  H01L2225/06513 ,  H01L2225/06517 ,  H01L2225/06541 ,  H01L2225/06551 ,  H01L2225/06565 ,  H01L2924/00014 ,  H01L2924/01005 ,  H01L2924/01006 ,  H01L2924/01019 ,  H01L2924/01029 ,  H01L2924/01033 ,  H01L2924/01075 ,  H01L2924/01082 ,  H01L2924/014 ,  H01L2924/10253 ,  H01L2924/14 ,  H01L2924/351 ,  H01L2924/00 ,  H01L2224/05552

摘要： In general, embodiments of the present invention provide a chip package with multiple TSV configurations. Specifically, the chip package typically includes a backend layer (e.g., metal interconnect layer); a substrate coupled to the backend layer; a set (at least one) of backend side interconnects extending (e.g., angularly) from a side surface of the backend layer to a bottom surface of the backend layer; a set of optional vertical TSVs extending from a top surface of the backend layer through the substrate; and a network organizer positioned in the substrate organizer for handling communications made using the set of backend side interconnects and the set of vertical TSVs. A set of connections (e.g., controlled collapse chip connections (C4s) can be positioned adjacent to any of the vias to provide connectively to other hardware elements such as additional chip packages, buses, etc. Among other things, the use of backend side interconnects allows maximum surface area of the chip package to be utilized and provides increased reliability. These advantages are especially realized when used in conjunction with vertical TSVs.

摘要翻译： 通常，本发明的实施例提供具有多个TSV配置的芯片封装。 具体地，芯片封装通常包括后端层（例如，金属互连层）; 耦合到所述后端层的衬底; 从后端层的侧表面延伸（例如角度地）到后端层的底表面的一组（至少一个）后端侧互连; 一组可选的垂直TSV，从后端层的顶表面延伸穿过衬底; 以及位于基板组织器中的网络组织器，用于处理使用该组后端侧互连和一组垂直TSV形成的通信。 可以将一组连接（例如，可控制的崩溃芯片连接（C4））定位成与任何通孔相邻，以连接到其他硬件元件，例如附加的芯片封装，总线等。其中，使用后端侧互连 允许使用芯片封装的最大表面积并提供增加的可靠性。当与垂直TSV结合使用时，这些优点特别实现。

公开(公告)号：US09189675B2

公开(公告)日：2015-11-17

申请号：US13096179

申请日：2011-04-28

申请人： Moon J. Kim

发明人： Moon J. Kim

IPC分类号： G06K9/00

CPC分类号： G06K9/0002

摘要： Embodiments of the present invention provide an adaptive and intelligent fingerprint scanning device and approach. Specifically, embodiments of the present invention utilize DC resistive image scanning to reduce overall scanning time and energy consumption (e.g., by identifying a targeted scanning area). In a typical embodiment, a scanning device will be provided that includes a scanning area comprised of a set (e.g., at least one) of imaging pixel electrodes (e.g., arranged adjacent to one another in a grid-like or other fashion). As a user presses his/her finger against the scanning area, a first portion of the finger will contact a first electrode while a second portion of the finger will contact a second electrode. When this occurs, a voltage source of the device will apply an initial voltage across the first and second finger portions. A meter of the device will take an electrical measurement (e.g., resistance and/or charged skin voltage) across the two finger portions. Based on the electrical measurement, a location of the finger on the device will be identified, and the fingerprint will be scanned accordingly. Thus, the entire scanning surface need not be scanned, only the portions thereof where the finger was detected.

摘要翻译： 本发明的实施例提供了一种自适应和智能的指纹扫描装置和方法。 具体地，本发明的实施例利用DC电阻图像扫描来减少总扫描时间和能量消耗（例如，通过识别目标扫描区域）。 在典型的实施例中，将提供一种扫描装置，其包括由成像像素电极（例如，以格子状或其他方式彼此相邻布置）的组（例如至少一个）组成的扫描区域。 当用户将他/她的手指压靠扫描区域时，手指的第一部分将接触第一电极，而手指的第二部分将接触第二电极。 当这种情况发生时，装置的电压源将施加跨越第一和第二手指部分的初始电压。 设备的一米将跨两个手指部分进行电测量（例如，电阻和/或带电皮肤电压）。 基于电测量，将识别手指在设备上的位置，并且相应地扫描指纹。 因此，整个扫描表面不需要被扫描，仅仅是其中检测到手指的部分。

公开(公告)号：US20150319616A1

公开(公告)日：2015-11-05

申请号：US14798787

申请日：2015-07-14

申请人： Moon J. Kim

发明人： Moon J. Kim

IPC分类号： H04W12/06 ,  H04L29/06 ,  G06K7/14

CPC分类号： H04W12/06 ,  G06F21/36 ,  G06K7/1447 ,  H04L9/3228 ,  H04L63/0492 ,  H04L63/061 ,  H04L63/0846 ,  H04W4/80 ,  H04W76/10

摘要： Embodiments of the present invention provide various approaches for mobile device intercommunication (e.g., digital) as well as various authentication methods. In one embodiment, the present invention provides direct line-of-sight visual digital communication between mobile devices for controlled security. In another embodiment, the present invention provides direct contact motion-based digital communication between mobile devices for controlled security. Embodiments of the present invention also provide various authentication methods. One such example relates to secure authentication code exchange with subsequent digital communications in one or more channels. In another example, human-readable information is used along machine-readable digital codes (e.g., quick response (QR) codes to verify visual codes. Still yet, embodiments of the present invention provide non-obtrusive visual codes that maintain a user's access to a mobile device screen.

摘要翻译： 本发明的实施例提供了用于移动设备互通（例如，数字）以及各种认证方法的各种方法。 在一个实施例中，本发明提供用于受控安全性的移动设备之间的直接视距数字通信。 在另一个实施例中，本发明提供用于受控安全性的移动设备之间的基于直接接触运动的数字通信。 本发明的实施例还提供各种认证方法。 一个这样的示例涉及在一个或多个信道中与随后的数字通信的安全认证码交换。 在另一示例中，沿着机器可读的数字代码（例如，快速响应（QR））码使用人类可读的信息来验证视觉代码。然而，本发明的实施例提供了非突出的视觉代码，其保持用户对 移动设备屏幕。

公开(公告)号：US09105538B2

公开(公告)日：2015-08-11

申请号：US13159488

申请日：2011-06-14

申请人： Moon J. Kim

发明人： Moon J. Kim

IPC分类号： H01L27/146 ,  H01L31/02

CPC分类号： H01L27/14609 ,  H01L31/02021 ,  Y02E10/50

摘要： Embodiments of the present invention relate to photovoltaic cells. Specifically, the present invention relates to photovoltaic (PV) cells configurable for energy conversion and imaging. In a typical embodiment, each photovoltaic cell (PV) in the photovoltaic array is divided into a pixel-based array. Each photovoltaic cell is coupled to a set of switches and the photovoltaic cell is dynamically configured for energy conversion or imaging based on the settings of at least one of the switches.

摘要翻译： 本发明的实施例涉及光伏电池。 具体地，本发明涉及可配置用于能量转换和成像的光伏（PV）电池。 在典型的实施例中，光伏阵列中的每个光伏电池（PV）被划分为基于像素的阵列。 每个光伏电池耦合到一组开关，并且基于至少一个开关的设置，光伏电池被动态配置用于能量转换或成像。

公开(公告)号：US09081766B2

公开(公告)日：2015-07-14

申请号：US14507922

申请日：2014-10-07

申请人： Moon J. Kim

发明人： Moon J. Kim

IPC分类号： G06F12/06 ,  G06F12/08 ,  G06F13/28 ,  G06F12/02 ,  G06F1/32

CPC分类号： G06F12/1081 ,  G06F1/3287 ,  G06F12/0284 ,  G06F12/06 ,  G06F12/08 ,  G06F13/1694 ,  G06F13/28 ,  G06F13/4234 ,  G06F2212/1028 ,  G06F2212/2532 ,  Y02D10/13 ,  Y02D10/171

摘要： Embodiments of the present invention provide an approach for memory and process sharing via input/output (I/O) with virtualization. Specifically, embodiments of the present invention provide a circuit design/system in which multiple chipsets are present that communicate with one another via a communications channel. Each chipset generally comprises a processor coupled to a memory unit. Moreover, each component has its own distinct/separate power supply. Pursuant to a communication and/or command exchange with a main controller, a processor of a particular chipset may disengage a memory unit coupled thereto, and then access a memory unit of another chipset (e.g., coupled to another processer in the system). Among other things, such an inventive configuration reduces memory leakage and enhances overall performance and/or efficiency of the system.

摘要翻译： 本发明的实施例提供了一种通过具有虚拟化的输入/输出（I / O）的存储器和过程共享的方法。 具体地，本发明的实施例提供了一种电路设计/系统，其中存在经由通信信道彼此通信的多个芯片组。 每个芯片组通常包括耦合到存储单元的处理器。 此外，每个组件都有自己独特的/独立的电源。 根据与主控制器的通信和/或命令交换，特定芯片组的处理器可以脱离与其耦合的存储器单元，然后访问另一芯片组的存储器单元（例如，耦合到系统中的另一个处理器）。 除此之外，这种本发明的配置减少了存储器泄漏并提高了系统的整体性能和/或效率。

公开(公告)号：US20150023600A1

公开(公告)日：2015-01-22

申请号：US14469959

申请日：2014-08-27

申请人： Moon J. Kim

发明人： Moon J. Kim

IPC分类号： G06K9/00 ,  G06Q20/40 ,  H01S5/42 ,  H01S5/183 ,  H01S5/187 ,  H01S5/34 ,  G06Q20/34 ,  H01S5/026

CPC分类号： G06Q20/40145 ,  G06K9/00013 ,  G06K9/0012 ,  G06K19/0718 ,  G06K19/07701 ,  G06Q20/105 ,  G06Q20/341 ,  G06Q20/409 ,  H01S5/0264 ,  H01S5/183 ,  H01S5/187 ,  H01S5/34 ,  H01S5/423

摘要： Embodiments of the present invention provide a system and method for authorizing the use of a biometric transaction card. Specifically, embodiments of the present invention provide a biometric card having a biometric sensor to determine whether the biometric information (fingerprint) is from human skin. In a typical embodiment, the cardholder approaches a magnetic reader with the card. The user places his/her finger on the SpO2 sensor of the card. The sensor estimates the SpO2 level. Card authorization is based, in part, on the estimated SpO2 level.

摘要翻译： 本发明的实施例提供了授权使用生物特征交易卡的系统和方法。 具体地，本发明的实施例提供一种具有生物特征传感器的生物识别卡，用于确定生物体信息（指纹）是否来自人皮肤。 在典型的实施例中，持卡人与卡片接近磁读取器。 用户将他/她的手指放在卡的SpO2传感器上。 传感器估计SpO2水平。 卡片授权部分基于估计的SpO2级别。