Samuel S Lee

20060133579, Jun 22, 2006

Dec 16, 2004

11/012992

Samuel Lee - Los Angeles CA, US
Michael Kwon - Los Angeles CA, US
Grace Lee - Los Angeles CA, US

A61B 6/14
G03B 42/02
G03C 5/16

378169000

A dental X-ray image sensor provided with a cross mark that is opaque to radio waves on the corner of a digital radiography sensor surface renders a computer program to recognize true dimension and to rescale any distortion due to angulational position error in a conventional X-ray digital radiograph system.

20110177472, Jul 21, 2011

Jul 6, 2009

13/056560

Samuel Soonho Lee - Buena Park CA, US

MEGAGEN IMPLANT CO., LTD - Gyeongsan-si

A61C 3/00

433114

Disclosed is a trephine drill for an implant. The trephine drill for the implant includes: a perforating body which comprises a first end part provided with a cutter for perforating the alveolar bone and a second end part formed with a through hole; and a rod body which couples with the perforating body to move close to and apart from the first end part of the perforating body toward the through hole of the perforating body and adjusts a perforation depth when perforating the alveolar bone. With this, not only an alveolar bone is precisely perforated at a preset depth, but also an alveolar bone piece, generated when perforating the alveolar bone, is easily removed from inside of a perforating body.

20190372180, Dec 5, 2019

Aug 19, 2019

16/544728

- Seattle WA, US
Samuel T. Lee - Los Angeles CA, US
James Siminoff - Pacific Palisades CA, US

H01M 10/623
H01M 10/615
H01M 10/63
H01M 10/653
H01M 10/667
G06K 9/00
H04N 5/225
H04N 5/33
H04N 5/77

Some embodiments provide a novel method for harnessing the heat generated by one or more components (e.g., a set of IR LEDs) of an A/V recording and communication device in order to manage the temperature of one or more batteries of the A/V recording and communication device. Some aspects of the present embodiments raise the temperature of the battery in a cold weather without requiring any additional electrical power (e.g., without consuming any additional power for heating up the battery). In one aspect of the present embodiments, a thermally conductive sheet is coupled to a printed circuit board to which one or more IR LEDs are coupled. The thermally conductive sheet transfers the waste heat generated by the IR LEDs of the A/V recording and communication device to a rechargeable battery of the device.

20170294694, Oct 12, 2017

Mar 28, 2017

15/471176

- Santa Monica CA, US
Samuel T. Lee - Los Angeles CA, US
James Siminoff - Pacific Palisades CA, US

H01M 10/623
H01M 10/63
H01M 10/653
G06K 9/00
H04N 5/77
H04N 5/33
H04N 5/225
H01M 10/615
H01M 10/667

Some embodiments provide a novel method for harnessing the heat generated by one or more components (e.g., a set of IR LEDs) of an A/V recording and communication device in order to manage the temperature of one or more batteries of the A/V recording and communication device. Some aspects of the present embodiments raise the temperature of the battery in a cold weather without requiring any additional electrical power (e.g., without consuming any additional power for heating up the battery). In one aspect of the present embodiments, a thermally conductive sheet is coupled to a printed circuit board to which one or more IR LEDs are coupled. The thermally conductive sheet transfers the waste heat generated by the IR LEDs of the A/V recording and communication device to a rechargeable battery of the device.

20170139957, May 18, 2017

Nov 28, 2016

15/362211

- Armonk NY, US
Samuel S. Lee - Irvine CA, US
Adam R. Neal - Montreal, CA

G06F 17/30

Techniques are described for schema lifecycle management. In one example, a method includes dividing, with one or more processing devices, a plurality of statements of a data definition language (DDL) script into a plurality of groups, the plurality of groups configured to be executed in parallel by a persistence layer. The method further includes assigning, with the one or more processing devices, one or more of the plurality of groups to a plurality of worker applications. The method further includes executing, with the one or more processing devices, constituent statements of the plurality of statements of the DDL script within each group of the plurality of groups by the plurality of worker applications in a session.

20170039042, Feb 9, 2017

Oct 25, 2016

15/334016

- Armonk NY, US
Troy R. Dugger - Keller TX, US
David J. Honey - Crookham Village, GB
Samuel Sung-Ok Lee - Irvine CA, US
Schuyler B. Matthews - Cary NC, US
Darcy L. Wiborg Weber - Mission Viejo CA, US

G06F 9/44
G06F 17/30

From a present version of a first artifact which is mutable, an artifact baseline corresponding to the present version of the first artifact can be created. Responsive to creating the artifact baseline, the present version of the first artifact can be made immutable. Present versions of children artifacts of the present version of the first artifact which are mutable also can be made immutable. Responsive to identifying a change to the present version of the first artifact, a new version of the first artifact can be automatically created, wherein the new version of the first artifact is mutable.

20160139889, May 19, 2016

Jan 19, 2016

15/000399

- Armonk NY, US
Troy R. Dugger - Keller TX, US
David J. Honey - Crookham Village, GB
Samuel Sung-Ok Lee - Irvine CA, US
Schuyler B. Matthews - Cary NC, US
Darcy L. Wiborg Weber - Mission Viejo CA, US

G06F 9/44

Arrangements described herein relate to managing reusable artifacts. Responsive to receiving a request to create a placeholder for a reusable artifact representing a reusable unit, the placeholder for an appropriate version of the reusable artifact is created within a container and a first parameter identifying the reusable artifact is assigned to an artifact property of the placeholder. Responsive to receiving a request to pin a particular version of the reusable artifact to the placeholder, a version property of the placeholder can be updated to set the version, wherein the request to pin the particular version of the reusable artifact to the placeholder is implemented by assigning a value to a parameter in the placeholder or adding a pin property into the placeholder. The particular version can be maintained as the set version of the reusable artifact regardless of whether new artifact versions are created for the reusable artifact.

20160139890, May 19, 2016

Jan 19, 2016

15/000462

- Armonk NY, US
Troy R. Dugger - Keller TX, US
David J. Honey - Crookham Village, GB
Samuel Sung-Ok Lee - Irvine CA, US
Schuyler B. Matthews - Cary NC, US
Darcy L. Wiborg Weber - Mission Viejo CA, US

G06F 9/44

Arrangements described herein relate to managing reusable artifacts. Responsive to receiving a request to create a placeholder for a reusable artifact representing a reusable unit, the placeholder for an appropriate version of the reusable artifact is created within a container and a first parameter identifying the reusable artifact is assigned to an artifact property of the placeholder. Responsive to receiving a request to pin a particular version of the reusable artifact to the placeholder, a version property of the placeholder can be updated to set the version, wherein the request to pin the particular version of the reusable artifact to the placeholder is implemented by assigning a value to a parameter in the placeholder or adding a pin property into the placeholder. The particular version can be maintained as the set version of the reusable artifact regardless of whether new artifact versions are created for the reusable artifact.