Chen-Sheng Wong

Title: Chen-Sheng Wong and Clock Movement Power Transmission

Introduction

Chen-Sheng Wong is an inventor associated with Hsinchu, Taiwan, and the Industrial Technology Research Institute. His patent work includes a design for transmitting power within a clock movement.

Latest Patents

Wong’s listed patent, “Clock Movement Power Transmission Union,” describes a compact transmission arrangement intended to save space and offer flexibility in clock design. The invention uses a casing with input and output openings whose axes intersect at a specified angle. Input and output shafts rotate about their respective axes to drive the hour, minute, and second hands independently. Multiple input shafts share a common axis and engage corresponding output shafts through gear combinations, allowing each output shaft to receive rotational power independently. Wong is credited with 1 patent.

Career Highlights

Wong’s listed work connects his inventive activity with the Industrial Technology Research Institute. His clock-movement design focuses on coordinating multiple independently driven hands within a space-conscious mechanism.

Collaborations

Wong’s listed coworkers include Jung-Che Hsieh and Shen-Yuan Chien.

Conclusion

Chen-Sheng Wong’s patent presents a geared power-transmission approach for independently driving clock hands while supporting compact and flexible movement design.