Chia-Chi Lee

Title: Chia-Chi Lee’s Patent on Image-Frame Computation Allocation.

Introduction

Chia-Chi Lee is an inventor associated with Hsinchu City, Taiwan. Her patent work includes a method for allocating computing resources to image frames, and she is associated with MediaTek Corporation.

Latest Patents

Lee is credited with 1 patent: “Computation Power Allocation Method and Computation Power Allocation System Capable of Tracking Image Frames.” The invention acquires operating-system buffer queues and uses them to identify a task that needs image-frame boosting. It tracks each frame’s start and end times, allocates computing power during that interval, estimates the task’s expected frame duration from its expected frame rate, and determines the required computational workload. The buffer queues support communication between application programming interfaces belonging to paired tasks.

Career Highlights

Lee’s listed patent focuses on managing computational resources in relation to image-frame timing and workload. This approach is designed to support tasks that require image-frame boosting.

Collaborations

Lee’s listed coworkers include Che-Hsi Kuo and Yao-Sheng Chen. Her association with MediaTek Corporation places this work within a technology-company context.

Conclusion

Chia-Chi Lee’s patent describes a frame-aware approach to allocating computing power, connecting image timing, expected frame rates, and computational workload.