Chu Kyoung Kim

Title: Chu Kyoung Kim: Automotive Glass Innovations

Introduction

Chu Kyoung Kim is an inventor associated with Ulsan, South Korea. His patent work includes sliding-glass systems designed to provide electrical power to heating wires while allowing the glass to move. He is credited with 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Kim’s listed patents focus on sliding-glass modules and rear sliding-glass assemblies.

- Sliding Glass Module and Rear Sliding Glass Assembly Including Same describes a rail-mounted glass portion with a heating wire. A conductive busbar connects to an external power source, while a pin module maintains electrical contact between the busbar and heating wire as the glass slides.

- Sliding Glass Module and Rear Sliding Glass Assembly Including Same also describes a wire harness that supplies power to the heating wire, with at least part of the harness connected through the inside of the rail.

Together, these designs address how to deliver power to heated sliding glass while accommodating its movement.

Career Highlights

Kim’s professional affiliations include Hyundai Motor Company and Kia Corporation. His patent work reflects an emphasis on automotive glass assemblies and their electrical connections.

Collaborations

Keon Han Kang and Ki Jin Nam are identified as Kim’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the listed patents.

Conclusion

Chu Kyoung Kim’s listed inventions focus on practical electrical connections for heated sliding-glass systems, supporting reliable power delivery as the glass moves.