Eun Seon Chi

Title: Eun Seon Chi: Inventor of Variable-Transparency Storage and Door Panels.

Introduction

Eun Seon Chi is an inventor based in Cheonan, South Korea. Her work includes inventions that use variable light transmission to make the contents of storage spaces visible when illuminated. She is associated with Intosee Co. Ltd. and has 2 patents listed in the provided information.

Latest Patents

Chi’s listed patents focus on panels that adjust how light passes through doors and storage enclosures.

“Storage Box Having Display Panel” describes a storage box whose contents can be viewed from outside as an internal light source increases the amount of light passing through its display panel. The door assembly includes a glass member, a protective panel, and a variable-transmittance panel positioned between them. The panel uses PMMA or polycarbonate thermoplastic resin with nanosized dyes and nanosized pores.

“Variable Light Transmission Panel and Door Having the Same” describes a hinged door with a frame, glass member, protective panel, and variable light transmission panel. The panel is made from PMMA or polycarbonate containing nanosized dyes. A light-emitting member positioned between the protective panel and the variable panel receives power from a supply member.

Career Highlights

The available information connects Chi’s inventive work with Intosee Co. Ltd. Her listed patents address ways to combine lighting and variable-transparency materials in storage and door designs.

Collaborations

The provided information names Chan Ho Kim and Ye Lin Han as Chi’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the listed patents or describe particular collaborative projects.

Conclusion

Eun Seon Chi’s listed inventions apply variable light transmission and internal illumination to storage boxes and doors, with the aim of making enclosed contents easier to see.