Eunyeong Park

Title: Eunyeong Park and Pediatric Volumetric Ultrasound Imaging

Introduction

Eunyeong Park is an inventor associated with Los Altos, California. His work includes a patent for a pediatric volumetric ultrasound scanner, an approach designed to support fast imaging with a large, stationary two-dimensional ultrasound array. Park is credited with 1 patent.

Latest Patents

Park’s listed patent, “Pediatric Volumetric Ultrasound Scanner,” describes using movable “active windows” within a large ultrasound array. Each active window is a two-dimensional section of the array used for transmitting and receiving ultrasound signals. Local electronics can move these windows electronically, either together or independently, enabling rapid scanning without physically moving the full array.

Elements within each active window are individually controlled for beamforming and focusing by system-controller electronics. Because only the active windows need to connect to the controller, the design avoids connecting every element in the larger array directly to the system.

Career Highlights

The provided career information associates Park with Leland Stanford Junior University and the University of Southern California. These affiliations place his work in an academic research context, alongside his contribution to ultrasound imaging technology.

Collaborations

The available information identifies Leland Stanford Junior University and the University of Southern California as organizations associated with Park. It does not specify particular collaborators or describe the nature or timing of those affiliations.

Conclusion

Eunyeong Park’s listed patent presents an electronically scanned active-window design for volumetric ultrasound imaging, offering a way to control a large array efficiently while supporting fast scanning.