Han-Ki Cho

Title: Han-Ki Cho and His Innovations in Clothing-Handling Technology.

Introduction

Han-Ki Cho is an inventor based in Gyeongsangnam, South Korea. His patent work includes innovations for clothing-handling apparatuses, with a focus on control-panel buttons and lighting components. Cho is associated with LG Electronics Inc. His listed portfolio includes 5 patents.

Latest Patents

One of Cho’s latest patents describes a button for a control-panel assembly and a clothes-handling apparatus that uses it. The button includes a pressing portion with an optical diffusion feature, a mounting portion that secures it behind the control panel, and a supporting portion that connects the two while providing elastic force. The design helps direct more light from a source behind the button toward its front, improving visibility and user convenience.

Another patent concerns a light-emitting apparatus for a clothing handler. It combines a process-selection device, light-emitting devices, a transparent window, and a guiding member with holes that allow light to pass through. Protrusions on the window contact the inner walls of the guiding member’s holes, supporting the arrangement of the lighting components.

Career Highlights

Cho’s listed inventions address practical aspects of clothing-care appliances, including illuminated controls and the presentation of light through control-panel components. These designs reflect an emphasis on making appliance interfaces clearer and more convenient to use.

Collaborations

Cho’s listed coworkers include Ho-Sung Jang and Chang-Woo Son. His work is associated with LG Electronics Inc., where these inventions contribute to the development of clothing-handling technology.

Conclusion

Han-Ki Cho’s patent portfolio highlights improvements to the controls and lighting of clothing-handling appliances, with designs intended to support clearer interfaces and a more convenient user experience.