Huang Shan Fu

Title: Huang Shan Fu and Field Curvature-Compensated Image Stabilization.

Introduction

Huang Shan Fu is an inventor associated with New Taipei City, Taiwan, and Google Inc. His work includes an invention for camera image stabilization that coordinates movement of an image sensor along multiple axes.

Latest Patents

The provided information lists one patent for Huang Shan Fu: “Field curvature compensated sensor shift image stabilization.” The patent describes a camera housing and two carriers, with an image sensor mounted on the first carrier. Objects moving within channels connect the carriers and allow movement along stroke axes that are angled relative to the sensor plane and to one another. Optical image stabilization actuators apply forces to move the carriers along those axes. The design aims to compensate for field curvature while stabilizing images. Huang Shan Fu is credited with 1 patent in the supplied data.

Career Highlights

Huang Shan Fu’s listed patent reflects work on camera hardware and optical image stabilization. The invention’s multi-carrier arrangement provides a mechanism for moving the image sensor in directions that differ from conventional in-plane sensor movement.

Collaborations

The supplied information identifies Calvin Kyaw Wong and Dansik Yoo as Huang Shan Fu’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or whether they collaborated on the invention.

Conclusion

Huang Shan Fu’s listed invention focuses on a multi-axis sensor-shift system designed to combine image stabilization with field-curvature compensation.