I-Chung Ho

USPTO Granted Patents = 18 (Patent Applications = 1)

Average Co-Inventor Count = 1.0

ph-index = 8

Forward Citations = 142(Granted Patents)

Company Filing History:

14 out of 832,812

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patents

Years Active: 1988-2010

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18 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 7757886 - Low cost spill-and-glug-resistant cup and container (2010-07-20),

2. 7641070 - Low cost spill-resistant cup for liquids (2010-01-05),

3. 6758375 - Spill-resistant, smoother pouring container for liquids (2004-07-06),

4. 6460741 - Spill-resistant bottle for liquids and the like (2002-10-08),

5. 6374541 - Spill-resistant container for liquids (2002-04-23),

6. 6233871 - Design of planter inserts and water reservoirs (2001-05-22),

7. 6098850 - Non-spill bottle for liquids and the like (2000-08-08),

8. 5934017 - Design of planter and water reservoir/liquid bottle (1999-08-10),

9. 5693161 - No-flat tire and no flat tire insert (1997-12-02),

10. 5026260 - Turbocharger with turbine backplate and center housing oil shield (1991-06-25),

11. 4971091 - Dispenser for irrigation chemicals with fail-safe antisiphon valve (1990-11-20),

12. 4907618 - Dispenser for irrigation chemicals (1990-03-13),

13. 4887694 - High rise building fire escape/fire fighting and building maintenance (1989-12-19),

14. 4884609 - No-flat tire insert (1989-12-05),

15. 4881568 - Irrigation chemical dispenser (1989-11-21),

Title: Innovations by I-Chung Ho: Pioneering Spill-Resistant Solutions

Introduction

I-Chung Ho is an accomplished inventor based in Rancho Palos Verdes, CA. He holds a total of 18 patents that showcase his innovative contributions to the field of liquid storage and dispensing solutions. His work focuses on creating practical designs that enhance user experience while minimizing spills.

Latest Patents

Among his latest inventions are the "Low Cost Spill-and-Glug-Resistant Cup and Container" and the "Low Cost Spill-Resistant Cup for Liquids." The first patent features an improved design that includes a scoop-like separator, which effectively divides the container into two sections: one for liquid storage and the other for pouring. This design prevents spills and allows for smoother pouring. The liquid only begins to flow when the container is tilted beyond a specific angle, ensuring that no liquid escapes prematurely.

The second patent introduces a similar concept with a scoop-like baffle and a push tab mechanism. This design allows the cup to resist spilling even when shaken or vibrated. The push tab creates an opening for pouring, which closes automatically when pressure is released. Like the first invention, the liquid only flows out after the cup is tilted beyond a predetermined angle, allowing for controlled dispensing.

Career Highlights

I-Chung Ho has made significant strides in his career, contributing to various companies, including AlliedSignal Inc. His innovative designs have garnered attention for their practicality and effectiveness in everyday use.

Collaborations

I-Chung Ho has collaborated with notable individuals in his field, including Daniel A Gutknecht. Their combined expertise has likely contributed to the success of his innovative designs.

Conclusion

I-Chung Ho's contributions to spill-resistant technology demonstrate his commitment to innovation and practicality. His patents reflect a deep understanding of user needs and a desire to improve everyday products. His work continues to influence the design of liquid storage solutions, making them more efficient and user-friendly.

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