Im-ho Shin

Title: Im-ho Shin: Inventor of Diagnostic Testing Technologies

Introduction

Im-ho Shin is an inventor based in Suwon, South Korea, whose work includes technologies for blood testing and in-vitro diagnostics. He is associated with Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. His portfolio includes 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Shin’s listed patents address diagnostic apparatuses and methods designed to support testing workflows.

“Blood Testing Apparatus and Blood Testing Method Thereof” describes an apparatus that receives a test medium after a trigger signal starts emergency-mode testing. A controller operates the loader, a display indicates emergency mode, and an analyzer automatically begins analyzing the test object once the medium is received.

“In-Vitro Diagnostic Apparatus and In-Vitro Diagnostic Method Performed by In-Vitro Diagnostic Apparatus” describes a system that uses separate clocks for checking a test medium’s expiration date and recording the analysis time. A sensor acquires the expiration date, and the controller checks it against standard clock time. If the medium has not expired, the analyzer performs the test using the second clock’s time information.

Career Highlights

Shin’s listed inventions focus on diagnostic equipment, including emergency-mode blood testing and expiration-date checks for in-vitro diagnostic media. These designs combine loading, sensing, control, and analysis functions within testing workflows.

Collaborations

The supplied information identifies Chung-ung Kim and Ki-ju Lee as Shin’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the listed patents.

Conclusion

Im-ho Shin’s patent portfolio reflects work on diagnostic apparatuses that support blood testing and in-vitro analysis through coordinated loading, timing, and control features.