Jeongpyo Lee

Title: Jeongpyo Lee: Patents in Augmented Reality and Multilingual Search

Introduction

Jeongpyo Lee is an inventor based in Suwon-si, South Korea, and works at Samsung Electronics Ltd. His patent work includes technologies for augmented-reality payments and multilingual text search. He is associated with 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Lee’s listed patents address practical ways to interact with digital information and services.

“Augmented Reality Device for Performing Payment by Using Gaze Information of User, and Method Operated by the Augmented Reality Device” describes a system that uses gaze-tracking sensors to determine where a user is looking. The device identifies and enlarges the corresponding region in a camera image, recognizes a payment code within it, and uses that code to complete a payment.

“Method for Searching for Texts in Different Languages Based on Pronunciation and Electronic Device Applying the Same” describes a method for finding text across languages based on pronunciation. The device converts an input text string into a standardized representation, generates vectors from its encoded characters, and compares them with indexed vectors. It can then provide matching text in another language when the input and output have corresponding pronunciations.

Career Highlights

Lee’s listed inventions span two areas: gaze-based interaction for augmented-reality devices and pronunciation-based multilingual search. Both patents describe methods intended to help electronic devices interpret user input and provide a relevant result or action.

Collaborations

Wonwoo Lee and Injung Lee are identified as Lee’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the listed patents.

Conclusion

Jeongpyo Lee’s patent portfolio reflects work on augmented-reality payment interactions and cross-language text search, combining user-focused device features with methods for processing information.