Jerry C Huang

Title: Jerry C. Huang: Inventor of Practical Designs for Plant Transport and Eyewear.

Introduction

Jerry C. Huang is an inventor based in San Marino, California. His patent work includes designs intended to address challenges in transporting live plants and adapting sunglasses frames. His portfolio includes 3 patents.

Latest Patents

One of Huang’s inventions is a live plant container designed to help keep plants healthy during transport. The container uses controlled photoperiod lighting to support a plant’s vegetative or flowering growth cycle. Its described components include an opaque tubular body, a lid with a battery-powered light source, a retainer for propagation rooting medium, and a bottom lid.

Another invention is a reshapable sunglasses frame made with soft metal that retains its form after bending. Its open elliptical lens frames can be adjusted to fit a lens shape, while a gap and tensioned string in each frame help secure the lens.

Career Highlights

Huang’s described inventions reflect an interest in functional product design. The plant container focuses on maintaining growing conditions during shipping, while the sunglasses frame offers a way to reshape eyewear to fit different lens contours.

Collaborations

Huang’s listed coworkers include Paul L. Chen and Lily H. Peng. The available information does not specify particular joint patents or projects involving them.

Conclusion

Jerry C. Huang’s patent portfolio features practical concepts for protecting plants during transport and making sunglasses frames adjustable, illustrating his work across distinct areas of product innovation.