Jing-Tain Sung

Title: Jing-Tain Sung: Innovations in Power Monitoring and Demand Response

Introduction

Jing-Tain Sung is an inventor based in Taipei, Taiwan. His work focuses on technologies for monitoring electricity use, analyzing power consumption, and managing demand response. He is associated with the Institute for Information Industry and has 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Sung’s listed patents address power management and the use of consumption data to support decisions.

- **Demand response determination apparatus and method for determining a power threshold using an over-consumption false positive rate and unloading electric power equipment when the power threshold is exceeded.** This invention describes an apparatus that receives power-consumption information from an electric power system and determines its consumption mode. It calculates demanded power and compares it with a threshold, then informs the system to unload electric power equipment when the threshold is exceeded.

- **Power monitoring device and power analysis method.** This invention describes a device that receives consumption information from a meter installed on an electric device’s power line. It combines that information with device specifications and user and environmental information to identify user-behavior features. The device then generates an informational message based on key features and sends it to a user device associated with the electric device.

Career Highlights

Sung’s listed inventions apply data analysis to practical electricity-management tasks. One supports demand-response decisions by comparing calculated demand with a power threshold, while the other analyzes consumption and contextual information to generate messages for users. His work is associated with the Institute for Information Industry.

Collaborations

Sung’s listed coworkers include Yu-Ting Tsou and Gary Tsai. Their names provide context for his professional network, although the supplied information does not specify particular joint projects.

Conclusion

Jing-Tain Sung’s two listed patents focus on using power-consumption data to improve demand response and provide users with relevant information about electricity use.