This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents and 1 published patent application. Top assignee: Samsung Medison Co., Ltd.. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Kwang Yeon Choi: Inventor in Ultrasonic Imaging
Introduction
Kwang Yeon Choi is an inventor based in Hongcheon-Gun, South Korea. His work includes inventions in ultrasonic diagnostic technology and image analysis. He is associated with Samsung Medison Co., Ltd., and has 2 patents.
Latest Patents
Choi’s listed patents focus on applying learning algorithms to ultrasonic signals and images.
“Ultrasonic Diagnostic Apparatus, Operating Method Thereof, and Recording Medium on Which Learning Algorithm Is Recorded” describes an apparatus that analyzes the shape of a Doppler waveform to identify the signal type and relevant waveform areas. It calculates similarities to select a measurement area, derives a measurement index, and displays the waveform, selected area, and index.
“Ultrasonic Image Providing Method and Learning Algorithm Thereof” describes a method that evaluates similarities between ultrasonic images and multiple measurement items. When no similarity exceeds its corresponding threshold, the method selects the item with the greatest similarity maintained over a reference time and provides an image for that item.
Career Highlights
Choi’s patent work addresses automated interpretation and measurement in ultrasound imaging. The described methods use waveform analysis, similarity comparisons, and learning algorithms to support the selection of measurement areas and images.
Collaborations
Choi is associated with Samsung Medison Co., Ltd. His listed coworkers include Sung Wook Park and Jin Yong Lee.
Conclusion
Kwang Yeon Choi’s two listed patents concern learning-based methods for analyzing Doppler waveforms and selecting ultrasonic images, contributing to the development of automated ultrasound diagnostic tools.
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