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19 out of 4,167

Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North America, Inc.

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3 out of 3,400

University of Michigan

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1 out of 127

The University of Waterloo

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Years Active: 2012-2022

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1. 11370358 - Cloaking devices with tilt correction and vehicles comprising the same (2022-06-28),

2. 10953797 - Cloaking devices with converging lenses and coherent image guides and vehicles comprising the same (2021-03-23),

3. 10908339 - Panel with reduced glare (2021-02-02),

4. 10754133 - Cloaking devices with curved mirrors (2020-08-25),

5. 10737621 - Cloaking devices with lenses and plane mirrors and vehicles comprising the same (2020-08-11),

6. 10688930 - Cloaking devices constructed from reflection boundaries and color filters and vehicles comprising the same (2020-06-23),

7. 10668953 - Cloaking devices with converging lenses and a hexagonal prism and vehicles comprising the same (2020-06-02),

8. 10663628 - Cloaking devices with fresnel mirrors and plane mirrors and vehicles comprising the same (2020-05-26),

9. 10580918 - Decorative dual-function photovoltaic devices generating angle insensitive transmissive or reflective colors (2020-03-03),

10. 10564328 - Cloaking devices with half lenses and plane mirrors and vehicles comprising the same (2020-02-18),

11. 10527831 - Cloaking devices with planar and curved mirrors and vehicles comprising the same (2020-01-07),

12. 10479276 - Cloaking devices constructed from reflection boundaries, half-mirrors and multiband dichroic color filters and vehicles comprising the same (2019-11-19),

13. 10444480 - Cloaking devices constructed from prisms and vehicles comprising the same (2019-10-15),

14. 10421402 - Cloaking devices constructed from reflection boundaries, half-mirrors and color filters and vehicles comprising the same (2019-09-24),

15. 10351063 - Cloaking devices with half Fresnel lenses and plane mirrors and vehicles comprising the same (2019-07-16),

Title: Kyu-Tae Lee: Innovator in Cloaking Technology

Introduction

Kyu-Tae Lee, based in Ann Arbor, MI, has made significant contributions to the field of innovative cloaking devices, holding a total of 20 patents. His work focuses on advancing the capabilities of cloaking technology to enhance the visual perception of objects, making interactions with technology increasingly seamless.

Latest Patents

Among Lee's notable recent inventions are two groundbreaking patents related to cloaking devices. The first patent describes a cloaking device with tilt correction, which consists of an object-side, an image-side, and a cloaked region. This design includes optical components positioned strategically to redirect light from the object, ensuring that the image produced remains clear and undistorted despite being viewed at an acute angle.

The second patent presents a cloaking device that integrates converging lenses and coherent image guides. This setup employs two object-side and two image-side converging lenses to focus light efficiently, allowing for a clear image of the object to be formed on the image-side of the device. The coherent image guide plays a crucial role in maintaining the parallel propagation of light, thereby enhancing image clarity.

Career Highlights

Kyu-Tae Lee has a distinguished career, having worked at prominent organizations such as Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North America, Inc. and the University of Michigan. His experience at these institutions has been instrumental in honing his skills and fostering innovative thinking in the field of optics and materials science.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Lee has collaborated with several esteemed colleagues, including Debasish Banerjee and Chengang Ji. Their collective expertise has contributed to the development of cutting-edge technologies and patents that push the boundaries of current understanding in the field of cloaking and optical devices.

Conclusion

Kyu-Tae Lee's body of work demonstrates a relentless pursuit of innovation within the cloaking technology domain. His patents represent significant advancements that could potentially transform various applications in optics and beyond, showcasing the power of collaborative research and the impact of visionary inventors.

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