Liang Kong

Title: Liang Kong: Inventor of Electronic Device and Wireless Headset Technologies

Introduction

Liang Kong is an inventor associated with Xi’an, China. His work includes inventions for electronic-device mechanisms and wireless headset systems. He is credited with 3 patents.

Latest Patents

**Open Button and Electronic Device.** This invention describes an open button mounted to one part of an electronic device and configured to connect detachably with another part. Its cap includes a bump positioned near a touch-sensitive spring. Pressing the cap releases the detachable connection and causes the bump to squeeze the spring, which can deform elastically. An elastic member presses against the cap and provides a rebound force as the cap moves. The design applies to device parts that can be opened and closed.

**Wireless Headset System and Wireless Headset.** This invention combines a wireless headset with a case that has upper and lower covers and an accommodation compartment. A magnet is positioned on the upper cover, while a magnetic sensor in the headset detects the surrounding magnetic-field vector and sends it to the headset’s processor. The processor uses that information to determine whether the case is closed with the headset inside, open with the headset inside, or the headset is outside the case.

Career Highlights

Kong’s listed professional affiliations include Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. and Air Force Medical University. The supplied patent descriptions reflect work on both mechanical components for electronic devices and sensor-based status detection for wireless headsets.

Collaborations

Kong’s named coworkers include Xuelian Liu and Feng Cao. Their names are provided as professional collaborators, though specific roles in the described inventions are not specified.

Conclusion

Liang Kong’s patent work spans practical device-opening mechanisms and magnetic sensing for wireless headset systems, reflecting contributions to consumer electronics and connected-device design.