Man Suk Ji

Title: Man Suk Ji: Inventor of Large-Screen Mobile Touch Controls.

Introduction

Man Suk Ji is an inventor associated with Gyeonggi-do, South Korea. His listed patent work focuses on touch-control methods for mobile terminals with large screens. The provided information credits him with 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Ji’s listed patents describe methods for making on-screen content and linked functions easier to access through touch gestures.

In one version, a device detects a user’s touch and movement in one direction, then moves an image on the display accordingly and temporarily fixes it. The user can touch the moved image to activate a linked function using the touch’s coordinates. The moved image includes a copied area from around the display’s opposite border, sized to correspond substantially to the area there when the initial touch began.

A second description presents a related method: after detecting the user’s touch and movement, the device moves and temporarily fixes the image. A subsequent touch on that image activates a linked function. In this version, the moved image exposes an area around the display’s opposite border from one edge of the display.

Career Highlights

The available information identifies Ji’s work in mobile-device interface technology, particularly touch interactions designed for large-screen displays. No company affiliation is specified.

Collaborations

Hyon Jo Ji is listed as a coworker. The provided information does not specify further details about their collaboration.

Conclusion

Man Suk Ji’s listed inventions address large-screen mobile usability by adapting displayed content to touch gestures and enabling users to activate linked functions through the moved image.