Ming-zong Wu

Title: Ming-zong Wu’s Patented Innovations

Introduction

Ming-zong Wu is an inventor based in Taipei, Taiwan. His work includes inventions in holster sensing and video recording, as well as portable electronic devices and transmission control. He is associated with Getac Technology Corporation and has 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Wu’s listed patents address sensing whether a firearm is in a holster and managing connections between portable electronic devices and external equipment.

“Sensor device, holster sensing system, and video-recording system” describes a sensor mounted on a holster. Its reference and induction coil sets allow a control unit to detect changes in inductance and determine whether a gun is present. When the system detects that the gun has been removed, it can send a trigger signal to activate a recording device.

“Portable electronic device and transmission control method thereof” concerns a device that detects whether connected external equipment is acting as a power source or receiving device. The control circuit selects a transmission channel based on the detection result, identifies the external device, and receives its image signal when the device is identifiable. If it is not identifiable, the system switches to a second channel for communication.

Career Highlights

Wu’s listed inventions apply sensing and control technologies to practical device systems. The holster-related patent links firearm detection with automatic video recording, while the portable-device patent focuses on adapting signal transmission to connected equipment.

Collaborations

Wu is associated with Getac Technology Corporation. His listed coworkers include Chun-Kai Chang and Li-Wei Cheng.

Conclusion

Ming-zong Wu’s patent work spans holster sensing and recording systems, as well as transmission control for portable electronic devices.