Hsinchu, Taiwan

Nien-Hsien Lin

This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents and 7 published patent applications. Top assignee: Mediatek Corporation. Active years: 2026.

IDiyas Innovation Intelligence. (2026). Inventor Profile: Nien-Hsien Lin. Retrieved from https://idiyas.com/inventor/nien-hsien-lin

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Title: Nien-Hsien Lin: Inventor in Mobile Computing and Touch-Response Technology.

Introduction

Nien-Hsien Lin is an inventor based in Hsinchu, Taiwan. His patent work includes methods for allocating computing resources to image-processing tasks and reducing touch latency in electronic devices. He is associated with MediaTek Corporation and has 2 patents in the information provided.

Latest Patents

Lin’s listed patents address performance and responsiveness in electronic devices.

- **Computation Power Allocation Method and Computation Power Allocation System Capable of Tracking Image Frames.** This invention describes identifying tasks that need image-frame boosting by monitoring operating-system buffer queues. It tracks the start and end times of image frames, allocates computing power during each frame’s processing interval, and estimates workload requirements based on the task’s expected frame rate and frame duration.

- **Electronic Device and Method for Managing Touch Latency.** This invention concerns an electronic device with a display panel and CPU. A latency monitor collects timing information between a detected touch and the display of the application’s response. Using that information and the display refresh rate, a system resource controller adjusts resource allocation to keep touch latency below a threshold.

Career Highlights

Lin’s listed inventions focus on coordinating system resources with visual workloads and user input. The image-frame allocation approach tracks task timing to direct computing power where it is needed, while the touch-latency method uses measured response times and refresh-rate information to guide resource adjustments. Both patents are associated with electronic-device performance.

Collaborations

Lin is associated with MediaTek Corporation. The provided information also names Yi-Hsin Shen and Yen-Po Chien as coworkers.

Conclusion

Nien-Hsien Lin’s patent work addresses two important aspects of device performance: efficient image-frame processing and responsive touch interaction.

Profile summary based on public USPTO records.
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