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Cherry Hill, NJ, United States of America

Sung Byun

USPTO Granted Patents = 52


Average Co-Inventor Count = 8.5

ph-index = 21

Forward Citations = 1,677(Granted Patents)

Forward Citations (Not Self Cited) = 1,659(Oct 12, 2025)


Inventors with similar research interests:


Location History:

  • Vorhees, NJ (US) (2006)
  • Cherry Hill, NJ (US) (2000 - 2010)
  • Voorhees, NJ (US) (2006 - 2010)

Company Filing History:

goldMedal48 out of 649 
 
Metrologic Instruments, Inc.
 patents
silverMedal2 out of 832,680 
Other
 patents
where one patent can have more than one assignee

Years Active: 2000-2010

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52 patents (USPTO):Explore Patents
1. 7753269 - POS-based code driven retail transaction system configured to enable the reading of code symbols on cashier and customer sides thereof, during a retail transaction being carried out at a point-of-sale (POS) station, and driven by a retail transaction application program (2010-07-13),
2. 7686225 - Wireless code symbol reading system with automatic communication range dependent control (2010-03-30),
3. 7624924 - Hand-held compact ergonomic laser scanner with integrated scanner activation or data transmission switch in scanner housing (2009-12-01),
4. 7604175 - Method of reading bar code symbols using a digital-imaging based code symbol reading system employing an event-driven multi-tier modular software architecture and supporting automatic operating system login and loading of bar code symbol reading application (2009-10-20),
5. 7568625 - Hand-supportable digital image-processing based bar code symbol reading system employing image cropping zone (ICZ) framing and post-image capture cropping (2009-08-04),
6. 7513430 - Digital image capturing and processing system employing an area-type image sensing array exposed to narrow-band illumination from a narrow-band illumination subsystem for a time duration controlled using a photodetector operated independently from said area-type image sensing array (2009-04-07),
7. 7490778 - Method of reading code symbols using a hand-supportable digital image capturing and processing device employing a micro-computing platform supporting an event-driven multi-tier modular software architecture (2009-02-17),
8. 7490774 - Hand-supportable imaging based bar code symbol reader employing automatic light exposure measurement and illumination control subsystem integrated therein (2009-02-17),
9. 7469835 - Digital-imaging based code symbol reading system employing an event-driven multi-tier modular software architecture and supporting automatic operating system login and loading of code symbol reading application (2008-12-30),
10. 7464878 - Automatically-activated wireless hand-supportable laser scanning bar code symbol reading system with automatic communication range dependent control (2008-12-16),
11. 7428998 - Automatic hand-supportable image-based bar code symbol reader having image-processing based bar code reading subsystem employing simple decode image processing operations applied in an outwardly-directed manner referenced from the center of a captured narrow-area digital image of an object bearing a 1D bar code symbol (2008-09-30),
12. 7360706 - Hand-supportable imaging-based auto-discriminating 1D/2D bar code symbol reader employing a multi-mode image processing bar code symbol reading subsystem having a plurality of modes of operation which are dynamically reconfigurable in response to real-time image analysis (2008-04-22),
13. 7357325 - Hand-supportable imaging-based bar code symbol reader employing a CMOS-type image sensor using global exposure techniques (2008-04-15),
14. 7347374 - Hand-supportable digital imaging-based bar code symbol reader employing an event-driven system control subsystem, automatic IR-based object detection, and trigger-switch activated image capture and processing subsystem (2008-03-25),
15. 7325740 - Automatically-activated laser scanning 2D bar code symbol reading system employing a visible linear-type laser scanning pattern and an audible feedback signal during scan data capturing and buffering operations (2008-02-05),

Title: Innovations by Sung Byun in Retail Transaction Systems

Introduction

Sung Byun, an innovative inventor based in Cherry Hill, NJ, has made a significant impact in the field of retail transaction systems with an impressive portfolio of 52 patents. His inventions focus on enhancing the efficiency and functionality of point-of-sale (POS) systems, particularly through advanced code reading technologies.

Latest Patents

Among Sung Byun's remarkable contributions, his latest patents include a POS-based code driven retail transaction system specifically designed to facilitate the reading of code symbols on both the cashier and customer sides during retail transactions at a POS station. Additionally, he has developed novel POS-based bar code symbol reading systems featuring integrated customer-kiosk terminals. Another notable patent is the wireless code symbol reading system, which comprises a hand-supportable reader that communicates wirelessly with a base station, enhancing data transfer and storage capabilities depending on the reader's communication range.

Career Highlights

Sung Byun has worked at several prominent companies throughout his career, including Metrologic Instruments, Inc., where he has collaborated in the development of innovative retail transaction technologies. His extensive experience in the industry has played a crucial role in shaping his contributions to modern retail systems.

Collaborations

During his professional journey, Sung Byun has worked alongside notable coworkers such as Mark C Schmidt and Garrett K Russell. These collaborations have further enriched his ability to innovate and implement cutting-edge solutions in retail technology.

Conclusion

Sung Byun's extensive patent portfolio and substantial contributions to the realm of retail transaction systems underscore his role as a key innovator in the field. His work not only demonstrates his ingenuity but also paves the way for future advancements in POS technology, showing how innovations can revolutionize everyday retail experiences.

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