Tao Chen

Tao Chen – Inventor with 183 Patents

Tao Chen, based in San Diego, CA is an accomplished inventor with an impressive portfolio of 183 patents to his name. His inventions range from printing technologies to wireless communication systems, and many of his works are considered groundbreaking within their respective fields.

One of Mr. Chen's latest patents is a coated print media that includes a substrate, a base coating layer, and a top coating layer. The base layer comprises an inorganic pigment, a binder, and a fixing agent, while the top layer incorporates polyvinyl alcohol and polymer nanobeads. The gloss transition temperature of the polymer nanobeads ranges from 70℃ to 350℃, and they constitute 50-100% (by dry weight) of the top coating layer. This invention will be particularly useful in the printing industry, where it will enhance the quality of prints.

Another noteworthy invention by Mr. Chen is a primer composition that includes polyvinyl alcohol, starch nanoparticles, and a crosslinkable polyurethane dispersion. The primer composition can also include a cationic salt and water. This invention will be useful in coating substrates to improve their resistance to water and other liquids.

Mr. Chen has worked with top-notch companies such as Hewlett-Packard (HP) and QUALCOMM Incorporated. He has collaborated with other industry experts, including Edward George Tiedemann, Jr. and Jun Wang. Mr. Tiedemann is a renowned wireless communications systems engineer, while Mr. Wang has contributed significantly to the development of mobile computing technology.

With an extensive portfolio of inventions and association with globally recognized companies and industry experts, Tao Chen is an inventor who has made significant contributions to innovation. His work continues to shape industries, and it will undoubtedly inspire generations of innovators to come.