This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Pegatron Corporation. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Tsung-Yueh Yu and a Rotating-Shaft Innovation for VR and AR Glasses.
Introduction
Tsung-Yueh Yu is an inventor based in Taipei City, Taiwan, whose work includes a rotating-shaft structure designed for virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) glasses. His patent describes a mechanism that supports relative rotation between parts of the glasses while providing a guided, positioned movement.
Latest Patents
Yu’s listed patent is “Rotating Shaft Structure for Virtual Reality or Augmented Reality Glasses, and Glasses.” The design includes first and second housings, an annular frame, an elastic body, and a rotating shaft. A guide groove with retaining walls and a recess works with a positioning post on the annular frame. The elastic body connects the first housing and annular frame, while the shaft passes through the housing, elastic body, and frame. Together, these components provide a rotating structure for VR or AR glasses.
The supplied information lists 1 patent for Yu.
Career Highlights
Yu is associated with Pegatron Corporation. His patent focuses on a mechanical component for wearable technology, addressing how VR or AR glasses can incorporate a rotating connection between structural parts.
Collaborations
Yu’s listed coworker is Chi-Yao Chao. The available information identifies their association but does not specify the details of their collaboration.
Conclusion
Tsung-Yueh Yu’s listed invention applies a guided, elastic rotating-shaft mechanism to VR and AR glasses, reflecting a practical contribution to wearable-device design.
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