Location History:
- Bucheon-si, KR (2012)
- Gyeonggi-do, KR (2020)
- Seoul, KR (2019 - 2023)
Company Filing History:
7 out of 131,214 
1 out of 832,680 Years Active: 2012-2023
Yong Geon Lee: One of the Key Patents’ Contributors in Seoul, KR
Seoul-based Yong Geon Lee comes as a gemstone in the world of innovation and patents. With an astounding 225 patents under his name, Lee marks himself as one of the top contributors in the world of inventions.
Among his latest patents is a Fanout optical assembly, which features an optical fiber connection apparatus. The apparatus has a lens member tool that is capable of changing the shape or direction of an optical signal, thereby transmitting it from one optical module to another. The technology behind the optical apparatus will enable engineers to construct highly efficient machines that need a robust fiber connection network.
Another innovation that displays his sheer brilliance is his Electronic device and method for providing stress index corresponding to activity of the user. This invention involves using a display panel, a biometric sensor, and a motion sensor to monitor the stress levels of the user. The sensitive algorithm therein calculated the stress index of the user, corresponding to the biometric information obtained using the biometric sensor.
Yong Geon Lee has worked for some of the top-notch companies, including Optomind Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. During his tenure, Lee has worked with some of the most talented individuals, some of whose names are Su Jin Park and Seon Min Rhee.
The patents pioneered under the guidance of Lee can be leveraged to solve existing problems and open doors to new opportunities. We anticipate seeing more revolutionary patents from the innovative mind of Yong Geon Lee in the future.
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