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Leland Stanford Junior University

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1. 11762073 - Three-dimensional (3D) image sensors including polarizer, and depth correction methods and 3D image generation methods based on 3D image sensors (2023-09-19),

2. 11342368 - Image sensors for distance measurement (2022-05-24),

3. 11265498 - Three-dimensional image sensor based on time of flight and electronic apparatus including the image sensor (2022-03-01),

4. 11204415 - Three-dimensional (3D) image sensors including polarizer, and depth correction methods and 3D image generation methods based on 3D image sensors (2021-12-21),

5. 10931905 - Pixel array included in three-dimensional image sensor and method of operating three-dimensional image sensor (2021-02-23),

6. 10868059 - Image sensors for distance measurement (2020-12-15),

7. 10861886 - Image sensor and image processing system having pixel structure to improve demodulation contrast performance (2020-12-08),

8. 10784294 - Image sensor including multi-tap pixel (2020-09-22),

9. 10388682 - Image sensor for measuring distance (2019-08-20),

10. 8193497 - Near-infrared photodetectors, image sensors employing the same, and methods of manufacturing the same (2012-06-05),

11. 8154640 - Sub-pixels, unit pixels, image sensors and methods of operating the same (2012-04-10),

12. 8004906 - Nonvolatile memory device and method of operating and fabricating the same (2011-08-23),

13. 7863672 - Non-volatile memory device and method of fabricating the same (2011-01-04),

14. 7839694 - Nonvolatile memory devices and data reading methods (2010-11-23),

15. 7813185 - Nonvolatile memory device and method of operating and fabricating the same (2010-10-12),

Title: Innovations in 3D Imaging: The Contributions of Young-gu Jin

Introduction

Young-gu Jin, based in Suwon-si, South Korea, is a prominent inventor known for his significant contributions to the field of imaging technology. With an impressive portfolio of 19 patents, Jin has focused on advancing the capabilities of three-dimensional (3D) image sensors and related methods. His work is paving the way for innovations that enhance image generation and depth correction.

Latest Patents

One of Jin's latest innovations includes the development of three-dimensional (3D) image sensors that integrate polarization techniques and depth correction methods. His patent describes a 3D image sensor consisting of a depth pixel and at least two polarization pixels that are adjacent to the depth pixel. The depth pixel is designed to generate depth information from the reflected light of objects within a 3D scene. The polarization pixels, equipped with photodiodes and associated polarizers, generate shape information based on the surface characteristics of these objects. Together, these pixels form a unit pixel that revolutionizes depth perception and image quality in 3D imaging applications.

Another notable patent focuses on image sensors for distance measurement, characterized by innovative design features that include a semiconductor substrate with a first and second surface, vertical transmission gates, and storage gates. The arrangement of these components allows for improved efficiency in detecting distance and depth information, which is crucial for various imaging applications.

Career Highlights

Young-gu Jin has built an impressive career, having worked with leading organizations in the technology sector. His tenure at Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. has been marked by groundbreaking research and development in imaging technology. He also contributed to academic advancements during his time at Leland Stanford Junior University, where his research has influenced both practical applications and theoretical foundations in imaging systems.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Jin has collaborated with noteworthy colleagues such as Young-chan Kim and Tae-sub Jung. These partnerships have facilitated advancements in their respective fields and have led to the successful development of innovative imaging technologies.

Conclusion

Young-gu Jin is a trailblazer in the realm of 3D imaging, with a strong record of patent contributions and collaborations. His work continues to influence the future of imaging technology, enhancing the way we capture and interpret three-dimensional scenes. As innovations in this field progress, Jin's legacy as an inventor will surely inspire the next generation of technological advancements.

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