This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science. Active years: 2001.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2001
Title: Young Ha Kwon and Computer-Based Texture Reproduction
Introduction
Young Ha Kwon is an inventor associated with the Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science in Seoul, South Korea. His patent work addresses computer-based methods for reproducing both the visual and tactile qualities of garment products.
Latest Patents
Kwon is credited with 1 patent: “Method of and Apparatus for Reproducing Texture.” The invention uses a computer to reproduce a garment designed by a designer, display it on a virtual model, and simulate its visual texture. It also drives a tactile texture reproducer using fabric characteristics such as surface properties, softness, and heat-transfer coefficient. This approach lets consumers experience a product’s virtual appearance and feel, helping developers incorporate consumer feedback while reducing development labor, time, and costs.
Career Highlights
Kwon’s listed patent reflects work at the intersection of garment design, computer-based visualization, and tactile simulation. The method is intended to support product development by enabling consumers to assess virtual garments before production.
Collaborations
Kwon’s listed coworkers include Hou Keun Song and Jin Hoon Shon. The patent information provided does not specify their individual contributions or roles in the invention.
Conclusion
Young Ha Kwon’s patent presents a way to combine visual display and tactile simulation to gather consumer feedback on garments during development.
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