Ching M Huang

US Patent:

20090195385, Aug 6, 2009

Filed:

Jul 3, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/217415

Inventors:

Ching Ching Huang - Glendora CA, US
Jennifer Peng - Huntington Beach CA, US
Francine N. Hwang - Los Angeles CA, US

International Classification:

G08B 23/00
G08B 13/22

US Classification:

3405721, 3405731

Abstract:

A system consists of remote identification tag (in the form of wristband) for personnel who must undergo hand hygiene frequently during a day's work, programmed soap and rinse-free disinfectant dispensers, entry-exit sensors for controlled access areas and data transfer stations is used to monitor and record every handwashing procedure along with its thoroughness as well as every hand cleaning event with rinse-free disinfectant. The system will further prompt each worker's identification tag at an appropriate place to examine its record to see whether a hand hygiene procedure is required before proceeding to his/her next task. The recorded data with time-date of each event will be transferred to a central computer for statistical analysis and presentation as a daily and/or periodic hand hygiene compliance report on each staff, department, shift and the entire institution.

US Patent:

20090243833, Oct 1, 2009

Filed:

Mar 25, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/383536

Inventors:

Ching Ching Huang - Glendora CA, US
Franklin D. Hwang - Glendora CA, US
Jennnifer Peng - Huntington Beach CA, US
Francis N. Hwang - New York NY, US
Francine N. Hwang - Rancho Palos Verdes CA, US

International Classification:

G08B 26/00
G06Q 50/00
H04B 1/38

US Classification:

340505, 705 3, 455 901

Abstract:

A patient care monitoring system and method employ active RFID devices integrated with digital processing, memory and timing circuitry for patient identification, care giver identification and for identification of each prescribed treatment, procedure, medication and general and/or special care action. At the point-of-care, each care action identity device will match directly with the targeted patient identity device or issue an error warning to prevent mistakes. The patient identity device will also interact with an associated sensor network to proactively prompt care givers to provide general care actions, such as altering a patient's laying position, changing bed pan/clothing/bed sheet, etc. for invalid patients. Also the patient identity tag will furnish periodic records of every care action, mistakes, remedies, care givers' identities and time and date for a central processor of a healthcare facility to monitor the quality of patient care. Such record can also be potentially accessed via the Internet by the responsible regulatory agencies, accreditation associations, insurance firms and even patients' families to ensure patient care is meeting the standards as well as medical billing accuracy.

US Patent:

20090322513, Dec 31, 2009

Filed:

Jun 11, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/456057

Inventors:

Franklin Dun-Jen Hwang - Glendora CA, US
Ching Ching Huang - Glendora CA, US

International Classification:

G08B 23/00
G08B 1/08
A61B 5/00

US Classification:

34053912, 34053913, 3405731, 600301, 4554042

Abstract:

A medical emergency reporting system and methodology that utilize a wearable monitoring device to continuously monitor key physiological parameters of a person, and when measurements exceed programmed threshold levels, it will automatically issue a medical emergency alert along with location information to a remote monitoring center via a wireless network and the Internet for immediate local response. This system will also provide manual emergency alert activation, continuous updates with key physiological measurements to the emergency response personnel along with the medical history of the subject as well as redundancy in emergency alert reporting and malfunction diagnosis to assure ultimate accuracy, immediacy and reliability for the person that requires medical assistance.

US Patent:

20100300098, Dec 2, 2010

Filed:

Jan 9, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/684919

Inventors:

Franklin D. Hwang - Glendora CA, US
Ching Ching Huang - Glendora CA, US
Jennifer Peng - Huntington Beach CA, US
Francis Hwang - Glendora CA, US
Francine Hwang - Rancho Palos Verdes CA, US

International Classification:

F03G 6/00
B23K 26/00

US Classification:

6064114, 21912171

Abstract:

The sun imparts 174 petawatt per second on the earth, and a large portion of this energy is absorbed by the earth's atmosphere in the form of translational energy for the gaseous molecules, i.e. continuous random motion in the average speed range of 500 meters per second on earth's surface. This invention utilizes a partition with large number of through-holes which all have the characteristic of providing greater cross section for gas molecules to transit from one side to the other than the reverse, thus creating a higher statistical probability for the molecules to move from one side of the partition to the other side. By stacking a number of such partitions to emphasize the direction of movement probability of the gas molecules within a container having two open ends, the number of gas molecules at the end of the stack will be more numerous than at the head, creates a pressure differential, and this can be used to push against the stacks of the partition to provide thrust on the container or to drive a turbine to generate electricity or to perform wide variety of works that are done with internal combustion engine. This invention can use solar energy without photovoltaic conversion or large solar farm to concentrate solar radiation, and it replaces all fossil fuels as the current principle energy source, drastically reducing fossil burning and pollutant generation as well as being a critical means by which to arrest global warming trends.

US Patent:

20100303673, Dec 2, 2010

Filed:

Aug 12, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/583031

Inventors:

Franklin Dun-jen Hwang - Glendora CA, US
Ching Ching Huang - Glendora CA, US
Jennifer Peng - Huntington Beach CA, US
Francis N. Hwang - Glendora CA, US
Francine N. Hwang - Glendora CA, US

International Classification:

B01D 53/02
G03F 7/00
C23F 1/00
B29C 45/00
B32B 3/10
F03G 7/00
B23K 26/38
F02K 9/00

US Classification:

422120, 430322, 216 83, 264219, 216 52, 96108, 96243, 428131, 60721, 21912171, 602001

Abstract:

The sun imparts 174 petawatt per second on the earth, and a large portion of this energy is absorbed by the earth's atmosphere in the form of translational energy for the gaseous molecules, i.e. continuous random motion in the average speed range of 500 meters per second on earth's surface. This invention utilizes a partition with large number of through-holes which all have the characteristic of providing greater cross section for gas molecules to transit from one side to the other than the reverse, thus creating a higher statistical probability for the molecules to move from one side of the partition to the other side. By stacking a number of such partitions to emphasize the direction of movement probability of the gas molecules within a container having two open ends, the number of gas molecules at the end of the stack will be more numerous than at the head, thus a pressure differential is established, and this pressure difference is used to push against the stacks of the partition to provide thrust on the container or to drive a turbine to generate electricity or to perform works.

US Patent:

D4355261, Dec 26, 2000

Filed:

Jan 6, 1999

Appl. No.:

D/098795

Inventors:

Ching Ching Huang - Holliston MA
Long-Wen Huang - Holliston MA

Assignee:

I-See-You Corporation - Holliston MA

International Classification:

1403

US Classification:

D14130