Jung; Hae-Mook

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Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Jung; Hae-Mook.The latest application filed is for "method and apparatus for encoding a video signal using feature point based motion estimation".

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Jung; Hae-Mook - Seoul KR

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Method and apparatus for encoding a video signal using feature point based motion estimation Grant 5,978,030 - Jung , et al. November 2, 1	1999-11-02
Method and apparatus for detecting motion vectors based on hierarchical motion estimation Grant 5,926,231 - Jung July 20, 1	1999-07-20
Apparatus for detecting motion vectors using moving object patterns Grant 5,825,423 - Jung October 20, 1	1998-10-20
Block matching motion estimation apparatus employing a weight function Grant 5,808,685 - Jung September 15, 1	1998-09-15
Apparatus for encoding a digital video signal using an adaptive scanning technique Grant 5,767,909 - Jung June 16, 1	1998-06-16
Method for determining motion vectors using a hierarchical motion estimation Grant 5,754,237 - Jung May 19, 1	1998-05-19
Method for segmenting and estimating a moving object motion Grant 5,748,761 - Chang , et al. May 5, 1	1998-05-05
Adaptive runlength coding based on zero and non-zero subblocks Grant 5,748,244 - Jung May 5, 1	1998-05-05
Method for segmenting and estimating a moving object motion using a hierarchy of motion models Grant 5,734,737 - Chang , et al. March 31, 1	1998-03-31
Method and apparatus for detecting optimum motion vectors based on a hierarchical motion estimation approach Grant 5,717,470 - Jung February 10, 1	1998-02-10
Apparatus for encoding a video signal by using modified block truncation and contour coding methods Grant 5,710,838 - Jung January 20, 1	1998-01-20
Apparatus for encoding an image signal having a still object Grant 5,701,368 - Jung December 23, 1	1997-12-23
Method and apparatus for encoding a video signal using pixel-by-pixel motion prediction Grant 5,689,306 - Jung November 18, 1	1997-11-18
Variable length coder using two VLC tables Grant 5,640,420 - Jung June 17, 1	1997-06-17
Method and apparatus for encoding an image signal having an object by using an extension-interpolation technique Grant 5,633,685 - Cho , et al. May 27, 1	1997-05-27
Method and apparatus for detecting motion vectors in a frame decimating video encoder Grant 5,619,281 - Jung April 8, 1	1997-04-08
Motion compensation apparatus for use in an image encoding system Grant 5,614,954 - Jung March 25, 1	1997-03-25
Boundary matching motion estimation apparatus Grant 5,596,370 - Jung January 21, 1	1997-01-21
Method and apparatus for detecting motion vectors based on hierarchical motion estimation Grant 5,583,580 - Jung December 10, 1	1996-12-10
Apparatus for encoding a video signal using a search grid Grant 5,579,050 - Jung November 26, 1	1996-11-26
Variable block matching motion estimation apparatus Grant 5,561,475 - Jung October 1, 1	1996-10-01
Apparatus for determining motion vectors through the use of an adaptive median filtering technique Grant 5,539,469 - Jung July 23, 1	1996-07-23

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