Wee; Nam Sook

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Wee; Nam Sook.The latest application filed is for "device and method for recognizing animal's identity by using animal nose prints".

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6.9.16

Wee; Nam Sook - Seoul KR

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Device for recognizing animal's identity by using animal nose prints Grant 10,565,440 - Wee , et al. Feb	2020-02-18
Device and method for recognizing animal's identity by using animal nose prints Grant 10,552,673 - Wee , et al. Fe	2020-02-04
Device and method for recognizing animal's identity by using animal nose prints Grant 10,268,880 - Wee , et al.	2019-04-23
Device For Recognizing Animal's Identity By Using Animal Nose Prints App 20190080159 - WEE; Nam Sook ; et al.	2019-03-14
Device And Method For Recognizing Animal's Identity By Using Animal Nose Prints App 20190080160 - WEE; Nam Sook ; et al.	2019-03-14
Device And Method For Recognizing Animal's Identity By Using Animal Nose Prints App 20160259970 - WEE; Nam Sook ; et al.	2016-09-08
Method for extracting semantic distance from mathematical sentences and classifying mathematical sentences by semantic distance, device therefor, and computer readable recording medium Grant 9,424,251 - Park , et al. August 23, 2	2016-08-23
Method and device for inputting equation Grant 9,372,828 - Choe , et al. June 21, 2	2016-06-21
Locking Apparatus With Enhanced Security Using Iris Image App 20150040212 - Kim; Dae-hoon ; et al.	2015-02-05
Mathematics Education Service System, Service Method Thereof, Apparatus For Analyzing And Generating Mathematical Problems, And Method Thereof App 20130295537 - PARK; Keun Tae ; et al.	2013-11-07
Method And Device For Inputting Equation App 20130290390 - Choe; Seung Lock ; et al.	2013-10-31
Method For Extracting Semantic Distance From Mathematical Sentences And Classifying Mathematical Sentences By Semantic Distance, Device Therefor, And Computer Readable Recording Medium App 20130275122 - Park; Keun Tae ; et al.	2013-10-17
Method For Processing Natural Language And Mathematical Formula And Apparatus Therefor App 20130268263 - PARK; Yong Gil ; et al.	2013-10-10
Apparatus And Method For Diagnosing Learning Ability App 20130260359 - Park; Keun Tae ; et al.	2013-10-03
Apparatus And Method For Iris Recognition Using Multiple Iris Templates App 20130194407 - Kim; Dae-hoon ; et al.	2013-08-01
Method For Intelligent Personalized Learning Service App 20120329028 - Wee; Nam-Sook ; et al.	2012-12-27
Multi-scale variable domain decomposition method and system for iris identification Grant 8,009,876 - Kim , et al. August 30, 2	2011-08-30
Multi-scale Variable Domain Decomposition Method and System for Iris Identification App 20090169064 - Kim; Daehoon ; et al.	2009-07-02
Progressively renderable outline font and methods of generating, transmitting and rendering the same Grant 6,232,987 - Choi , et al. May 15, 2	2001-05-15
Methods of transforming a basic shape element of a character Grant 6,157,750 - Choi , et al. December 5, 2	2000-12-05

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