Ken Z Cheng, Age 5515930 Piazza Way, Morgan Hill, CA 95037

7956890, Jun 7, 2011

Sep 19, 2005

11/231353

Ken P. Cheng - Saratoga CA, US
Edward Y. Chang - Santa Barbara CA, US
Yuan-Fang Wang - Goleta CA, US

Proximex Corporation - Sunnyvale CA

H04N 9/47
G06K 9/00

348143, 382115, 382119, 382118

A surveillance system is provided that includes at least one sensor disposed in a security area of a surveillance region to sense an occurrence of a potential security breach event; a plurality of cameras is disposed in the surveillance region; at least one camera of the plurality has a view of the security area and can be configured to automatically gather biometric information concerning at least one subject person in the vicinity of the security area in response to the sensing of a potential security breach event; one or more other of the plurality of cameras can be configured to search for the at least one subject person; a processing system is programmed to produce a subject dossier corresponding to the at least one subject person to match biometric information of one or more persons captured by one or more of the other cameras with corresponding biometric information in the subject dossier.

8373753, Feb 12, 2013

May 5, 2011

13/101149

Ken P. Cheng - Saratoga CA, US
Edward Y. Chang - Santa Barbara CA, US
Yuan-Fang Wang - Goleta CA, US

Proximex Corporation - Cupertino CA

H04N 7/18
G06F 21/00

348143, 713186

A surveillance system is provided that includes at least one sensor disposed in a security area of a surveillance region to sense an occurrence of a potential security breach event; a plurality of cameras is disposed in the surveillance region; at least one camera thereof has a view of the security area and can be configured to automatically gather biometric information concerning at least one subject person in the vicinity of the security area in response to the sensing of a potential security breach event; one or more other of the plurality of cameras can be configured to search for the at least one subject person; a processing system is programmed to produce a dossier corresponding to the at least one subject person to match biometric information of one or more persons captured by one or more of the other cameras with corresponding biometric information in the dossier.

2004026, Dec 30, 2004

Jun 30, 2003

10/609987

Ken Cheng - Saratoga CA, US
Kong Li - San Jose CA, US
Masahito Kagawa - Sunnyvale CA, US
Toru Mori - Santa Rosa CA, US

G06F009/44

717/114000

Methods, systems and computer program products display data in a selected language. A data record formatted in a language independent markup format is received and a style sheet associated with the selected language is retrieved. The data record is formatted based on the style sheet and the formatted data record is displayed in the selected language. Data may be generated at a first data processing system that displays text in a first language and provided to a second data processing system that displays text in a second language different from the first language by generating data values at the first data processing system and incorporating the generated data values in a language independent markup document. The language independent markup document may include an identification of a style sheet that specifies how to present the data values in the second language to provide the data record.

6235995, May 22, 2001

Mar 30, 2000

9/539657

Ken Cheng - Santa Clara CA
Chih-Hsien Chou - San Jose CA
Eric Juntwait - Irvine CA

Hon Hai Precision Ind. Co., Ltd. - Taipei Hsien

H05K 103

174254

An FPC assembly (10) includes a circuit unit (12) with two different pitch arrangement connectors (14, 16) at two opposite ends. The circuit unit (12) includes a signal FPC (18) and a grounding FPC (20). A buffer layer (22) with adhesives on two opposite surfaces (24, 26) is sandwiched between the signal FPC (18) and the grounding FPC (20), and thus the signal FPC (18), the buffer layer (22) and the grounding FPC (20) are adhesively fastened with one another as one circuit unit (12). The signal FPC (18), the buffer layer (22) and the grounding FPC (20) respectively include contact tail holes (34, 35) at two opposite ends for receivable engagement with the corresponding contact tails (36, 37) of the connectors (14, 16).

6111203, Aug 29, 2000

May 29, 1998

9/087450

Ken Cheng - Cupertino CA
Chih-Hsien Chou - Cupertino CA
Eric Juntwait - Irvine CA

Hon Hai Precision Ind. Co., Ltd. - Taipei Hsien

H01B 708

174117F

A ground plane cable assembly (10) includes a flat ribbon cable (12) and a ground plane (18) sandwiching a dielectric spacer (20) therebetween wherein several openings are provided in the dielectric spacer (20) to lower the capacitance between the flat ribbon cable (12) and the ground plane (18) so that the impedance of the whole cable assembly (10) can be raised to a relative high value without increasing the thickness of the dielectric spacer (20).

6139358, Oct 31, 2000

Feb 9, 1999

9/247255

Ken Cheng - Santa Clara CA
Chih-Hsien Chou - San Jose CA
Eric Juntwait - Irvine CA

Hon Hai Precision Ind. Co., Ltd. - Taipei Hsien

H01R 1224

439497

A cable assembly comprises a substrate forming first and second mating portions and a ground pad. A first connector is assembled to the first mating portion and a ribbon cable electrically connected to the first mating portion. A ground plane is assembled to the ribbon cable and electrically connected to the ground pad of the substrate at one end. A second connector is connected to another end of the ribbon cable. A metal tab electrically connected to ground terminals of the second connector at one end and electrically connected to the ground plane at another end.

2017008, Mar 23, 2017

Dec 1, 2016

15/366450

- Sunnyvale CA, US
Ken Prayoon Cheng - Saratoga CA, US

H04N 5/232
H04N 5/268
G06F 3/0482
H04N 7/18

A video tracking system includes a user interface configured to facilitate tracking of a target between video cameras. The user interface includes user controls configured to assist a user in selecting video cameras as the target moves between fields of view of the video cameras. These user controls are automatically associated with specific cameras based on a camera topology relative to a point of view of a camera whose video data is currently being viewed. The video tracking system further includes systems and methods of synchronizing video data generated using the video cameras and of automatically generating a stitched video sequence based on the user selection of video cameras. The target may be tracked in real-time or in previously recorded video and may be track forward or backwards in time.

2017008, Mar 23, 2017

Dec 1, 2016

15/366576

- Sunnyvale CA, US
Ken Prayoon Cheng - Saratoga CA, US

H04N 5/232
G06F 3/0482
H04N 7/18

A video tracking system includes a user interface configured to facilitate tracking of a target between video cameras. The user interface includes user controls configured to assist a user in selecting video cameras as the target moves between fields of view of the video cameras. These user controls are automatically associated with specific cameras based on a camera topology relative to a point of view of a camera whose video data is currently being viewed. The video tracking system further includes systems and methods of synchronizing video data generated using the video cameras and of automatically generating a stitched video sequence based on the user selection of video cameras. The target may be tracked in real-time or in previously recorded video and may be track forward or backwards in time.