Jae H. Kim
Engineers at Stone Holw Dr 1533, Austin, TX
License number
Colorado 55924
Issued Date
Jul 6, 1994
Renew Date
Jul 6, 1994
Type
Engineer Intern
Address
Address
11915 Stonehollow Dr, Austin, TX 78758
Professional information
Jae Won Kim, Austin TX - Lawyer
Address:
InfraREIT Capital Partners, LLC
600 Congress Ave STE 2000, Austin 78701
(512) 721-2666
600 Congress Ave STE 2000, Austin 78701
(512) 721-2666
Licenses:
Texas - Eligible To Practice In Texas 2004
Education:
University of Texas School of LawDegree Doctor of Jurisprudence/Juris Doctor (J.D.)Graduated 1998
Specialties:
Business - 50%
Energy / Utilities - 50%
Energy / Utilities - 50%
Owner, Wireless Net
Position:
Owner at wireless net
Location:
Austin, Texas Area
Industry:
Wireless
Work:
wireless net
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Owner
Edge Grip Aligner With Buffering Capabilities
US Patent:
6591960, Jul 15, 2003
Filed:
Aug 30, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/943555
Inventors:
Daniel A. Babbs - Austin TX
Jae Hong Kim - Austin TX
Matt W. Coady - Round Rock TX
William J. Fosnight - Austin TX
Jae Hong Kim - Austin TX
Matt W. Coady - Round Rock TX
William J. Fosnight - Austin TX
Assignee:
Asyst Technologies, Inc. - Fremont CA
International Classification:
B65G 3700
US Classification:
1983462, 198379, 198395, 198409, 198414, 414936
Abstract:
The present invention is an edge grip aligner with buffering capabilities and a method for increasing the throughput of wafers through the device. According to one embodiment, the present invention has first and second buffer arms, and a chuck arm. A workpiece can be aligned while supported on the chuck arm. Once the workpiece is aligned, the chuck arm transfers the workpiece to the buffer arms so that a second workpiece can be aligned on the chuck arm. While the second workpiece is being aligned, an end effector can transfer the first workpiece away from the buffer arms and retrieve another workpiece to place upon the chuck arm.
Edge Grip Aligner With Buffering Capabilities
US Patent:
6729462, May 4, 2004
Filed:
May 22, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/444327
Inventors:
Daniel A. Babbs - Austin TX
Jae Hong Kim - Austin TX
Matt W. Coady - Round Rock TX
William J. Fosnight - Austin TX
Jae Hong Kim - Austin TX
Matt W. Coady - Round Rock TX
William J. Fosnight - Austin TX
Assignee:
Asyst Technologies, Inc. - Fremont CA
International Classification:
B65G 3700
US Classification:
1983462, 1984688, 414936
Abstract:
The present invention is an edge grip aligner with buffering capabilities and a method for increasing the throughput of wafers through the device. According to one embodiment, the present invention has first and second buffer arms, and a chuck arm. A workpiece can be aligned while supported on the chuck arm. Once the workpiece is aligned, the chuck arm transfers the workpiece to the buffer arms so that a second workpiece can be aligned on the chuck arm. While the second workpiece is being aligned, an end effector can transfer the first workpiece away from the buffer arms and retrieve another workpiece to place upon the chuck arm.
System For Parallel Processing Of Workpieces
US Patent:
6326755, Dec 4, 2001
Filed:
Apr 12, 2000
Appl. No.:
9/547551
Inventors:
Daniel Babbs - Austin TX
Timothy Ewald - Austin TX
Matthew Coady - Round Rock TX
Jae Kim - Austin TX
Timothy Ewald - Austin TX
Matthew Coady - Round Rock TX
Jae Kim - Austin TX
Assignee:
Asyst Technologies, Inc. - Fremont CA
International Classification:
B25J 922
US Classification:
31856821
Abstract:
A dual paddle end effector robot is disclosed which is capable of parallel processing of workpieces. The end effector includes a lower paddle rotatably coupled to an end of the distal link, and an upper paddle rotatably coupled to the lower paddle. The lower paddle supports a drive assembly capable of rotating the upper paddle with respect to the lower paddle. In one embodiment of the present invention, the dual paddle end effector robot may be used within a wafer sorter to perform parallel processing of workpieces on a pair of aligners within the sorter. In such an embodiment, the robot may first acquire a pair of workpieces from adjacent shelves within the workpiece cassette. After withdrawing from the cassette, the respective paddles on the end effector may fan out and transfer the wafers to the chucks of the respective aligners. After processing of the workpieces on the aligners is complete, the fanned end effector paddles may re acquire the workpieces, the upper paddle may return to its home position located directly over the lower paddle, and then return the processed workpieces to their original cassette or to a new cassette. Parallel processing of workpieces in this fashion provides significantly greater throughput than in conventional wafer sorter systems.
System To Transfer A Template Transfer Body Between A Motion Stage And A Docking Plate
US Patent:
7665981, Feb 23, 2010
Filed:
Aug 25, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/211766
Inventors:
Philip D. Schumaker - Austin TX, US
Angelo Fancello - Austin TX, US
Jae H. Kim - Austin TX, US
Byung-Jin Choi - Austin TX, US
Daniel A. Babbs - Austin TX, US
Angelo Fancello - Austin TX, US
Jae H. Kim - Austin TX, US
Byung-Jin Choi - Austin TX, US
Daniel A. Babbs - Austin TX, US
Assignee:
Molecular Imprints, Inc. - Austin TX
International Classification:
B29C 59/00
US Classification:
425385
Abstract:
The present is directed towards an imprint lithography system including, inter alia, a docking plate; a motion stage having a range of motion associated therewith, the range of motion having a periphery spaced-apart from the docking plate a first distance; and a body, having first and second opposed sides spaced-apart a second distance, selectively coupled between the docking plate and the motion stage, the first distance being greater than the second distance to minimize a probability of a collision between the docking plate, the motion stage and the body while transferring the body between the docking plate and the motion stage.
Method To Transfer A Template Transfer Body Between A Motion Stage And A Docking Plate
US Patent:
2007006, Mar 22, 2007
Filed:
Aug 25, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/211763
Inventors:
Philip Schumaker - Austin TX, US
Angelo Fancello - Austin TX, US
Jae Kim - Austin TX, US
Byung-Jin Choi - Austin TX, US
Daniel Babbs - Austin TX, US
Angelo Fancello - Austin TX, US
Jae Kim - Austin TX, US
Byung-Jin Choi - Austin TX, US
Daniel Babbs - Austin TX, US
International Classification:
G06F 1/16
US Classification:
361686000
Abstract:
The present is directed towards a method of transferring a body between a motion stage and a docking system, the method including, inter alia, positioning the body between the motion stage and the docking system, with the motion stage being spaced-apart from the docking system a distance; and transferring a coupling of the body between the motion stage and the docking system, with the distance being established to minimize a probability of a collision between any of the docking system, the motion stage and the body while transferring the body between the docking system and the motion stage.
System To Couple A Body And A Docking Plate
US Patent:
2007007, Apr 5, 2007
Filed:
Aug 25, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/211785
Inventors:
Philip Schumaker - Austin TX, US
Angelo Fancello - Austin TX, US
Jae Kim - Austin TX, US
Byung-Jin Choi - Austin TX, US
Daniel Babbs - Austin TX, US
Angelo Fancello - Austin TX, US
Jae Kim - Austin TX, US
Byung-Jin Choi - Austin TX, US
Daniel Babbs - Austin TX, US
International Classification:
B41F 33/00, G06K 9/00
US Classification:
101483000, 382106000
Abstract:
The present is directed towards a coupling system including, inter alia, a docking plate having a protrusion positioned thereon, the protrusion controlling an orientation of a body in contact therewith to facilitate a coupling of the body to the docking plate.