Haitao Tao Huang, 562713 Creeks Edge Pkwy, Austin, TX 78733

6692895, Feb 17, 2004

May 25, 2001

09/864638

Haitao Huang - Austin TX
Michael N. Miller - Austin TX
Gary A. Shreve - Austin TX
Robert D. Waid - Oakdale MN

3M Innovative Properties Company - St. Paul MN

G03C 176

4302731, 430292, 430346, 430944, 430945

A laser imageable article includes an imageable layer that comprises the reaction product of a metal precursor and a reactant. The imageable article also includes a first boundary layer on a first side of the imageable layer, the first boundary layer being substantially transparent to laser radiation, and a second boundary layer on a second side of the imageable layer. The imageable layer may be imaged with a laser through the first boundary layer while maintaining the continuity of the first boundary layer. In a preferred embodiment, the imageable layer comprises the reaction product of an ion of one or more metals selected from columns 8, 9, and 10 of the periodic table of elements and a reducing agent selected from hypophosphorus acid and salts thereof, sodium borohydride, and dimethylamine borane. One preferred embodiment of the imageable layer comprises from 1 to 30 mole percent phosphorus and up to 99 mole percent nickel. Another preferred embodiment of the imageable layer comprises from 1 to 40 mole percent boron and up to 99 mole percent nickel.

7469182, Dec 23, 2008

May 20, 2004

10/850122

Haitao Huang - Gilbert AZ, US
Hang-Ying Mao - Jiangsu, CN
Feng Tang - Jiangsu, CN

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

G01C 21/00

701200, 707 2

A geocoding method including receiving input location information () for a particular location, decomposing () and purifying () the input information before decomposing () the information, and generating () multiple candidate locations based on components of the decomposed information, and then normalizing the candidate locations before comparing the candidate locations with information in a location information database.

8214139, Jul 3, 2012

Jun 25, 2008

12/146035

Jason B. Yonker - Lee's Summit MO, US
Mei-Lin Hsieh - Phoenix AZ, US
Bernhard P. Weisshaar - Phoenix AZ, US
Haitao Huang - Gilbert AZ, US
Merlin J. Smith - Chandler AZ, US

Garmin Switzerland GmbH

G01C 21/16

701215, 701207, 701214, 701216

Techniques are described for position source selection. In an implementation, an electronic device provides a variety of functionality including at least functionality to determine position. The electronic device may be further configured to select between a plurality of position sources to determine position based upon a variety of selection criteria. In an implementation, a last known position may be stored when position is being determined through the plurality of position sources. The last known position may be used as an alternative to determining position via the position sources when one or more of the position sources are unavailable. In another implementation, the last known position may be employed to automatically select one of the plurality of position sources to be used by the electronic device for determining position.

2011019, Aug 11, 2011

Mar 15, 2010

12/724210

Haitao Huang - Chandler AZ, US
Franck R. Kirouchenaradje - Phoenix AZ, US
Daniel K. Palmer - Phoenix AZ, US
Juan C. Uribe - Chandler AZ, US
Chetan V. Kale - Chandler AZ, US

GARMIN LTD. - Camana Bay

G06F 9/46

719313, 719328

Techniques are described to decode location information in content accessed by a mobile electronic device and pass the decoded information to a native mapping application to provide an enhanced user experience. In an implementation, location information is decoded by parsing a map link in content accessed by the mobile electronic device or from location information parameters associated with a mapping application programming interface (API) call made by a mapping script embedded in the content. The decoded location information is passed to a native mapping application of the mobile electronic device. A map-related function may then be provided by the mobile electronic device by accessing functionality of the native mapping application using the decoded location information.

2012012, May 17, 2012

Nov 16, 2010

12/947554

Merlin J. Smith - Chandler AZ, US
Kungwel Liu - Chandler AZ, US
Susan S. Chen - Chandler AZ, US
Bernhard P. Weisshaar - Phoenix AZ, US
Haitao Huang - Chandler AZ, US

GARMIN SWITZERLAND GMBH - Schaffhausen

G06F 15/16

709203

Techniques are described that facilitate the automatic creation of journals that may include a variety of related content. Journal creation functionality may be furnished by a server to one or more client devices to create journals of content that include content from one or more content sources. The content provided by the content sources includes tags (e.g., metadata) describing the content. Thus, a client device may furnish a request to a server to create a journal of content. The request includes an attribute to relate the content of the journal. The server causes content to be associated with the journal from one or more computer-readable content sources accessible by the server by associating one or more of the content tags with the attribute for one or more existing journals and thereafter creating the journal using the processor by causing content from the one or more existing journals to be associated with the journal, the associated content having tags associated with the attribute.

2013006, Mar 14, 2013

Sep 7, 2012

13/606855

Haitao Huang - Austin TX, US
Yazid Saidi - Cedar Park TX, US

H01B 1/08

2525212, 2525181

A mixed metal oxide having the formula xLiMnO.(1−x)LiMOformed efficiently and in a reduced number of steps by at least partially drying an aqueous metal hydroxide mixture to form a mixed metal precursor, and then reacting the mixed metal precursor to form the mixed metal oxide. The aqueous metal hydroxide mixture includes lithium, manganese, and one or more additional metals in stoichiometric proportions indicated by the formula xLiMnO.(1−x)LiMO, where 0

2015012, May 7, 2015

Nov 5, 2013

14/071884

Haitao Huang - Austin TX, US
M. Yazid Saidi - Cedar Park TX, US

VALENCE TECHNOLOGY INC - LAS VEGAS NV

H01M 4/58

2521821

The invention provides electrode active materials comprising lithium or other alkali metals, manganese, a +3 oxidation state metal ion, and optionally other metals, and a phosphate moiety. Such electrode active materials include those of the formula:wherein