Joy Donghui Li, 35New York, NY

2004020, Oct 21, 2004

Apr 21, 2003

10/419350

Joy Li - New Providence NJ, US
Qi Li - New Providence NJ, US

B65D019/00

248/346020

A binding box for packaging and paper recycling comprises of a base, four trays, and four supporting parts connecting the trays and base, respectively. Each of the trays holds a corner to a quarter of the area of the papers or materials which need to be bound. The four trays work together to hold papers or any materials that needs to be bound but there is a clearance between any two pairs of the trays. Given the clearance between the trays and the clearance between the base and trays, human hands, ropes, or binding tools can go through to bind the papers without touching any one of the trays or moving the objects which needs to be bound. The ropes are placed in the clearances between trays. Once the binding is finished, a stack of bound papers or materials can be removed directly from the top of the binding box without moving the box.

2004026, Dec 30, 2004

Jul 27, 2004

10/900440

Joy Li - New Providence NJ, US

B65B013/02

053/399000, 053/592000, 053/390000, 100/034000, 100/002000, 211/050000

A binding apparatus for packaging and paper recycling comprises of four separate holding trays, four legs connected to the trays, and several frames connecting the legs. Each of the trays holds a corner to a quarter of the area of the papers or materials which need to be bound. The four trays work together to hold papers or any materials that needs to be bound but there is a clearance between any two pairs of the trays. Given the clearance between the trays and the clearance between the frames and trays, human hands, ropes, or binding tools can go through to bind the papers without touching any one of the trays and without moving the objects which needs to be bound. The ropes are placed in the clearances between trays. Once the binding is finished, a stack of bound papers or materials can be removed directly from the top of the binding apparatus without moving the apparatus. The apparatus can be used for paper recycling, as magazine rack, or as furniture for decoration.

2007005, Mar 15, 2007

Sep 9, 2005

11/223490

Joy Li - New Providence NJ, US
Lili Yan - Modesto CA, US
Qi Li - New Providence NJ, US

G08B 23/00

340573100

The invention, a voice-operated alarm system, includes an alarm and a receiver. The alarm is comprised of a microphone unit, a voice detector, a noise reduction unit, a speech recognizer or a keyword spotter which can recognize predefined keywords, and a signal transmitter. The speech recognizer and the keyword spotter can be speaker dependent, speaker independent, or both. A speaker-dependent system needs training, while a speaker-independent system does not. A receiver is located near the alarm and is connected to a telephone or data network. The receiver further communicates with the emergency monitoring center. Furthermore, the alarm system can also be implemented as a wireless phone with keyword spotting/recognition function. In this embodiment, the alarm user can communicate with the operators directly, like a cell phone, but the dial up function is replaced by uttering keywords. In this implementation, the receiver may not be necessary.