Patents by Inventor Siqin He

Siqin He has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Publication number: 20240153168
    Abstract: Provided are an interaction method and apparatus in a live streaming room, a device, and a storage medium. The method comprises: in response to a trigger operation for a preset drawing entry on a live streaming room page, jumping to a graphic drawing page from the live streaming room page, a drawing trajectory set for a preset object being displayed on the graphical drawing page; when a drawing stroke on the graphic drawing page is received, matching the drawing stroke with the drawing trajectory; and if it is determined that the drawing stroke is successfully matched with the drawing trajectory, displaying prompt information about successful participation in a preset activity, the preset activity and the preset drawing entry having a correspondence.
    Type: Application
    Filed: March 14, 2022
    Publication date: May 9, 2024
    Inventors: Ling YANG, Manting WANG, Sijing WANG, Ji LIU, Feifei TANG, Xiaoben WANG, Man ZHANG, Zaiyou RUAN, Yuna HU, Zihao CHEN, Siqin LIU, Chen ZHONG, Suyao ZHANG, Yichao WU, Changhua HE, Zenan LI, Yibin CHEN, Jialuo ZHANG, Ping LI, Xinyue GONG, Jialong ZHAO, Fanglu ZHONG, Lin ZHOU, Fukang HONG, Xiangzeng MENG, Qian LI
  • Patent number: 11162879
    Abstract: A particle detector for rapidly detecting and identifying sub 20 nm particles in Ultra Pure Water (UPW) is disclosed. The detector has a nano particle extractor, a nanoparticle collector, and a tracer particle introducer. The extractor limits the size of droplets output to a predetermined size. The extractor includes (1) a liquid sample inlet, (2) a nebulizer connected to the liquid sample inlet (the nebulizer has a gas supply, and an outlet), (3) an impactor arranged to receive material output from the nebulizer, (4) an evaporator connected to the nebulizer and impactor for providing an aerosol at the extractor outlet, and (5) an aerosol connected to the evaporator. The collector us connected to the extractor and has: (1) a collector inlet connected to the aerosol outlet of the extractor, (2) a vapor condensation growth tube connected to the collector inlet, and (3) a repositionable particle capture plate arranged to receive material output from the growth tube at spatially varying positions.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: July 24, 2018
    Date of Patent: November 2, 2021
    Assignee: Kanomax FMT, Inc.
    Inventors: Derek Oberreit, David Blackford, Patricia B. Keady, Siqin He
  • Publication number: 20190025165
    Abstract: A particle detector for rapidly detecting and identifying sub 20 nm particles in Ultra Pure Water (UPW) is disclosed. The detector has a nano particle extractor, a nanoparticle collector, and a tracer particle introducer. The extractor limits the size of droplets output to a predetermined size. The extractor includes (1) a liquid sample inlet, (2) a nebulizer connected to the liquid sample inlet (the nebulizer has a gas supply, and an outlet), (3) an impactor arranged to receive material output from the nebulizer, (4) an evaporator connected to the nebulizer and impactor for providing an aerosol at the extractor outlet, and (5) an aerosol connected to the evaporator. The collector us connected to the extractor and has: (1) a collector inlet connected to the aerosol outlet of the extractor, (2) a vapor condensation growth tube connected to the collector inlet, and (3) a repositionable particle capture plate arranged to receive material output from the growth tube at spatially varying positions.
    Type: Application
    Filed: July 24, 2018
    Publication date: January 24, 2019
    Inventors: Derek Oberreit, David Blackford, Patricia B. Keady, Siqin He
  • Patent number: 9768005
    Abstract: A device and method are disclosed to apply ESI-based mass spectroscopy to submicrometer and nanometer scale aerosol particles. Unipolar ionization is utilized to charge the particles in order to collect them electrostatically on the tip of a tungsten rod. Subsequently, the species composing the collected particles are dissolved by making a liquid flow over the tungsten rod. This liquid with dissolved aerosol contents is formed into highly charged droplets, which release unfragmented ions for mass spectroscopy, such as time-of-flight mass spectroscopy. The device is configured to operate in a switching mode, wherein aerosol deposition occurs while solvent delivery is turned off and vice versa.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 21, 2016
    Date of Patent: September 19, 2017
    Assignees: MSP Corporation, Regents of the University of Minnesota
    Inventors: Siqin He, Chris Hogan, Lin Li, Benjamin Y. H. Liu, Amir Naqwi, Francisco Romay