Michael Song

20130125898, May 23, 2013

Jun 28, 2012

13/535914

Michael Moonsup Song - Old Tappan NJ, US

A61M 16/04

12820715

A hybrid tubing supraglottic airway device secures patient airway and ensures unobstructed passageways for the delivery of air and medications such as anesthetic gases to unconscious patients. It is designed to retain all the advantages of such devices in the prior art yet be superior by providing both improved ease of placement in patient throats and allowing surgeons unrestricted access to operating fields, especially in cases of facial or other head surgeries. Two major components of this supraglottic airway device are a supraglottic mask and a hybrid breathing tube that consists of a rigid distal section that is connected to the mask and a flexible proximal section that extends out of the patient's mouth.

20180303718, Oct 25, 2018

Apr 19, 2017

15/491797

Michael Moonsup Song - Old Tappan NJ, US
Yoon Jung Song - , US
Ryan A. Kelly - Yorktown Heights NY, US
Paul Dowd - Scarsdale NY, US

A61J 7/00
A61J 7/04
G07F 17/00
G06F 19/00

In an apparatus for dispensing, a dispenser includes a housing, a reservoir housed within the housing, a chute in fluid communication with the reservoir, wherein the chute is adjacent to the reservoir, a user input device, a power source housed within the housing, a logic housed within the housing, wherein the power source powers the logic, a motor housed within the housing, wherein the power source powers the motor, wherein the logic controls the motor, a gear train housed within the housing, wherein the motor drives the gear train, a first platform defining an opening, wherein a portion of the first platform abuts a bottom portion of the chute when the dispenser is in a non-dispensing state, and a second platform including a well, wherein the gear train is configured to rotate the second platform relative to the housing, and wherein when the logic sets the dispenser to a dispensing state a position of the well is adjustable relative to the housing via the user input device, such that the well substantially aligns with the chute.

20170079887, Mar 23, 2017

Sep 22, 2015

14/860807

Michael Song - Old Tappan NJ, US
Rebecca Song - Old Tappan NJ, US

A61J 7/04
B65D 83/04
A61J 1/03

The disclosed pill bottle allows for timed dispensing of medicine, as programmed by a physician, pharmacist, or caregiver. The device has a slot for pill entry in any one of the walls, the slot being sealable and lockable. In an unlocked and open condition, the slot is a portal from the outside of the bottle into an inner cavity, the cavity being adapted for pill storage and extending between the slot/opening for pill entry and an exit tube. The exit tube is sized for single-file passage of a plurality of pills. A button or blocking device (defined as a mechanical and/or physical object which prevents movement of a pill out of the device) is movable only at pre-programmed intervals of time, allowing the exit of a pill or dosage of pills.