Tokyo, Japan

Fujitsu Component Limited


USPTO Granted Patents = 807

% Expired Patents = 73.5


Trademarks = 1

Forward Citations = 3,294

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283 inventors (with patents filed for the assignee):

goldMedal Yukihiro Mori (89 out of 118 patents)

silverMedal Sumio Watanabe (85 out of 90 patents)

bronzeMedal Shigemi Kurashima (75 out of 89 patents)

4.  Takashi Yuba (72 out of 73 patents)

5.  Mitsuru Kobayashi (70 out of 115 patents)

6.  Masahiro Tsuchiya (70 out of 105 patents)

7.  Masahiro Yanagi (70 out of 72 patents)

8.  Takashi Arita (70 out of 84 patents)

9.  Koichi Kiryu (51 out of 56 patents)

10.  Osamu Daikuhara (50 out of 59 patents)

11.  Shinichiro Akieda (48 out of 52 patents)

12.  Satoshi Sakurai (46 out of 75 patents)

13.  Koki Sato (42 out of 57 patents)

14.  Hideo Miyazawa (40 out of 108 patents)

15.  Tetsuhiro Ishikawa (37 out of 38 patents)


Core Competencies:
Touch Panel
Printer
Electromagnetic Relay
Wireless Communication
Measuring Instrument
Keyswitch Device
Optical Reader
Communication System
Tactile Presentation
Printing Apparatus
Input Device
Sheet Cassette

807 patents:

Fujitsu Component Limited, based in Tokyo, specializes in advanced touch panel technology and a diverse range of electronic components. The company is recognized for its innovative solutions in touch panels, printers, electromagnetic relays, and wireless communication systems. Additionally, Fujitsu Component develops measuring instruments, keyswitch devices, and optical readers, contributing to various industries by enhancing communication systems and user interfaces. Its commitment to research and development positions it as a key player in the technology landscape.
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USPTO Data Jan 1 1976 - Oct 6 2026

Fujitsu Component Limited
807 Patents

#132 in Tokyo

#265 in Japan

#1,247 in the World

Tokyo, JP
Tokyo, Japan
Forward Citations = 3,294

283 inventors:

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