Tokyo, Japan

Hochiki Kabushiki Kaisha


USPTO Granted Patents = 59

Trademarks = 1

Forward Citations = 1,184

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62 inventors (with patents filed for the assignee):

goldMedal Yoshimi Kawabata (7 out of 7 patents)

silverMedal Tetsuya Nagashima (6 out of 19 patents)

bronzeMedal Hiromitsu Ishii (5 out of 11 patents)

4 Masamichi Kikuchi (4 out of 4 patents)

5 Toshihide Tsuji (3 out of 16 patents)

6 Hiroshi Shima (3 out of 24 patents)

7 Katsuaki Tonomura (3 out of 3 patents)

8 Kanji Ishii (3 out of 3 patents)

9 Masato Aizawa (3 out of 3 patents)

10 Takashi Ono (3 out of 17 patents)

11 Junichi Narumiya (3 out of 5 patents)

12 Sadataka Yuchi (3 out of 12 patents)

13 Toshiyuki Ozawa (3 out of 3 patents)

14 Naoya Matsuoka (2 out of 11 patents)

15 Hiroshi Honma (2 out of 20 patents)


Core Competencies:
Fire Alarm
Flame Detection Device
Photoelectric Smoke Detector
Thermal Detector
Gas Leak Detector
Firefighting Systems
Disaster Monitoring
Smoke Detection Apparatus
Ionizing Smoke Sensor
Automatic Fire Extinguishing
Surveillance Monitor System
Thermal Analog Fire Detector

59 patents:

Hochiki Kabushiki Kaisha is a leading manufacturer of fire alarm systems and emergency evacuation systems. With over 100 years of experience in the industry, Hochiki is dedicated to providing innovative and reliable safety solutions. Their products are known for their superior quality, advanced technology, and compliance with international safety standards. From smoke detectors to voice evacuation systems, Hochiki offers a comprehensive range of products to ensure the safety of buildings and occupants. Visit their website to learn more about their solutions and expertise.
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USPTO Data Jan 1 1976 - Dec 30 2025

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59 Patents

#640 in Tokyo

#1,525 in Japan

#11,955 in the World

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Tokyo, Japan
Forward Citations = 1,184

62 inventors:

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