Akihiro Fujimoto

Title: Akihiro Fujimoto and Solid-State Battery Innovation.

Introduction

Akihiro Fujimoto is an inventor associated with Maxell, Ltd., based in Otokuni-gun, Japan. His patent work concerns the design and manufacture of flat-shaped all-solid batteries.

Latest Patents

Fujimoto is named on one patent: “Flat-Shaped All-Solid Battery and Method for Manufacturing Same.” The invention describes a battery with a positive electrode, solid electrolyte layer, and negative electrode stacked inside a container formed by an outer can and a sealing can. A flexible, conductive porous member made from molded graphite is placed between the electrode stack and the inner bottom surface of the outer can, the sealing can, or both. The design addresses the arrangement of conductive material within a compact all-solid battery.

Career Highlights

Fujimoto’s listed patent reflects work on battery construction and manufacturing, with a focus on integrating a flexible graphite-based porous member into a flat-shaped cell. His patent record includes 1 patent.

Collaborations

Fujimoto’s listed coworkers include Takumi Otsuka and Hidetoshi Morikami. The patent is associated with Maxell, Ltd.

Conclusion

Akihiro Fujimoto’s patent contribution centers on a flat-shaped all-solid battery design that incorporates a flexible conductive porous member, highlighting a specific approach to battery structure and manufacturing.