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Ntt Docomo, Inc.

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1 out of 178

University of Tsukuba

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Years Active: 2004-2013

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1. 8433799 - Communication contention management device, auxiliary communication contention management device, communication contention management system, and communication contention management method (2013-04-30),

2. 8413230 - API checking device and state monitor (2013-04-02),

3. 8407799 - Software behavior modeling device, software behavior modeling method, software behavior verification device, and software behavior verification method (2013-03-26),

4. 8301433 - Software behavior modeling apparatus, software behavior monitoring apparatus, software behavior modeling method, and software behavior monitoring method (2012-10-30),

5. 8294694 - 3-dimensional image display device and 3-dimensional image display method (2012-10-23),

6. 8056137 - Communication terminal device and computer device (2011-11-08),

7. 7937096 - Method and associated apparatus for distributed dynamic paging area clustering under heterogeneous access networks (2011-05-03),

8. 7913290 - Device management apparatus, device, and device management method (2011-03-22),

9. 7894808 - Storing apparatus and telecommunications apparatus (2011-02-22),

10. 7774387 - Data compressor, data decompressor, and data management system (2010-08-10),

11. 7743413 - Client apparatus, server apparatus and authority control method (2010-06-22),

12. 7735082 - Task management system (2010-06-08),

13. 7725876 - Original contents creation apparatus, derived contents creation apparatus, derived contents using apparatus, original contents creation method, derived contents creation method, and derived contents using method and verification method (2010-05-25),

14. 7693835 - Client apparatus, device verification apparatus, and verification method (2010-04-06),

15. 7639818 - Structured document signature device, structured document adaptation device and structured document verification device (2009-12-29),

Title: Atsushi Takeshita: Innovator in Communication Contention Management

Introduction

Atsushi Takeshita, located in Yokohama, Japan, is a notable inventor recognized for his extensive contribution to the field of communication technologies. With an impressive portfolio of 27 patents, his innovations are pivotal in enhancing communication systems.

Latest Patents

Among his latest patents are groundbreaking inventions such as the Communication Contention Management Device, Auxiliary Communication Contention Management Device, Communication Contention Management System, and Communication Contention Management Method. These devices feature a connection request receiving unit that interacts with auxiliary management devices and an access restriction unit which enforces policies on connection permissions based on specific execution environments. Furthermore, his work includes an API Checking Device designed to permit or restrict API calls based on device state information, showcasing a comprehensive approach to managing communication requests.

Career Highlights

Atsushi Takeshita has had a significant impact on the telecommunications industry through his tenure at prominent organizations such as NTT Docomo, Inc. and the University of Tsukuba. His dedication to research and development within these institutions has led to valuable advancements in network communication technologies.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Atsushi has collaborated with several talented individuals, including Takehiro Nakayama and Daichi Funato. These partnerships have fostered creative solutions and innovations, further enhancing the capabilities of communication systems that are critical in today's interconnected world.

Conclusion

Atsushi Takeshita's contributions to communication contention management and his extensive patent portfolio solidify his reputation as a leading innovator in the field. His work not only addresses current challenges in communication technologies but also sets the groundwork for future advancements in this ever-evolving domain.

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