Company Filing History:

18 out of 421

Sony United Kingdom Limited

4 out of 832,891

Other

patents

where one patent can have more than one assignee

Years Active: 1999-2008

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22 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 7443385 - Data processing (2008-10-28),

2. 7003358 - Audio signal processors (2006-02-21),

3. 6970753 - Storage and transmission of one-bit data (2005-11-29),

4. 6604009 - Signal processors (2003-08-05),

5. 6593866 - Signal processors (2003-07-15),

6. 6583801 - Data processing apparatus utilizing proximity sensing to determine whether user's hand is within predetermined distance (2003-06-24),

7. 6577910 - Digital audio signal processors (2003-06-10),

8. 6377193 - System for converting between non-logarithmic values and logarithmic values (2002-04-23),

9. 6359632 - Audio processing system having user-operable controls (2002-03-19),

10. 6295014 - System for processing one-bit audio signals (2001-09-25),

11. 6286020 - Signal processor delta-sigma modulator stage (2001-09-04),

12. 6281885 - Audio processing (2001-08-28),

13. 6188344 - Signal processors (2001-02-13),

14. 6175322 - Signal processors for one bit signals (2001-01-16),

15. 6167100 - Digital signal processing (2000-12-26),

Title: Christopher Sleight: A Trailblazer in Innovation

Introduction: Christopher Sleight is a notable inventor based in Chipping Norton, GB, with an impressive portfolio of 22 patents to his name. His work spans various technologies, showcasing his ingenuity and ability to push the boundaries of what's possible in data processing and audio signal processing.

Latest Patents: Among Sleight's latest innovations is a groundbreaking data processing apparatus that features an array of user-operable controls. This technology enables adjustments by the movement of a user’s hand while maintaining contact with the controls. The system includes a detector to recognize the user's hand contact, a display screen for showing associated screen icons, and a display processor that modifies these icons in response to user interaction. Additionally, Sleight has developed an audio signal processor designed to modify audio signal components beyond the conventional audio frequency range. This innovative processor employs a Delta Sigma Modulator (DSM) capable of receiving a non-interpolated digital audio signal sampled at frequencies of at least 198 kHz, representing a significant advancement in audio technology.

Career Highlights: Over his career, Christopher Sleight has made substantial contributions to the field of technology through his work with industry leaders such as Sony United Kingdom Limited and Sony Corporation. His experiences with these companies have allowed him to hone his skills and develop innovative solutions that have made a lasting impact in the sectors of data processing and audio processing.

Collaborations: Throughout his professional journey, Sleight has had the opportunity to collaborate with esteemed colleagues such as Peter Charles Eastty and Peter Damien Thorpe. These partnerships have played a vital role in fostering creativity and facilitating the development of cutting-edge technologies.

Conclusion: Christopher Sleight is a remarkable inventor whose contributions to technology continue to inspire and influence the industry. With his extensive patent portfolio and dedication to innovation, he exemplifies what it means to be a forward-thinker in the realm of data processing and audio technology. As he moves forward, his work is sure to leave an indelible mark on the future of these fields.

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