Fumiyuki Takahashi

Title: Fumiyuki Takahashi: Measurement and Inspection Innovations.

Introduction

Fumiyuki Takahashi is an inventor based in Kawasaki, Japan, whose work includes measurement technologies and information-processing systems. He is associated with Fujitsu Corporation and is named on 8 patents.

Latest Patents

Takahashi’s recent patent work includes “Measurement Apparatus, Measurement Method, and Computer-Readable Recording Medium Storing Measurement Program.” The invention describes a system that compares a captured image of a measurement target with a projectively transformed image derived from three-dimensional design data. It identifies matching feature points, evaluates the reliability of estimated camera parameters, and uses selected feature-point pairs to calculate final parameters. The system can then display the captured and transformed images superimposed.

Another recent invention, “Information Processing Apparatus and Method for Calculating Inspection Ranges,” concerns virtual simulation for inspection planning. Using three-dimensional data representing a real device, the apparatus creates a virtual version and simulates changes caused by an acting factor. It calculates the region of an object where the simulated change meets a specified condition.

Career Highlights

Takahashi’s listed inventions address practical challenges in measurement and inspection. His work combines image analysis, three-dimensional design data, parameter estimation, and virtual-device simulation to support the assessment of physical objects and equipment.

Collaborations

Takahashi’s named coworkers include Hiroyuki Tsukahara and Takashi Fuse. His patent work is associated with Fujitsu Corporation.

Conclusion

Fumiyuki Takahashi’s patent portfolio reflects a focus on image-based measurement and simulation-assisted inspection, with inventions designed to connect digital models and real-world evaluation.