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Brother Kogyo Kabushiki-Kaisha

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Years Active: 2010-2014

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1. 8738685 - Content distributed-storage system, frame image obtaining method, node device, and recording medium on which node processing program is recorded (2014-05-27),

2. 8654678 - Node device, recording medium where storage control program is recorded, and information storing method (2014-02-18),

3. 8619631 - Information communication system, information communication method, node device included in information communication system and recording medium recording information processing program (2013-12-31),

4. 8514742 - Node device, information process method, and recording medium recording node device program (2013-08-20),

5. 8332463 - Distributed storage system, connection information notifying method, and recording medium in which distributed storage program is recorded (2012-12-11),

6. 8321586 - Distributed storage system, node device, recording medium in which node processing program is recorded, and address information change notifying method (2012-11-27),

7. 8315979 - Node device, information communication system, method for retrieving content data, and computer readable medium (2012-11-20),

8. 8312068 - Node device, information communication system, method for managing content data, and computer readable medium (2012-11-13),

9. 8218455 - Information communication system, information communication method, node device included in information communication system and recording medium recording information process program (2012-07-10),

10. 8201262 - Contents distribution system, contents distribution method, terminal apparatus, and recording medium on which program thereof is recorded (2012-06-12),

11. 8195764 - Information delivery system, delivery request program, transfer program, delivery program, and the like (2012-06-05),

12. 8190779 - Information processing apparatus and storing apparatus, information processing method and storing method, and recording medium that promptly and efficiently distributes content (2012-05-29),

13. 8059560 - Tree-type network system, node device, broadcast system, broadcast method, and the like (2011-11-15),

14. 7839867 - Information delivery system, delivery request program, transfer program, delivery program, and the like (2010-11-23),

Title: **Innovative Contributions of Hideki Matsuo in Distributed-Storage Technologies**

Introduction

Hideki Matsuo, an esteemed inventor based in Nagoya, Japan, has made significant strides in technology through his innovative ideas and prolific contributions. With a remarkable portfolio of 14 patents, Matsuo has been pivotal in developing advanced information communication systems that enhance content distribution and storage.

Latest Patents

Matsuo's latest patents showcase his expertise in content distributed-storage systems and node devices. One of his notable inventions is a content distributed-storage system that effectively divides content data—with multiple frame image data—into smaller pieces, allowing for efficient storage across various node devices. Each piece is assigned unique identification information, enabling node devices to access the content seamlessly. Additionally, he has developed methods encompassing frame image obtaining and recording mediums containing node processing programs, which further improve data handling in communication systems.

Career Highlights

Throughout his career, Matsuo has held pivotal roles in prominent companies such as Brother Industries, Ltd. and Xing Inc. His experience within these organizations has not only solidified his expertise but also contributed to advancements in the field of information technology. His deep understanding of distributed storage and communication networks has been a game changer in the industry.

Collaborations

Matsuo has collaborated with accomplished professionals in his field, including Kentaro Ushiyama and Yuji Kiyohara. Their teamwork has resulted in innovative solutions that push the boundaries of what is possible in content distribution and storage technology.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Hideki Matsuo's contributions to the field of distributed-storage systems and communication technologies are remarkable. His patents reflect a commitment to innovation and problem-solving, making him a significant figure in the realm of technology. As he continues to implement his ideas and collaborate with fellow inventors, the impact of his work is sure to resonate within the industry for years to come.

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