Hiroshi Tokito

Title: Hiroshi Tokito: Control Systems and Patent Contributions.

Introduction

Hiroshi Tokito is an inventor based in Tokyo, Japan, associated with Mitsubishi Electric Corporation. His work includes inventions for configuring control systems and managing input/output responses. His listed portfolio includes 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Tokito’s listed patents address two aspects of control-system design:

- **Input/output response control setting device.** This invention stores user-defined relationships between input and output stations. When a relationship requires communication between different stations, the system searches for a possible interchange that would make the input and output stations the same. It then performs the interchange and displays the result.

- **Parameter setting device.** This invention supports automatic determination of suitable control parameter values. It combines indicators reflecting how changes to one parameter may affect others with indicators representing the importance of additional constraints. The system searches for parameter values that satisfy the constraints and, if it cannot find a solution, relaxes additional constraints according to their combined evaluation indicators.

Career Highlights

Tokito’s listed inventions focus on practical challenges in control systems: coordinating input/output stations and finding appropriate parameter settings while accounting for constraints. His work is associated with Mitsubishi Electric Corporation.

Collaborations

Tokito’s listed coworkers include Hideaki Minamide and Kazuhiro Abe.

Conclusion

Hiroshi Tokito’s patent contributions reflect an emphasis on improving control-system configuration, from coordinating station responses to determining parameter values under constraints.