Hyuga Taniguchi

Title: Hyuga Taniguchi and Multi-Layer Coatings for Electronic Devices.

Introduction

Hyuga Taniguchi is an inventor associated with Tsurugashima, Japan, and Apple Inc. His patent work includes a coating technology designed to give electronic-device structures a distinctive, consistent appearance.

Latest Patents

The supplied information identifies one patent for Taniguchi: “Electronic Device Coatings Having Multi-Layer Interference Films.” The invention describes a visible-light-reflecting coating for conductive structures, such as device housings. Its layered design combines adhesion and transition layers with a thin-film interference filter containing silicon nitride and silicon hydride layers, with silicon chromium nitride at the top and titanium nitride at the bottom. The coating can produce orange, yellow, or red colors while maintaining a relatively uniform appearance from different viewing angles, including on three-dimensional surfaces. Taniguchi is credited with 1 patent in the supplied data.

Career Highlights

Taniguchi’s listed patent highlights work on materials and optical effects for electronic-device design. The coating’s layered construction addresses both the appearance of conductive components and the consistency of their color across viewing angles.

Collaborations

The supplied information lists Taniguchi as working at Apple Inc. and identifies Naoto Matsuyuki as a coworker. The patent description focuses on a coating approach for electronic-device structures.

Conclusion

Hyuga Taniguchi’s listed patent presents a multi-layer interference coating intended to give conductive electronic-device components vivid, angle-consistent colors.