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26 out of 27,375

Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.

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4 out of 16,453

Panasonic Corporation

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Years Active: 1999-2011

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1. 7948867 - Program reception/execution apparatus that can commence execution of a machine program having only received the program in part, and a program transmission apparatus that enables such execution (2011-05-24),

2. 7664598 - Guiding device and guiding method (2010-02-16),

3. 7650342 - User profile management system (2010-01-19),

4. 7555000 - Digital broadcast system (2009-06-30),

5. RE40361 - Data conversion apparatus for data communication system (2008-06-02),

6. 7305698 - Data communication system, data transmitting apparatus, and data receiving apparatus (2007-12-04),

7. 7203739 - Terminal device for controlling transmission size of documents with capability of receiving device (2007-04-10),

8. 7065782 - Digital broadcasting system, digital broadcasting apparatus, and receiver apparatus for digital broadcasts (2006-06-20),

9. 7028324 - Digital broadcasting system and event message transmission method (2006-04-11),

10. 6986159 - Method and system for receiving and recording digital broadcast programs (2006-01-10),

11. 6951030 - Data broadcast apparatus capable of stopping reproduction of broadcast data in reception apparatus when an event requiring to stop the reproduction of the broadcast data occurs (2005-09-27),

12. 6944861 - Program reception/execution apparatus that can commence execution of a machine program having only received the program in part, and a program transmission apparatus that enables such execution (2005-09-13),

13. 6782006 - Digital broadcasting apparatus which adjusts bitrates of source data items composing additional information (2004-08-24),

14. 6778222 - Data broadcast apparatus for controlling presentation timing of additional data with high precision (2004-08-17),

15. 6757911 - Digital broadcasting system, digital broadcasting apparatus, and a reception apparatus for digital broadcasts (2004-06-29),

Title: Junichi Hirai: Innovator in Program Execution and User Guidance Technologies

Introduction: Junichi Hirai, based in Suita, Japan, is an accomplished inventor known for his significant contributions to the fields of program execution and user guidance technologies. With a total of 30 patents to his name, Hirai has developed innovative solutions that enhance the efficiency and usability of machine programs and guiding devices.

Latest Patents: Among his latest inventions is a program reception/execution apparatus designed to initiate the execution of a machine program even when only part of the program has been received. This inventive program transmission apparatus divides a program into multiple partial sections, allowing the program reception execution apparatus to carry on with execution as soon as any partial program is received. Furthermore, Hirai's guiding device and method effectively instruct users to navigate according to a specific guiding route. The system incorporates various components, including an acquisition unit for obtaining guidance routes, a recognition unit that identifies nearby objects, and a management unit that addresses the interaction between the user and these objects to ensure seamless navigation.

Career Highlights: Junichi Hirai's impressive career includes tenures at renowned companies such as Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. and Panasonic Corporation. His work at these institutions has provided him with a rich platform to innovate and apply his technical expertise in real-world applications.

Collaborations: Hirai's journey as an inventor is complemented by his collaborations with esteemed colleagues, including Kazuo Okamura and Yoshiyuki Miyabe. Together, they have contributed to the advancement of technology that helps streamline processes and enhance user experiences.

Conclusion: Junichi Hirai stands out as a significant figure in technological innovation, with his portfolio of patents showcasing his talent and commitment to improving the interface between technology and users. His efforts continue to influence the field, paving the way for future developments in program execution and guidance systems.

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