Kanae Ohi

Title: Kanae Ohi: Inventor in Solid-State Imaging Technology.

Introduction

Kanae Ohi is an inventor based in Tokyo, Japan, whose patent work concerns solid-state imaging and distance measurement technology. She is associated with Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation.

Latest Patents

Ohi is named on 1 patent: “Solid-State Imaging Device, Electronic Device, and Distance Measurement System.” The invention describes a pixel array that combines event pixels, which detect changes in luminance exceeding a threshold, with gradation pixels, which output luminance signals based on the amount of incident light. Its pixel arrangement and color-filter configuration are designed to support pixel miniaturization while enabling image and distance-measurement information to be generated.

Career Highlights

Ohi’s listed patent reflects work on imaging systems that integrate luminance sensing and event detection. The disclosed technology is applicable to distance-measurement systems and related electronic devices.

Collaborations

Ohi’s listed coworkers include Yusuke Sato and Masahiro Tsukamoto. Her patent is associated with Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation.

Conclusion

Kanae Ohi’s patent highlights an approach to compact solid-state imaging that combines gradation and event-based pixel functions for applications including distance measurement.