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Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha

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Years Active: 2004-2021

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18 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 11001162 - Vehicle power supply device and method for controlling vehicle power supply device (2021-05-11),

2. 8648489 - Power supply control device for vehicle (2014-02-11),

3. 7562650 - Start-up control apparatus for an internal combustion engine (2009-07-21),

4. 7559304 - Control device and control method for stopping and starting an internal combustion engine (2009-07-14),

5. 7267088 - Valve-driving system of internal combustion engine (2007-09-11),

6. 7263959 - Control apparatus of internal combustion engine (2007-09-04),

7. 7111599 - Valve-driving system of internal combustion engine and valve-driving apparatus (2006-09-26),

8. 7096840 - Starting method and starting device of internal combustion engine, method and device of estimating starting energy employed for starting method and starting device (2006-08-29),

9. 7079939 - Stop position estimating apparatus of internal combustion engine (2006-07-18),

10. 7059297 - Stop control apparatus for internal combustion engine (2006-06-13),

11. 7047922 - Valve-driving system of internal combustion engine and valve-driving apparatus (2006-05-23),

12. 7028656 - Start control apparatus for internal combustion engine (2006-04-18),

13. 6988477 - Control apparatus for an internal combustion engine and control method thereof (2006-01-24),

14. 6877470 - Starting control system of internal combustion engine and starting control method thereof (2005-04-12),

15. 6834632 - Stop and start control apparatus of internal combustion engine (2004-12-28),

Title: Kenji Kataoka: A Pioneer in Vehicle Power Supply Innovations

Introduction: Kenji Kataoka is an influential inventor based in Susono, Japan, known for his significant contributions to vehicle technology. With 18 patents to his name, he has paved the way for innovative solutions in vehicle power supply devices, enhancing their efficiency and reliability.

Latest Patents: Among his recent inventions, Kataoka has patented a "Vehicle Power Supply Device and Method for Controlling Vehicle Power Supply Device." This device features a relay controller that sequentially manages various relays to efficiently supply electric power from switching modules to low voltage power supplies based on specific requests. Another notable patent is the "Power Supply Control Device for Vehicle," which includes a sophisticated presumption part that predicts the electrical power demands for vehicle load operations, enabling optimized power distribution to electrical loadings.

Career Highlights: Kenji Kataoka has honed his skills and expertise during his tenure at renowned companies such as Toyota Motor Corporation and Denso Corporation. His work in these organizations has not only solidified his status as an innovator but has also contributed to advancements in automotive electrical systems.

Collaborations: Throughout his career, Kataoka has collaborated with esteemed colleagues such as Yasushi Kusaka and Kimitoshi Tsuji, which has helped foster an environment of innovation and creativity in the projects they undertook.

Conclusion: Kenji Kataoka stands out as a pivotal figure in the realm of vehicle power supply innovations. His contributions through his patents not only showcase his ingenuity but also underline the importance of collaboration in technological advancement. As the automotive industry continues to evolve, Kataoka’s inventions will undoubtedly play a critical role in shaping the future of vehicle power management.

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