Kenji Ohtsuki

Title: Kenji Ohtsuki and Foldable Display Innovation.

Introduction

Kenji Ohtsuki is an inventor associated with Sharp Kabushiki Kaisha, based in Sakai City, Japan. His listed patent concerns a foldable display designed to support flexible screen construction while addressing stress and impact around its bending region.

Latest Patents

Ohtsuki is credited with 1 patent, titled “Foldable Display.” The invention describes a flexible display layer divided into first and second display regions, with a third region between them that forms a bendable portion. Inflexible support substrates support the first and second regions, while a flexible cover covers the display layer. A shock absorption layer sits between the display layer and each support substrate, and includes a slit in the portion overlapping the bending region. This arrangement is intended to accommodate bending while providing support and shock absorption.

Career Highlights

The available information identifies Ohtsuki as an inventor working with Sharp Kabushiki Kaisha. His listed patent reflects work on display technology, particularly the structural design of foldable screens.

Collaborations

Ohtsuki’s listed invention is associated with Sharp Kabushiki Kaisha. The available details do not specify additional collaborators.

Conclusion

Kenji Ohtsuki’s listed foldable-display patent focuses on combining flexible display components, rigid support substrates, and a slit shock absorption layer to address the demands of a bendable screen.