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Fuji Photo Film Company, Limited

where one patent can have more than one assignee

Years Active: 1987-2020

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25 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 10674893 - Endoscopic surgical device and guide device (2020-06-09),

2. 10542869 - Endoscopic surgical device and guide device (2020-01-28),

3. 7710489 - Image reproducing apparatus and digital camera (2010-05-04),

4. 7667768 - Image-capturing apparatus having multiple detachably connectable image capturing units (2010-02-23),

5. 7457479 - Image playback apparatus (2008-11-25),

6. 7145601 - Multi-modal reproducing apparatus and digital camera (2006-12-05),

7. 7102686 - Image-capturing apparatus having multiple image capturing units (2006-09-05),

8. 7084902 - Image display device, display method and digital camera for reducing display power consumption (2006-08-01),

9. D338220 - Camera (1993-08-10),

10. D332109 - Disposable camera (1992-12-29),

11. D330564 - Disposable camera (1992-10-27),

12. D330563 - Disposable camera (1992-10-27),

13. D315727 - Disposable camera (1991-03-26),

14. D315305 - Package for a disposable camera (1991-03-12),

15. D312782 - Package for a disposable camera (1990-12-11),

Title: Kimiaki Nakada: Innovating Endoscopic Surgery in Tokyo

Introduction

Kimiaki Nakada is a notable inventor based in Tokyo, Japan, recognized for his significant contributions to the field of medical technology. With an impressive portfolio of 25 patents, Nakada has focused primarily on innovations that enhance endoscopic surgical procedures.

Latest Patents

Among his latest inventions are advanced endoscopic surgical devices and guide mechanisms designed to optimize the interlocking functionality of medical instruments. His innovative overtube is engineered to puncture the body wall, effectively guiding both an endoscope and treatment tool into a body cavity. The device incorporates an interlocking member that synchronizes the forward and backward movements of the endoscope and treatment tool.

This interlocking system consists of a first sleeve connected to the endoscope, a second sleeve linked to the treatment tool, and a coupling mechanism featuring an elastic body. This configuration allows for variable responsiveness, where minimal stretching of the coupling results in slower interlocking movement, while increased stretching leads to rapid synchronization of movements. As a result, this invention enhances the precision and efficiency of endoscopic surgeries.

Career Highlights

Kimiaki Nakada has worked with esteemed companies such as Fuji Photo Film Company, Limited and Fujifilm Corporation. His background in these innovative firms has played a crucial role in his development as an inventor, where he honed his skills in creating cutting-edge medical technologies.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Nakada has collaborated with talented peers including Takuya Arai and Takeshi Misawa. These partnerships have fostered a rich environment for creative brainstorming and problem-solving, allowing for remarkable advancements in the field of endoscopic devices.

Conclusion

Kimiaki Nakada stands out in the realm of medical innovation with his dedication to improving surgical techniques through his patents. His focus on the development of endoscopic surgical devices not only showcases his inventive spirit but also contributes to the advancement of medical procedures, ultimately benefitting healthcare professionals and patients alike.

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