This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Toyoda Gosei. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Koichi Miyake: Inventor of Near-Infrared Sensor Cover Technology
Introduction
Koichi Miyake is an inventor associated with Toyoda Gosei in Kiyosu, Japan. His listed patent work concerns a cover designed to transmit near-infrared light for use with a near-infrared sensor.
Latest Patents
Miyake is credited with 1 patent: “Near-infrared transmissive covers and near-infrared sensor.” The invention describes a cover positioned in front of a sensor’s emitting and receiving units. Its structure includes a plate-shaped base body, a decorative layer that protrudes from the base body, and a coating layer that covers the decorative layer. The decorative and coating layers use plastic materials with refractive indices differing by no more than 0.03. A reflection-suppression portion is located at the rearmost part of the cover in the direction in which near-infrared rays are emitted.
Career Highlights
Miyake’s listed invention combines decorative cover construction with optical features intended for near-infrared sensor applications. The patent identifies Toyoda Gosei as his company.
Collaborations
Risa Hirano and Koji Fukagawa are listed as Miyake’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent or describe particular joint projects.
Conclusion
Koichi Miyake’s recorded patent focuses on a layered, near-infrared-transmissive cover that integrates decorative elements with sensor-related optical design.
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