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Seiko Epson Corporation

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Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications Japan, Inc.

Sony Mobile Communications Japan, Inc.

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Years Active: 2005-2025

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1. 12278505 - Control device, power receiving device, electronic apparatus, and power transmission system (2025-04-14),

2. 11901744 - Control device, power receiving device, electronic apparatus, and power transmission system (2024-02-13),

3. 11594899 - Mobile information processing device, integrated circuit, and battery pack (2023-02-28),

4. 11196303 - Control device, power receiving device, electronic apparatus, and contactless power transmission system (2021-12-07),

5. 11146081 - Circuit device, control device, power receiving device, and electronic device (2021-10-12),

6. 11043842 - Control device, power receiving device, electronic device, contactless power transmission system, and control method (2021-06-22),

7. 10903695 - Power reception device and power reception method for non-contact power transmission (2021-01-26),

8. 10879737 - Control device, power receiving device, and electronic device (2020-12-29),

9. 10868586 - Control device, power transmitting device, contactless power transmission system, and electronic apparatus (2020-12-15),

10. 10811894 - Control device, electronic apparatus, and contactless power transmission system (2020-10-20),

11. 10804725 - Control device, power receiving device, electronic apparatus, and power transmission system (2020-10-13),

12. 10756581 - Control device, power receiving device, electronic apparatus, power transmission system, and power supply method (2020-08-25),

13. 10601240 - Control device, electronic apparatus, and contactless power transmission system (2020-03-24),

14. 10516299 - Power reception device and power reception method for non-contact power transmission (2019-12-24),

15. 10418854 - Control device, power receiving device, and electronic apparatus (2019-09-17),

Title: Innovations and Contributions of Kota Onishi

Introduction: Kota Onishi, based in Nagoya, Japan, is a prolific inventor known for his significant contributions to various technological fields. With an impressive portfolio of 56 patents, his work has made a marked impact on both consumer electronics and power management systems.

Latest Patents: Among his notable recent patents are several groundbreaking technologies. One of these is a control device designed to manage power distribution, specifically a control portion that governs a power supply based on signals received from a power transmitting device. This innovation enhances efficiency by allowing the control system to adapt based on the frequency and duty of incoming signals.

Another notable patent involves an integrated circuit aimed at improving battery management. This circuit includes an over-discharge detection mechanism, which helps prevent battery damage by recognizing over-discharged states and implementing a stop mechanism when needed. Such advancements are essential for prolonging the life of secondary batteries used in portable electronic devices.

Career Highlights: Kota Onishi has had a commendable career with esteemed companies like Seiko Epson Corporation and Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications Japan, Inc. His experiences in these organizations have provided invaluable insights, allowing him to leverage his skills in the development of cutting-edge technology.

Collaborations: Throughout his career, Kota has collaborated with notable colleagues, including Takahiro Kamijo and Kentaro Yoda. These partnerships have fostered an environment of innovation and creativity, leading to the successful development of multiple patents and projects.

Conclusion: Kota Onishi's contributions to the field of technology through his extensive patent portfolio emphasize his role as a key innovator. His work in power management and integrated circuits reflects a deep understanding of the needs of modern electronic devices, making him a significant figure in the landscape of innovation.

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