Kouzou Ohi

Title: Kouzou Ohi: Inventor in Document Processing and Machine Translation.

Introduction

Kouzou Ohi is an inventor associated with Moriguchi, Japan, and Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd. His patent work addresses document processing that adapts content to the conditions of a communication destination, alongside machine translation for HTML documents.

Latest Patents

The supplied information lists 1 patent for Ohi: “Document Preparation Method and Machine Translation Device.” The invention describes a method in which a document’s elements are identified and marked when their contents may need to change for a particular destination. At the receiving end, stored corrective information is used to adjust the marked content to suit the recipient’s conditions.

The patent also describes a machine translation apparatus for HTML documents. It supports links between translated text and corresponding original sentences or words, as well as related dictionary data.

Career Highlights

Ohi’s documented patent work combines destination-aware document preparation with machine translation. These approaches connect document structure and translation information to the needs of the intended recipient.

Collaborations

Ohi is associated with Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd. The supplied information also names Naoyuki Yoden and Takeshi Yumura as coworkers.

Conclusion

Kouzou Ohi’s listed patent reflects work on adapting document content for communication requirements and linking translated HTML text with its original language and supporting dictionary data.