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Denso Corporation

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Years Active: 2009-2025

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15 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 12325444 - Mobile warning apparatus (2025-06-10),

2. 11891081 - Warning apparatus (2024-02-06),

3. 11837095 - Alarm device for vehicle (2023-12-05),

4. 11014518 - Estimation device (2021-05-25),

5. 10877140 - Radar device and method of detecting object using radar device (2020-12-29),

6. 10353063 - Radar apparatus and signal processing method of radar apparatus (2019-07-16),

7. 10077979 - Estimation apparatus (2018-09-18),

8. 8781644 - Method and apparatus for recognizing shape of road for vehicles (2014-07-15),

9. 8169361 - Electronically scanned radar system (2012-05-01),

10. 7907083 - Radar device (2011-03-15),

11. 7760133 - Radar apparatus enabling simplified suppression of interference signal components which result from reception of directly transmitted radar waves from another radar apparatus (2010-07-20),

12. 7728762 - Method for detecting interference in radar system and radar using the same (2010-06-01),

13. 7567204 - Method for determining noise floor level and radar using the same (2009-07-28),

14. 7495605 - Radar apparatus (2009-02-24),

15. 7495604 - Electronic scanning radar apparatus (2009-02-24),

Title: Mai Sakamoto: Innovator in Mobile Warning Technology

Introduction

Mai Sakamoto, an accomplished inventor from Kariya, Japan, has made significant contributions to the field of mobile warning technology. With a remarkable portfolio of 15 patents, she has demonstrated her expertise and innovative thinking in creating solutions that enhance safety and efficiency.

Latest Patents

Among her latest inventions is the "Mobile Warning Apparatus," which integrates a velocity calculator, position determiner, and an eliminator. This apparatus calculates relative velocities of observed points and determines their proximity to eliminate potential warning targets. Another notable invention is the "Warning Apparatus," featuring a restriction unit that manages the issuance of warnings concerning ghost targets. This technology employs a trajectory calculator to estimate the paths of two target objects and has a cancelling unit that modifies the warning conditions based on the distance between said objects.

Career Highlights

Mai Sakamoto has had a distinguished career, working with leading companies in the technology sector. Notably, she has been associated with Denso Corporation and So-ken Corporation, where she contributed her valuable insight and innovative solutions to various projects. Her work continues to push the boundaries of safety technology.

Collaborations

Throughout her career, Mai has collaborated with talented individuals, including Kazuma Natsume and Yuu Watanabe. These collaborations have allowed her to refine her inventions and bring groundbreaking technologies to fruition.

Conclusion

Mai Sakamoto's contributions to mobile warning technology exemplify her dedication to innovation and safety. With her impressive track record of patents and collaborations, she continues to be a prominent figure in the field, inspiring future generations of inventors.

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