This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Sustainable Works Corporation. Active years: 2024.
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Years Active: 2024
Title: Masahiro Tamashima: Offshore Structure Safety Innovation
Introduction
Masahiro Tamashima is an inventor associated with Sasebo, Japan. His work includes an invention designed to improve safe access between a ship and an offshore structure.
Latest Patents
Tamashima is credited with 1 patent: “Offshore Structure, Fender Device for Offshore Structure, and Method for Moving Toward Structural Body Constituting Offshore Structure.” The invention describes a base supporting an offshore wind power generator, fitted with two cylindrical fender portions that cushion impacts when a ship makes contact. Horizontal rung portions extend from the fender toward the base at intervals along the structure. This arrangement is intended to help a worker aboard a ship transfer safely to adjacent rungs while the vessel remains against the fender.
Career Highlights
Tamashima is associated with Sustainable Works Corporation. His patented work addresses a practical safety challenge in offshore infrastructure by combining impact cushioning with access features for workers.
Collaborations
Tatsuya Ishibashi and Tomohiro Nojou are identified as Tamashima’s coworkers.
Conclusion
Masahiro Tamashima’s offshore-structure patent brings together ship-impact protection and safer worker access, contributing a focused innovation for offshore wind infrastructure.
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