Masanori Kameyama

Title: Masanori Kameyama and His Patent for an Adaptive Security System.

Introduction

Masanori Kameyama is an inventor associated with Los Altos, California, and Omron Corporation. His patent work includes a security system designed to respond to an intruder’s movements and the presence of people inside a home.

Latest Patents

Kameyama is credited with 1 patent: “Anti-intruder security system with sensor network and actuator network.” The system can switch automatically among absent-at-home guard, at-home guard, and non-guard processes based on the position of a movable localizer relative to internal and external guard surfaces.

In one embodiment, a localizer equipped with actuators, such as a speaker or white-smoke generator, can produce an alarm or smoke near an intruder. As the intruder moves through the house, the system can adjust which localizers activate. In at-home guard mode, it can discourage an intruder from approaching an internal guard surface or help a household member evacuate away from the intruder.

Career Highlights

Kameyama’s listed company affiliation is Omron Corporation. His patent describes a coordinated approach to residential security that combines sensor networks, movable localizers, and actuators to adapt responses to changing conditions.

Collaborations

Atsushi Hisano is identified as Kameyama’s coworker. The available information does not specify their particular roles or contributions to the patent.

Conclusion

Masanori Kameyama’s patent presents an adaptive home-security concept that coordinates sensing and deterrent actions according to an intruder’s location and whether residents are at home.