Okazaki, Japan

Michiaki Amaya

This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Futaba Industrial Co., Ltd.. Active years: 2026.

IDiyas Innovation Intelligence. (2026). Inventor Profile: Michiaki Amaya. Retrieved from https://idiyas.com/inventor/michiaki-amaya-tmbmx1rm

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Years Active: 2026

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1 patent (USPTO):Explore Patents

Title: Michiaki Amaya and Carbon Dioxide Separation Technology.

Introduction

Michiaki Amaya is an inventor associated with Okazaki, Japan, and Futaba Industrial Co., Ltd. His work includes an invention designed to improve the treatment of exhaust gas and the separation of carbon dioxide.

Latest Patents

Amaya is credited with 1 patent: “Carbon dioxide separator.” The invention describes a system with a dehydrator that removes moisture from exhaust gas and a carbon dioxide collector that adsorbs and/or absorbs carbon dioxide after the gas passes through the dehydrator. A draining structure along the flow path between the heat exchanger and dehydrator helps prevent condensed water from entering the dehydrator.

Career Highlights

Amaya’s listed patent focuses on managing moisture in exhaust gas as part of a carbon dioxide separation process. The design combines dehydration, carbon dioxide collection, and condensate control.

Collaborations

Amaya’s listed coworkers include Hiromi Ishikawa and Kenta Isago. His company affiliation is Futaba Industrial Co., Ltd.

Conclusion

Michiaki Amaya’s patent presents an integrated approach to removing moisture and collecting carbon dioxide from exhaust gas, with a draining structure intended to protect the dehydration stage from condensate.

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