Naoki Matsuoka

Title: Naoki Matsuoka and All-Solid-State Battery Innovation.

Introduction

Naoki Matsuoka is an inventor based in Kyoto, Japan, associated with Maxell, Ltd. His patent work includes an electrode design for all-solid-state batteries intended to improve battery load characteristics.

Latest Patents

Matsuoka is named on 1 patent: “Electrode for All-Solid-State Battery and All-Solid-State Battery.” The invention describes an electrode made from a molded mixture containing active-material electrode material, a solid electrolyte, and a conductive assistant. The electrode material takes the form of composite particles with a solid-electrolyte layer on their surfaces, while another solid electrolyte is positioned between the particles. The patent specifies relationships between the compositions of these electrolytes as part of the design.

The invention is associated with Sustainable Development Goals 12, 3, 7, and 11, which concern responsible consumption and production, health and well-being, clean energy, and sustainable cities and communities.

Career Highlights

Matsuoka’s listed patent activity connects his work at Maxell, Ltd. with research into all-solid-state battery electrodes. The patent focuses on electrode structure and electrolyte composition as approaches to achieving improved load performance.

Collaborations

The provided information identifies Kentaro Tomita and Haruki Kamizori as Matsuoka’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or whether they collaborated on this invention.

Conclusion

Naoki Matsuoka’s patent highlights a materials and electrode-design approach to all-solid-state batteries, with the stated aim of improving load characteristics.