Naoki Shiomi

Title: Naoki Shiomi and Display Device Innovations.

Introduction

Naoki Shiomi is an inventor based in Tokyo, Japan. His patent work includes display-device technologies involving electrodes, organic layers, partitions, and conductive materials. He is associated with Magnolia White Corporation and has 3 patents.

Latest Patents

Shiomi’s latest patents describe display devices with structures designed to arrange and connect components within pixel regions.

One patent describes a device with first and second lower electrodes, pixel apertures in a rib, organic layers, upper electrodes, and a partition. It specifies different heights between the lower electrodes and corresponding portions of the partition, providing a defined structural relationship between the two pixel regions.

Another patent describes a lower electrode and an overlapping aperture, together with a partition whose upper portion protrudes from the side of its lower portion. The device also includes an organic layer between the lower and upper electrodes and a transparent conductive layer covering the upper electrode. A recess in the partition’s lower portion is part of the structure, and the conductive layer contacts an area of the side surface above that recess.

Career Highlights

The available information identifies Shiomi as an inventor associated with Magnolia White Corporation. His listed patent work focuses on display-device structures and the arrangement of their constituent layers and components.

Collaborations

The provided information connects Shiomi’s work with Magnolia White Corporation. It does not identify specific co-inventors, research partners, or other collaborators.

Conclusion

Naoki Shiomi’s two listed patents concern display-device designs, including pixel partitions, electrode arrangements, and transparent conductive layers. Together, they reflect his documented contributions to display technology.