Nobumasa Notake

Title: Nobumasa Notake: Inventor of a Streamlined Printing System

Introduction

Nobumasa Notake is an inventor based in Tokyo, Japan, associated with Office24 Co., Ltd. His work includes a patent for a printing system and method designed to simplify the review and delivery of printed materials. He is credited with 1 patent.

Latest Patents

Notake’s patent, “Printing System and Method,” describes a process for making it easier and faster to verify a printed sample prepared through desktop publishing and deliver the completed printed matter.

The system connects a preparer’s computer and gateway server to a customer’s printing apparatus over the internet. When the preparer’s computer specifies the IP address assigned to the customer’s printer and requests output, the gateway server sends the printing command and information to that printer. This arrangement allows the sample to be printed at the customer’s location, supporting a more direct verification and delivery process.

Career Highlights

Notake’s documented patent work focuses on connecting print preparation with customer-side printing. The invention addresses the practical coordination of sample verification and completed print delivery through networked equipment.

Collaborations

Notake’s listed coworkers include Hideaki Sato and Shigeru Nagai. The available information identifies these professional associations but does not specify their roles in the patent.

Conclusion

Nobumasa Notake’s patent presents an internet-connected approach to coordinating print preparation, sample verification, and delivery, reflecting his contribution to printing-system innovation.