Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.10
ph-index = 10
The patent ph-index is calculated by counting the number of publications for which an author has been cited by other authors at least that same number of times.
Company Filing History:
1. Japan Science and Technology Agency (4 from 1,310 patents)
2. Agency of Industrial Science and Technology (4 from 1,037 patents)
3. Toudai Tlo, Ltd. (4 from 41 patents)
4. Other (3 from 832,880 patents)
5. Ministry of International Trade & Industry (3 from 348 patents)
6. The University of Tokyo (2 from 1,287 patents)
7. Telexistence Inc. (2 from 7 patents)
8. Eye Plus Plus, Inc. (2 from 2 patents)
9. Nippon Mektron Limited (1 from 272 patents)
10. Agency of Industrial Science and Technology Ministry of International (1 from 172 patents)
21 patents:
1. 11548168 - Control device, robot control method, and robot control system
2. 11541546 - Sensation imparting device, robot control system, and robot control method
3. 11281296 - Tactile information conversion device, tactile information conversion method, and tactile information conversion program
4. 10739858 - Tactile information conversion device, tactile information conversion method, and tactile information conversion program
5. 10621837 - Tactile information conversion device, tactile information conversion method, tactile information conversion program, and element arrangement structure
6. 9483923 - Electric tactile sense presentation device
7. 8920174 - Electric tactile display
8. 8330729 - Electric tactile sense presenting device and electric tactile sense presenting method
9. 7961182 - Stereoscopic image display method
10. 7926370 - Rotation and extension/retraction link mechanism
11. 7659502 - Optical tactile sensor
12. 7460964 - Force vector reconstruction method using optical tactile sensor
13. 7420155 - Optical tactile sensor and method of reconstructing force vector distribution using the sensor
14. 6909084 - Optical tactile sensor having a transparent elastic tactile portion
15. 6836286 - Method and apparatus for producing images in a virtual space, and image pickup system for use therein