Satoru Uchiumi

Title: Satoru Uchiumi: Fuel Cell Separator Conveyance Innovation.

Introduction

Satoru Uchiumi is an inventor based in Tokyo, Japan, associated with Honda Motor Co., Ltd. His patent work addresses the handling of fuel cell separators, components used in fuel cell systems.

Latest Patents

Uchiumi is credited with 1 patent: “Fuel Cell Separator Conveyance Apparatus and Fuel Cell Separator Conveyance Method.” The invention describes a movable body with a substantially horizontal surface that faces the separator. A suction mechanism holds the separator in place, while a support mechanism allows the movable body to move. Communication holes connect to the separator’s reaction-gas flow path and through-holes, enabling separate suction sections to hold the separator and a protective sheet. This arrangement is designed to support conveyance of the separator and its protective sheet.

Career Highlights

Uchiumi’s listed patent reflects work on equipment and methods for handling fuel cell components. His association with Honda Motor Co., Ltd. connects this invention to the company’s broader engineering and technology activities.

Collaborations

Tatsuya Hasegawa and Kento Mizutani are identified as Uchiumi’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent or whether they collaborated on this invention.

Conclusion

Satoru Uchiumi’s patent focuses on suction-based conveyance of fuel cell separators and protective sheets, highlighting a practical contribution to fuel cell manufacturing and component handling.