This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: The University of Tokyo. Active years: 2025.
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Years Active: 2025
Title: Satoshi Tabata: Inventor of a Pattern-Positioning Information Processing System.
Introduction
Satoshi Tabata is an inventor based in Tokyo, Japan, associated with The University of Tokyo. His work includes an invention designed to quickly specify positions within a pattern.
Latest Patents
Tabata is credited with 1 patent: “Information Processing Device, Program, and Pattern Code.” The invention addresses the challenge of quickly identifying a position in a pattern. It describes a system that generates a projection image containing clock and data patterns, then uses an image captured while the pattern is projected onto an object to decrypt data values. A phase specification unit uses those values and the pattern information to determine the phases of different parts of the object.
Career Highlights
Tabata’s patent describes an approach combining projected patterns, image capture, data decryption, and phase specification. The disclosed system is intended to support efficient position identification in patterned imagery.
Collaborations
The supplied information lists Leo Miyashita and Masatoshi Ishikawa as Tabata’s coworkers at The University of Tokyo.
Conclusion
Satoshi Tabata’s patent presents a pattern-based information processing system for specifying positions and phases from projected and captured images.
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