Shuya Okano

Title: Shuya Okano: Connector Innovation at Yazaki Corporation.

Introduction

Shuya Okano is an inventor based in Shizuoka, Japan, associated with Yazaki Corporation. His patent work includes a connector design intended to support the alignment and connection of electrical terminals.

Latest Patents

Okano is named on 1 patent, titled “Connector.” The invention describes a connector with first and second housings, each storing a terminal with a corresponding connection section. A support member includes a wall with an insertion hole that can move between a temporary position, where it supports the first terminal’s connection section, and a completion position, where that section is inserted into the second terminal’s connection section. The support member also has hood sections that store the housings, with the support wall formed integrally between them to partition the two sections.

Career Highlights

Okano’s listed patent reflects work on connector structure and terminal engagement. The design brings together housing storage, terminal support, and a movable wall in a single support member.

Collaborations

Okano’s listed coworkers include Tooru Kobayashi and Hideki Homma. His patent is associated with Yazaki Corporation.

Conclusion

Shuya Okano’s connector patent presents an integrated support structure for positioning and joining electrical terminals, highlighting his contribution to connector innovation at Yazaki Corporation.