This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Yoshinogawa Electric Wire & Cable Co., Ltd.. Active years: 2000.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2000
Title: Shuzo Suzuoka and Robot Wire Innovation.
Introduction
Shuzo Suzuoka is an inventor associated with Kagawa, Japan, and Yoshinogawa Electric Wire & Cable Co., Ltd. His listed patent concerns a wire designed for use in robots and combines high-strength conductors with electrical insulation.
Latest Patents
Suzuoka is credited with 1 patent: “Wire and Cable for Use in Robot.” The invention describes a robot wire made from multiple conductors twisted together and coated with an insulating member. Each conductor uses a metallic fiber-reinforced copper matrix composite, with conductivity greater than 70% IACS and tensile strength greater than 100 kg/mm². The patent further specifies that the composite is drawn with a total cross-sectional area reduction of at least 99.99%, and has a plastic strain to rupture substantially below 0.2%.
Career Highlights
The patent reflects Suzuoka’s work on materials and cable construction for robotic applications. Its design brings together a strong, conductive composite and an insulated, twisted-wire structure.
Collaborations
Suzuoka’s listed coworkers include Ryuji Ninomiya and Hidefusa Takahara. The available information identifies these professional associations but does not specify their individual contributions to the patent.
Conclusion
Shuzo Suzuoka’s recorded invention focuses on a high-strength, conductive wire construction intended for robotic use, highlighting his contribution to cable and materials innovation.
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