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22 out of 1,600

Nippon Soken, Inc.

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10 out of 1,838

Toyota Jidosha Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

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6 out of 3,252

Nippondenso Co., Ltd.

Kabushiki Kaisha Toyota Chuo Kenkyusho

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Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha

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Years Active: 1977-2004

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1. 6759604 - Seat load measuring system with zero point-adjusting capability (2004-07-06),

2. 6694826 - Device for detecting signal of sensing cells interconnected in a matrix (2004-02-24),

3. 6676156 - Electronic impact sensor mounted on supporting member (2004-01-13),

4. 6206409 - Air bag system (2001-03-27),

5. 5590899 - Airbag device (1997-01-07),

6. 5181417 - Pressure detecting device (1993-01-26),

7. 5001454 - Thin film resistor for strain gauge (1991-03-19),

8. 4616502 - Knocking detection system for internal combustion engine (1986-10-14),

9. 4574616 - Vibration detecting apparatus (1986-03-11),

10. 4567755 - Ignition/misfire detector for an internal combustion engine (1986-02-04),

11. 4567751 - Knocking detection device in diesel engine (1986-02-04),

12. 4537065 - Device for detection of abnormality in pressure detector for internal (1985-08-27),

13. 4492109 - Knocking detection apparatus for an internal combustion engine (1985-01-08),

14. 4476709 - Knock detecting apparatus for internal combusion engines (1984-10-16),

15. 4440014 - Knocking detection device (1984-04-03),

Title: The Innovations of Tadashi Ozaki: A Pioneer in Load Measuring Systems

Introduction: Tadashi Ozaki, based in Gamagori, Japan, holds an impressive portfolio of 28 patents. His work primarily focuses on developing advanced systems for vehicle occupant protection and load detection technologies. His innovative solutions have set a benchmark in the automotive and sensor industries.

Latest Patents: Among his latest patents, one notable invention is the "Seat Load Measuring System with Zero Point-Adjusting Capability." This system is tailored for vehicle occupant protection devices and features four weight sensor assemblies that connect to a hub assembly, ensuring accurate weight readings with a built-in zero point adjustment function. Users can easily initiate adjustments, and alerts are provided when sensors are outside predetermined ranges.

Another significant patent is the "Device for Detecting Signal of Sensing Cells Interconnected in a Matrix." This device detects signals from a sensing mat composed of various sensing cells that alter their resistance in response to applied loads. The innovative detecting circuit converts these resistance changes into voltage variations, enabling precise readings without interference from irrelevant paths.

Career Highlights: Throughout his career, Tadashi Ozaki has made significant contributions while working for renowned companies such as Nippon Soken, Inc. and Toyota Motor Corporation. His focus on innovation in automotive technologies has greatly influenced the development of safety systems that protect vehicle occupants.

Collaborations: Ozaki has collaborated with esteemed professionals in the field, including Tokio Kohama and Hideki Obayashi. Their joint efforts have fostered advancements in technology and design, further enhancing the effectiveness of the systems developed.

Conclusion: Tadashi Ozaki exemplifies the spirit of innovation through his remarkable patents and developments. His contributions have not only advanced the automotive industry but have also set new standards for safety and efficiency in load measurement systems. Ozaki’s work continues to inspire future innovations in various technological fields.

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