This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Washington State University. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Taiji Miyasaki and Recycled Construction Materials
Introduction
Taiji Miyasaki is an inventor associated with Pullman, Washington, and Washington State University. His patent work focuses on reusing construction and demolition waste in masonry materials.
Latest Patents
Miyasaki is named on one patent, “Masonry Material Utilizing Recycled Construction and Demolition Waste.” The invention describes dry wall waste mixtures formed under pressure into blocks or tile structures. These mixtures can contain approximately 60% to 85% dry wall waste and may incorporate the wallboard’s facing paper along with its core, simplifying waste processing. The approach also uses waste-derived binder to replace a substantial portion of Portland cement. Miyasaki’s listed patent portfolio includes 1 patent.
Career Highlights
Miyasaki’s documented patent contribution addresses the conversion of construction and demolition waste into useful masonry products. His work connects material reuse with the development of pressed blocks and tiles.
Collaborations
The patent information identifies David Drake as a coworker and Washington State University as Miyasaki’s company affiliation.
Conclusion
Taiji Miyasaki’s patent highlights an approach to reducing construction waste by incorporating discarded wallboard into masonry materials and replacing some Portland cement with waste-derived binder.
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