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Aisin Seiki Kabushiki Kaisha

Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha

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Years Active: 1996-2016

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11 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 9499147 - Vehicle brake system (2016-11-22),

2. 9346442 - Cylinder device and hydraulic brake system (2016-05-24),

3. 8939519 - Vehicle brake device (2015-01-27),

4. 6766681 - Malfunction detection device of a bellows type accumulator for pressurized fluid (2004-07-27),

5. 6550245 - Hydraulic brake apparatus for a vehicle (2003-04-22),

6. 6478385 - Hydraulic brake apparatus for a vehicle (2002-11-12),

7. 6434933 - Hydraulic pressure brake device for vehicles (2002-08-20),

8. 6389812 - Hydraulic brake apparatus (2002-05-21),

9. 5899068 - Hydraulic brake apparatus for a vehicle (1999-05-04),

10. 5515678 - Brake pressure generating device for a vehicle (1996-05-14),

11. 5496101 - Pressure control apparatus in a vehicle braking system (1996-03-05),

Title: Takashi Kurokawa: Innovator in Vehicle Brake Systems

Introduction

Takashi Kurokawa is a prominent inventor based in Nagoya, Japan, known for his significant contributions to vehicle brake systems. With a total of 11 patents to his name, Kurokawa has made remarkable advancements in automotive technology, particularly in enhancing safety and performance.

Latest Patents

Kurokawa's latest patents include a sophisticated vehicle brake system designed to ensure reliable braking even under challenging conditions. This system features a cylinder with an output piston and an input piston that defines a separation chamber. It incorporates a brake pedal connected to the input piston, a reaction force generating device, and a separation lock valve. The system is equipped with a fade state judging portion that assesses whether the friction brake device is in a fade state, allowing for adjustments to maintain desired friction braking force. Another notable patent is for a cylinder device and hydraulic brake system that utilizes a brake ECU to manage the transition between different states, ensuring smooth operation and consistent hydraulic pressure.

Career Highlights

Throughout his career, Kurokawa has worked with leading companies in the automotive industry, including Aisin Seiki Co., Ltd. and Advics Co., Ltd. His work has focused on developing innovative braking technologies that enhance vehicle safety and performance.

Collaborations

Kurokawa has collaborated with notable colleagues such as Michiharu Nishii and Masaki Oishi, contributing to the advancement of automotive technologies through teamwork and shared expertise.

Conclusion

Takashi Kurokawa's innovative work in vehicle brake systems has significantly impacted the automotive industry. His patents reflect a commitment to improving safety and performance in vehicles, making him a key figure in automotive innovation.

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