Company Filing History:

9 out of 87

Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute International

patents

1 out of 92

National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Incorporated Administrative Agency

where one patent can have more than one assignee

Years Active: 2004-2011

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10 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 7956815 - Low-profile antenna structure (2011-06-07),

2. 7634088 - Radio communications system (2009-12-15),

3. 7489948 - Receiver capable of receiving radio signal with high quality (2009-02-10),

4. 7391386 - Array antenna control device and array antenna device (2008-06-24),

5. 7142162 - Antenna structure and television receiver (2006-11-28),

6. 7129897 - Array antenna apparatus capable of switching direction attaining low gain (2006-10-31),

7. 7106270 - Array antenna capable of controlling antenna characteristic (2006-09-12),

8. 7071890 - Reflector (2006-07-04),

9. 7057573 - METHOD FOR CONTROLLING ARRAY ANTENNA EQUIPPED WITH A PLURALITY OF ANTENNA ELEMENTS, METHOD FOR CALCULATING SIGNAL TO NOISE RATIO OF RECEIVED SIGNAL, AND METHOD FOR ADAPTIVELY CONTROLLING RADIO RECEIVER (2006-06-06),

10. 6677898 - Method for controlling array antenna equipped with single radiating element and a plurality of parasitic elements (2004-01-13),

Title: Innovator Takashi Ohira: Revolutionizing Radio Communication

Introduction

Takashi Ohira, an inventive mind based in Kyoto, Japan, has made significant contributions to the field of telecommunications with his innovative inventions. With a portfolio of 10 patents, he has introduced groundbreaking technologies that enhance radio communication systems and antenna structures.

Latest Patents

Among Ohira's latest patents, the "Low-profile antenna structure" stands out. This invention provides a flexible way to control directivity through symmetrically arranged excited and parasitic elements. Each element features an inverted-F antenna structure, strategically spaced to optimize performance. Additionally, the "Radio communications system" patent illustrates a sophisticated setup where radio devices communicate using an array antenna, capable of dynamically adjusting directivity to effectively transmit and receive signals at a single frequency.

Career Highlights

Takashi Ohira's career has been marked by his work with the Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute International. His role there allowed him to explore and develop novel antenna designs and communication protocols, laying the groundwork for his patents that drive innovations in radio technology.

Collaborations

Throughout his journey, Ohira has collaborated with notable coworkers, including Takuma Sawaya and Hiroki Tanaka. Their collective effort has contributed to advancing research in antenna systems and communication strategies, fostering a collaborative environment that spurs innovation.

Conclusion

Takashi Ohira continues to make a substantial impact in the field of telecommunications. His inventive solutions, highlighted by his latest patents, set a foundation for future advancements in radio technologies. As a visionary inventor, he remains dedicated to improving communications for the betterment of society.

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