Takashi Oida

Title: Takashi Oida: Patent Inventor in Image-Forming Technology

Introduction

Takashi Oida is an inventor based in Osaka, Japan, whose patent work includes technologies for image-forming apparatuses and developer management. He is associated with Ricoh Company, Ltd. His listed portfolio includes 4 patents.

Latest Patents

Oida’s latest listed patents address image formation and the detection of developer amounts.

“Image forming apparatus and image forming method” describes a system that predicts slippage between a sheet feeder and a sheet before image formation. The apparatus uses that prediction to calculate the interval between images and control image formation, helping coordinate image transfer with sheet conveyance.

“Developing device, image forming apparatus, method of detecting developer amount, and non-transitory recording medium storing program” concerns monitoring developer in a developing device. It determines the required detection accuracy and sets how many measurements to take based on that requirement.

Career Highlights

Oida’s listed inventions focus on practical aspects of image-forming systems, including sheet-feed timing and developer-amount detection. These technologies are associated with Ricoh’s imaging and printing work.

Collaborations

Oida’s listed coworkers include Mizuna Tanaka and Akinori Yamaguchi. Their names indicate professional connections, though the available information does not specify particular joint patents or projects.

Conclusion

Takashi Oida’s patent portfolio reflects work on improving the coordination and monitoring of image-forming processes, with inventions addressing both sheet handling and developer detection.