Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1998-2001
Title: Toshiro Kurishita: Innovator in Color Imaging Technology
Introduction
Toshiro Kurishita is a distinguished inventor based in Nara, Japan, recognized for his significant contributions to color imaging technology. With a total of two patents under his name, Kurishita has developed innovative solutions that enhance the functionality and efficiency of imaging systems.
Latest Patents
Kurishita's latest patents demonstrate his expertise in the field. The first patent details an apparatus for forming color images through the superimposition of visualized latent images. This sophisticated system incorporates drive means that enable the simultaneous operation of both a recording medium conveying mechanism and a source for black visualized latent images. The photoreceptor drums designed for color image production feature gears as central drive transmission elements, complemented by idle gears connected to motors via a timing belt. Additionally, the drum dedicated to generating black monochrome images employs a similar gear mechanism synchronized with a second motor.
His second patent pertains to a vacuum sheet feeding apparatus which includes a cylinder and upstanding nozzles. This high-speed feeding apparatus is engineered to move suction nozzles attached to a cylindrical body toward sheet feeding rollers. The apparatus is equipped with a sensor system that detects the leading edge of a drawn sheet to ensure optimal conveyance, reinstating suction only after confirming the rear edge of the sheet has passed through the rollers.
Career Highlights
Throughout his tenure at Sharp Corporation, Kurishita has been instrumental in advancing imaging technologies. His inventive works have not only improved existing solutions but have also opened new pathways in the field of color reproduction.
Collaborations
Kurishita has collaborated with notable colleagues such as Hidekazu Sakagami and Masashi Hirai. Together, they have contributed to the development of cutting-edge technologies that enhance the performance of imaging equipment, further positioning Sharp as a leader in the industry.
Conclusion
Toshiro Kurishita's innovative spirit and dedication to the advancement of imaging technology reflect the essence of the modern inventor. His patents continue to influence color imaging systems, showcasing the significant impact of his work on the industry and inspiring future generations of inventors.