Yukio Hashiguchi

Title: Yukio Hashiguchi: Patents in Simulation and Robotics

Introduction

Yukio Hashiguchi is an inventor based in Fukuoka, Japan. His patent work addresses simulation and robot-control systems, including methods for coordinating simulated machine operations and comparing real-world robot performance with virtual execution.

Latest Patents

Hashiguchi’s listed patents include “Simulated Collaboration of Multiple Controllers.” The invention describes a simulation device that runs simulations of two machines controlled by separate controllers. It coordinates the simulations’ progress so their relative speeds reflect the progress speeds of the corresponding real controls.

Another listed patent is “Comparison Between Real Control and Virtual Control of Robot.” This control system enables a real robot and a virtual robot to perform the same tasks in their respective environments. It collects execution records from both and identifies tasks where the real and virtual results differ.

Hashiguchi is associated with 2 patents.

Career Highlights

The inventions attributed to Hashiguchi focus on connecting simulation with practical machine and robot control. One addresses synchronized simulations of collaborating machines, while the other provides a way to detect discrepancies between real and virtual robot task execution.

Collaborations

Yoshifumi Onoyama and Koji Hara are identified as Hashiguchi’s coworkers. Their shared professional context reflects work involving simulation and control technologies.

Conclusion

Yukio Hashiguchi’s patent portfolio highlights approaches to coordinating machine simulations and evaluating robot performance across real and virtual environments.