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Sharp Kabushiki Kaisha Corporation

Sharp Kabushiki Saisha

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Years Active: 1989-2008

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67 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 7338754 - Micro-lens array substrate and production method therefor, and projection type liquid crystal display unit using those (2008-03-04),

2. 7319820 - Method of manufacturing optical communication system (2008-01-15),

3. 7251076 - Optical component and method for producing thick polyimide film (2007-07-31),

4. 7106682 - Optical pickup (2006-09-12),

5. 7038995 - Optical pickup for optically reading/writing data including convergent and aberration correction optical systems (2006-05-02),

6. 7031064 - Method of microlens array and projection type of liquid crystal display apparatus (2006-04-18),

7. 6979134 - Optical communication module (2005-12-27),

8. 6937381 - Optical pickup device (2005-08-30),

9. 6868055 - Optical pickup (2005-03-15),

10. 6822799 - Exposing apparatus and exposing method for microlens array (2004-11-23),

11. 6744568 - Objective lens, method for correcting manufacturing error thereof, and optical pick-up device using the same (2004-06-01),

12. 6741406 - Objective lens, optical pickup-device equipped with same and assembling method of same (2004-05-25),

13. 6731856 - Organic waveguide and manufacturing method thereof and optical part using the same (2004-05-04),

14. 6626584 - Two-way optical communication device, two-way optical communication system, and method for assembling two-way optical communication device (2003-09-30),

15. 6618543 - Optical devices made with vacuum-baked films (2003-09-09),

Title: Yukio Kurata: Innovator in Optical Technologies

Introduction

Yukio Kurata, hailing from Tenri, Japan, is a notable inventor with a remarkable portfolio of 67 patents. His innovative contributions primarily focus on optical technologies, emphasizing advancements in micro-lens array substrates and optical communication systems.

Latest Patents

Two of his latest patents include a micro-lens array substrate and a method for manufacturing an optical communication system. The micro-lens array substrate features first and second micro-lens arrays that are sandwiched between inorganic dielectric substrates. This invention enhances the functionality of projection-type liquid crystal display units. Additionally, his method for manufacturing an optical communication system involves determining the position of a first module relative to an optical fiber based on receiving efficiency and optimizing the light coupled into the fiber. This method aims to provide a cost-effective approach to manufacturing optical communication systems.

Career Highlights

Kurata has garnered significant experience working with prominent companies such as Sharp Corporation and Hitachi Cable, Inc. His tenure at these organizations has allowed him to channel his innovative spirit into practical applications, enhancing technologies that are crucial in today's digital landscape.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Yukio Kurata has collaborated with talented coworkers like Yoshio Yoshida and Takahiro Miyake. Their joint efforts have contributed to pushing the boundaries of optical technology and further advancing the fields of communication and display technologies.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Yukio Kurata stands out as a leading inventor in optical technologies. With 67 patents to his name and a dedication to developing innovative solutions, his work continues to impact the fields of communication and display systems, paving the way for future advancements in technology.

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