Yukio Shimada

Title: Yukio Shimada: Patent Contributions in Communications and Image Formation.

Introduction

Yukio Shimada is an inventor based in Tokyo, Japan. His patent work includes inventions related to telephone-number verification for service registration and recording-sheet separation in image-forming equipment. He is associated with Bell Net Corp. and Canon Kabushiki Kaisha. His listed portfolio includes 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Shimada’s patent, “Service System for Providing by Confirming Caller Telephone Number, Service Method and Medium,” describes a system that accepts a registration application and a terminal’s telephone number. The system records that number, compares it with the number of an incoming call, and registers it when the numbers match. This approach uses caller-number confirmation as part of the service-registration process.

His patent, “Image Forming Apparatus with Recording Sheet Separating Device,” concerns separating recording material from a conveying sheet in an image-forming apparatus. A pressing member with a convex curved portion contacts and deforms the conveying sheet in a direction perpendicular to its movement. The design aims to provide sufficient deformation while reducing the risk of permanent damage or breakage.

Career Highlights

Shimada’s listed company affiliations are Bell Net Corp. and Canon Kabushiki Kaisha. The two patents reflect work across service-system technology and image-forming apparatus design.

Collaborations

His listed coworkers include Isao Kumada and Hisakazu Ohkubo.

Conclusion

Yukio Shimada’s patent record spans telephone-based registration verification and a sheet-separation mechanism for image-forming equipment, illustrating contributions to both service systems and mechanical design.