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Yamaha Corporation

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Years Active: 1998-2023

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1. 11693621 - Sound reproduction system and sound quality control method (2023-07-04),

2. 11322129 - Sound reproducing apparatus, sound reproducing method, and sound reproducing system (2022-05-03),

3. 11252526 - Acoustic device and head-related transfer function selecting method (2022-02-15),

4. 11200879 - Sound control device, wearable sound device and control method (2021-12-14),

5. 11134356 - Speech providing device, speech reproducing device, speech providing method, and speech reproducing method (2021-09-28),

6. 10820132 - Voice providing device and voice providing method (2020-10-27),

7. 10805710 - Acoustic device and acoustic processing method (2020-10-13),

8. 8630405 - Echo removing apparatus (2014-01-14),

9. 7396993 - Transmission of MIDI using TCP and UDP (2008-07-08),

10. 7188005 - Vehicle capable of auditorily informing its state and method for auditorily informing state of vehicle (2007-03-06),

11. 7164075 - Music session support method, musical instrument for music session, and music session support program (2007-01-16),

12. 7110838 - Method and apparatus for downloading data to portable devices (2006-09-19),

13. 7102071 - Apparatus and method for processing tone reproducing digital data against unauthorized use (2006-09-05),

14. 6056555 - Karaoke apparatus using background video with variable reproduction (2000-05-02),

15. 5982980 - Karaoke apparatus (1999-11-09),

Title: The Innovations of Yukio Tada

Introduction

Yukio Tada is an esteemed inventor based in Iwata, Japan, recognized for his significant contributions in the field of sound technology. With a portfolio of 18 patents, Tada has demonstrated exceptional creativity and innovation throughout his career.

Latest Patents

Two of his latest innovations include a "Sound Reproduction System and Sound Quality Control Method." This device system comprises an acoustic device, a sensor, and a sound processor, all designed for user convenience. The acoustic device is wearable, while the sensor detects the movements of a shielding object that may obstruct a virtual sound source. The sound processor enhances user experience by adjusting sound quality based on whether the shielding object is blocking the virtual sound source or not.

Another notable patent is his "Sound Reproducing Apparatus, Sound Reproducing Method, and Sound Reproducing System." This apparatus integrates a speaker, a microphone, and a processor that executes hear-through and noise cancellation processing. The advanced system intelligently responds to triggering events by executing specific tasks to optimize sound quality.

Career Highlights

Yukio Tada has had a prolific career, working with prominent organizations such as Yamaha Corporation and Fujitsu Corporation. His experiences at these companies have significantly shaped his inventive pursuits and laid the groundwork for many of his patents.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Tada has collaborated with talented individuals, including Mitsuki Arita and Kazuya Kumehara. These collaborations have fostered a creative environment, allowing for the development of innovative technologies and solutions in sound reproduction.

Conclusion

Yukio Tada's contributions to sound technology through his patents exemplify the spirit of innovation in the industry. His dedication to enhancing sound quality and user experience positions him as a key figure in contemporary invention, creating a lasting impact on future technologies.

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