Yusuke Imura

Title: Yusuke Imura: Inventor in Facility Operations

Introduction

Yusuke Imura is an inventor based in Tokyo, Japan, and works at Hitachi, Ltd. His patent work addresses the management and coordination of facility operations. He is credited with 1 patent.

Latest Patents

Imura’s patent, “Facility Operation System and Facility Operation Method,” describes a system for organizing information used to manage instruments and facility tasks. A storage apparatus holds existing data, including instrument-management information and records of instrument use, along with information about the data’s path structure. It also stores mission information related to facility tasks and the path structure of that information.

An arithmetic operation apparatus analyzes terms in the existing data to identify their meanings and determine associations among them. It then uses those associations, together with the mission information and its path structure, to generate mission management information. This information describes the meaning of facility-operation tasks and their chronological order.

Career Highlights

Imura’s patent reflects an interest in applying data analysis to facility management. By connecting instrument records with task information, the invention aims to support clearer understanding and coordination of operational work.

Collaborations

Imura’s listed coworkers include Koji Amano and Kazuma Sawada. His professional affiliation is Hitachi, Ltd.

Conclusion

Yusuke Imura’s patented facility-operation system brings together instrument data, task meanings, and chronological information to support the management of facility operations.