Yutaro Miyauchi

Title: Yutaro Miyauchi: Patent Inventor in Information Processing

Introduction

Yutaro Miyauchi is an inventor based in Tokyo, Japan, whose patent work concerns information processing and the analysis of program display screens. His listed patent portfolio includes 1 patent.

Latest Patents

Miyauchi is named on the patent “Information processing apparatus, information processing method, and program.” The invention describes acquiring display screens shown in chronological order while a target program runs, identifying scenes and their transition relationships from those screens, and generating a diagram that represents the transitions between scenes.

Career Highlights

Miyauchi is associated with Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc. His patent reflects work on methods for organizing and visualizing how scenes change during program execution.

Collaborations

Miyauchi’s listed coworker is Tomokazu Kake. Their shared patent work addresses the identification of program scenes and the transitions connecting them.

Conclusion

Yutaro Miyauchi’s patent contribution focuses on turning chronological program displays into a scene-transition diagram, illustrating an approach to representing program behavior through information processing.