Po-Hua Wu

Chih-Ching Hsieh

Rie Yatsugi-Kang

Kenneth Neumann

Martinus Nicolaas Gerardus Van Swieten

Chuen-Jong Tseng

Reinhold Holtkamp, Sr

Robert Sabernig

Chi-Chung Lin

Anthony J Antonious

John Zhao

Se Kit Yuen

John S Yuen

Raymond E Grosfillex

Chin-Yuan Chen

Tobias Dümmen

Cliff Wang

Christopher Edward Bengyak

Ching-Tsung Lai

Luca Ricci

Iwao Fujisaki

Yuehai Li

Paolo Bulgari

Rebecca Hadley

Chi Gon Chen

Timothy D Wood

Jørgen Bodum

Donnie Han

Kevin Hsu

Josef Heuger

Cheng-Wei Su

Sally Sirkin Lewis

Jack Schmitt

Gabriel Danziger

Leigh M Rothschild

Albert Stekelenburg

Niels Arts

Stefano Sassi

Tobias Dummen

Huajun Yao

Ludwig Kientzler

Tim-Hermann Kordes

James Glenn Mohundro

Delphine Abdourahim

René Schoone

Yajun Hu

Luciano Salice

Frampton Erroll Ellis

Stephanie Wai Man Shiu

Carl A Muller

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USPTO Data Jan 1 1976 - Nov 18 2025

9 Utility and 304 Design Patents

#1 in Tainan

#1 in Taiwan

#53 in the World

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Tainan, Taiwan

Po-Hua Wu

Forward Citations = 4,126

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Top Solo Inventors

There’s an old African proverb that says, “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.” Well, it turns out that when it comes to inventing, some folks are perfectly happy to speed along solo. So, let's take a closer look at these lone wolves of innovation, who seem to prefer the fast lane to the scenic route. They don't have time for group meetings or brainstorming sessions — they're too busy building the next big thing.

Sure, teamwork has its perks. But in the world of invention, going it alone can mean fewer distractions, no compromise on vision, and a faster path to the finish line. Think of it as a race where solo inventors are zooming ahead in their sleek sports cars, while collaborative teams are still trying to agree on which route to take.

Of course, solo inventors do face their own unique set of challenges. Without a team to bounce ideas off, they might end up in some creative dead ends. And there's no one to blame but themselves when their latest contraption goes up in smoke. But hey, that's all part of the thrill!

In the end, solo inventors are like the superheroes of the innovation world — going fast and often going far, with a sidekick or without. So, the next time someone brings up that old proverb about going far together, just remember: sometimes, it's the lone ranger who rides off into the sunset with the greatest invention of all.

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