Electronics/Information TechnologyDetails of Technical Fields
Electronics and Information Technology Group with High-End Know-How and Competent Staff Members |
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Skills to Create Specification for Invisible Technology
In the field of electronics and information technology, we have to deal with invisible technology, that is, we have to describe what we can not really see in specifications. In the process of this “materializing invisible technology”, information we gather from discussion with inventors is quite important.For this reason, at Maeda Patent Office, we put a great emphasis on meeting with clients in person. In order to understand inventors’ ideas, we spend a lot of time on preparation for each meeting. At a meeting, we try to respect inventors’ ideas, not to be constrained by any preconceived ideas. We also try not to just do what inventors request us to do but make great efforts to find out whether there is anything that inventors have overlooked.
As I mentioned before, we deal with “invisible” technology. So, we need to create specifications with meticulous care so as not to miss out the point of invention.
More Than 20 Specialists
Our firm consists of variety of staff members who have different experiences in various different fields. This allows us to meet clients’ requests in any technical fields.For example, in the field of semiconductor, as the scale of a device becomes smaller at the micro level, more knowledge on materials and chemistry is required in many cases.
In response to clients’ requests in the field like semiconductor, we take advantage of the size of our firm and cooperate with professionals who specialize in different specific fields so that we can provide high-quality specifications.
Especially in the field of electronics and information technology, we are currently experiencing the rapid technical innovations and the globalization of competition. In this situation, we are required to provide prompt services to our clients. As a matter of fact, we handle quite a few requests to file a large number of patent applications in a short period time, at short notice.
I would say that we are prepared to deal with such situations.
The leaders of our teams keep their eyes on members’ performances and help them out when needed. In such manner, we precisely manage delivery dates.
Experienced Translators
In principal, we handle each translation in-house.By doing this, technical staff members and translators can communicate with one another to avoid misinterpreting inventive techniques.
We have in-house translators and this allows us to flexibly handle short-notice requests for translatio
Details of Technical Fields
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Electronic Circuits
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Image Processing
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Communication Technology
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Software Design
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Computer-Related Fields
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Information Technology
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Semiconductors
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Semiconductor Memory Devices
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LSI Design
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Electric Power Generation/Electric Power Transmission
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Business Models
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Patent Attorneys of this Fields
| Tomoo HARADA was admitted to practice in 2000 and joined the firm in 1994. Leading Areas of Practice Mr. Harada’s practice entails various aspects of the procurement of intellectual property rights, including domestic and foreign patent applications, prosecutions and prior art search. His career now amounts to over ten years. |
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Educational and Technical Background He received his bachelor’s degree in electronic engineering from Kyoto University in 1984. Then, he worked for Suntory Ltd. from 1984 to 1994. He belonged to Technology Development Center and Information System Department of the same company, engaging in development of beer bottle testers and consumer monitoring systems. Technical Fields of Practice Electronics. Specific areas include computer-related inventions, signal processing technologies like image coding, analog and digital circuit designing like memories, semiconductor fabrication processes, and computer-aided design for LSI’s. |
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| Hachizo MAWAKI has been a member of Maeda Patent Office since 1998. Leading Areas of Practice Mr. Mawaki now focuses his practice on domestic patent applications and prosecutions and prior art search. His career now amounts to over ten years. |
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Educational and Technical Background He received his bachelor’s degree in physics from Tohoku University in 1986. Then, he worked for Mitsubishi Space Software Ltd. from 1986 to 1991, engaging in research and development of user systems, system designing and software development. Technical Fields of Practice Software designing, aeronautical engineering like helicopters and rockets, and numerical analysis such as system identification, mathematical modeling and simulation based on flight data. |
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| Katsumori ISEKI was admitted to practice in 2001 and has been a member of the Maeda Patent Office since 2000. Leading Areas of Practice Mr. Iseki has focused his practice on domestic and foreign patent applications and prosecutions and prior art search since he entered the practice of patent. His career now amounts to six years. |
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Educational and Technical Background He received his bachelor’s degree in English linguistics from Osaka University of Foreign Studies in 1997. Technical Fields of Practice Information technology and semiconductor. |
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| Tsuguya IWASHITA has been a member of the Maeda Patent Office since 2004. Leading Areas of Practice Mr. Iwashita has focused his practice on domestic and foreign patent applications and prosecutions and prior art search since he entered the practice of patent. His career now amounts to sixteen years. Educational and Technical Background |
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| He received his bachelor’s degree in Industrial Chemistry from Doshisha University in 1998. Then, he worked for Kurashiki Kako Co., Ltd. until 2003. Technical Fields of Practice Information technology and applied physics. |
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| Haruna NAGATA has been a member of the Maeda Patent Office since 2005. Leading Areas of Practice Ms. Nagata has focused her practice on domestic and foreign patent applications and prosecutions and prior art search since she entered the practice of patent. Educational and Technical Background |
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| She received her bachelor’s degree in engineering from Osaka University in 2002. Then, she worked for Matsushita systems and technologies Co., Ltd. until 2003. Technical Fields of Practice Telecommunication and computer-related inventions |
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