Inventor · Yokohama, JP

Yasuhiro Takiyama

17Patents
9h-index
24Co-inventors
68Inventor score

Filing activity: Sep 7, 1994 → Jul 8, 2009

Most-cited inventions

PatentTitleAreaCited byStatus
US5680230A Image processing method and apparatus thereof Electricity 86 Expired
US5581377A Image processing method and apparatus for synthesizing a plurality of images based on density values Electricity 40 Expired
US6094510A Image processing apparatus and method for predicting a compression rate of image data processed to modify an image Electricity 29 Expired
US5889596A Controlling a reading unit of an image processing apparatus Electricity 23 Expired
US5917620A Image reading apparatus Electricity 22 Expired
US5650862A Image signal processing apparatus with improved pixel parallel/line parallel conversion Physics 17 Expired
US5903363A Image processing apparatus and method Electricity 12 Expired
US5936223A Original reader apparatus which reads an original image while the original passes over a reading position Electricity 10 Expired
US5581359A Image processing apparatus and method Electricity 10 Expired
US5848320A Copying apparatus capable of handling original having protruding portion Physics 9 Expired
US5777750A Image processing method and apparatus which includes a color reversing function for a two-color image Electricity 8 Expired
US7742197B2 Image processing apparatus that extracts character strings from a image that has had a light color removed, and control method thereof Physics 6 Active
US6181443A Copying apparatus capable of exposing and scanning both-side original Electricity 5 Expired
US7130072B2 Multifunction system, image processing method, computer program and memory medium Electricity 5 Expired
US7680358B2 Image processing apparatus and control method thereof, and program Physics 5 Active
US8613078B2 Information processing apparatus, control method therefor, and program Physics 1 Active
US8305611B2 Multifunction system and its manufacturing method Physics 1 Active

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