Tajima; Kazuki

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Tajima; Kazuki.The latest application filed is for "gasochromic system".

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Tajima; Kazuki - Aichi JP
TAJIMA; Kazuki - US
Tajima; Kazuki - Nagoya JP
Tajima; Kazuki - Nagoya-shi JP

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Reflection-type light control element, reflection-type light control member, and multilayer glass Grant 9,507,234 - Yamada , et al. November 29, 2	2016-11-29
Reflection-type optical control element Grant 9,383,624 - Yamada , et al. July 5, 2	2016-07-05
Gasochromic system Grant 9,376,854 - Yoshimura , et al. June 28, 2	2016-06-28
Gasochromic System App 20150354265 - YOSHIMURA; Kazuki ; et al.	2015-12-10
Reflection-type Optical Control Element App 20150168801 - Yamada; Yasusei ; et al.	2015-06-18
Reflective Dimming Electrochromic Element With Non-water Based Hydrogen Ion Conductive Electrolyte Layer Inserted Therein, And Dimming Element Using The Same App 20140340729 - Tajima; Kazuki ; et al.	2014-11-20
Reflection-type Light Control Element, Reflection-type Light Control Member, And Multilayer Glass App 20140247474 - Yamada; Yasusei ; et al.	2014-09-04
All-solid-state reflective dimming electrochromic element sealed with protective layer, and dimming member comprising the same Grant 8,773,746 - Tajima , et al. July 8, 2	2014-07-08
All-solid-state Reflective Dimming Electrochromic Element Sealed With Protective Layer, And Dimming Member Comprising The Same App 20130010347 - Tajima; Kazuki ; et al.	2013-01-10
All-solid-state reflective dimming electrochromic device having buffer layer and dimmer member using the same Grant 8,284,472 - Yoshimura , et al. October 9, 2	2012-10-09
All solid state type reflection light control electrochromic element employing magnesium/titanium alloy and light control member Grant 8,189,255 - Yoshimura , et al. May 29, 2	2012-05-29
Switchable mirror element, and switchable mirror component and insulating glass each incorporating the switchable mirror element Grant 8,179,588 - Yamada , et al. May 15, 2	2012-05-15
All-Solid-State Reflective Dimming Electrochromic Device Having Buffer Layer and Dimmer Member Using the Same App 20100188726 - Yoshimura; Kazuki ; et al.	2010-07-29
Switchable Mirror Element, And Switchable Mirror Component And Insulating Glass Each Incorporating The Switchable Mirror Element App 20100039692 - Yamada; Yasusei ; et al.	2010-02-18
All Solid State Type Reflection Light Control Electrochromic Element Employing Magnesium/titanium Alloy And Light Control Member App 20090323159 - Yoshimura; Kazuki ; et al.	2009-12-31
All-solid-state reflection-controllable electrochromic device and optical switchable component using it Grant 7,545,551 - Yoshimura , et al. June 9, 2	2009-06-09
Micro Thermoelectric Type Gas Sensor App 20070212263 - Shin; Woosuck ; et al.	2007-09-13
All-solid-state reflection-controlable electrochromic device and optical switchable component using it App 20070076288 - Yoshimura; Kazuki ; et al.	2007-04-05

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