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| + | The concept of patenting inventions dates back several centuries, serving as a legal safeguard for the intellectual property of inventors. While many inventors may have only a handful of patents to their name, a select group has amassed 1000 patents or more, becoming legends in the world of innovation. This article will delve into the lives and work of some of these prolific inventors, highlighting their contributions to various fields of technology. | ||
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== Shunpei Yamazaki == | == Shunpei Yamazaki == | ||
| − | [[Shunpei Yamazaki]] is a Japanese inventor and physicist best known for his work on semiconductor technologies. He holds more than 2,000 U.S. patents and is one of the world's most prolific inventors in electronics. | + | [[Shunpei Yamazaki]] is a Japanese inventor and physicist best known for his work on semiconductor technologies. He holds more than 2,000 U.S. patents and is one of the world's most prolific inventors in electronics. His work often falls under the classes related to active solid-state devices (Class 257) and semiconductor device manufacturing (Class 438). |
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[[Paul Lapstun]] is an Australian inventor, holding over 1,000 patents mostly in the fields of printing and digital technology. He often collaborated with Kia Silverbrook on several inventions. | [[Paul Lapstun]] is an Australian inventor, holding over 1,000 patents mostly in the fields of printing and digital technology. He often collaborated with Kia Silverbrook on several inventions. | ||
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Holders of 1000 Patents or More: A Deep Dive Into Intellectual Titans
The concept of patenting inventions dates back several centuries, serving as a legal safeguard for the intellectual property of inventors. While many inventors may have only a handful of patents to their name, a select group has amassed 1000 patents or more, becoming legends in the world of innovation. This article will delve into the lives and work of some of these prolific inventors, highlighting their contributions to various fields of technology.
List of Inventors with 1000 or More Patents
Shunpei Yamazaki
Shunpei Yamazaki is a Japanese inventor and physicist best known for his work on semiconductor technologies. He holds more than 2,000 U.S. patents and is one of the world's most prolific inventors in electronics. His work often falls under the classes related to active solid-state devices (Class 257) and semiconductor device manufacturing (Class 438).
Kia Silverbrook
Kia Silverbrook is an Australian inventor who holds over 4,700 patents, mainly in printing technology, 3D graphics, and digital paper.
Thomas Edison
Thomas Edison was an American inventor who is famous for many groundbreaking inventions including the phonograph, the motion picture camera, and the electric light bulb. Although he holds 1,093 U.S. patents, his total number of patents worldwide is estimated to be around 2,332.
Donald Spector
Donald Spector is an American inventor with more than 1,000 patents in various fields such as medicine, fashion, and toys.
Leonard Forbes
Leonard Forbes is an American inventor who holds over 1,000 patents, primarily in the semiconductor sector. His contributions have been instrumental in shaping modern electronics.
Arthur Schawlow
Arthur Schawlow, an American physicist, is known for his work on lasers and optics. He holds over 1,000 patents and was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1981.
Lowell L. Wood
Lowell L. Wood is an American astrophysicist and inventor, notable for his work on the Strategic Defense Initiative and other military technologies. He has over 1,000 patents to his name.
Gurtej Sandhu
Gurtej Sandhu is an Indian-American inventor with more than 1,000 patents primarily in the area of semiconductor technology. His inventions have been crucial to advancements in microelectronics and computing.
George Albert Lyon
George Albert Lyon was a Canadian inventor with more than 1,000 patents, most of which pertain to automotive technologies. His contributions have influenced the development of modern cars.
Paul Lapstun
Paul Lapstun is an Australian inventor, holding over 1,000 patents mostly in the fields of printing and digital technology. He often collaborated with Kia Silverbrook on several inventions.
