Yoshiro Nakamatsu
Nakamatsu Yoshirō (Japanese中 松 义 郎, Nakamatsu Yoshirō; born June 26, 1928 in the prefecture of Tokyo), also known as Dr. NakaMats (ドクター·中松, dokutā Nakamatsu ), is a Japanese inventor who claims the owner of most patents be.
Life
Nakamatsu, a graduate of the University of Tokyo, after graduating worked for some time at Mitsui Bussan KK and for EIE International. He later founded his own company, which today Dokutā Nakamatsu Soken (ドクター 中松 創研).
Nakamatsu claims, holders of more than 3,200 patents and thus the person with the most patents to his world. Actually, however, he holds to the international patent database INPADOC only 395 patents, including 14 in the U.S.. The actual inventor of the world's most productive, Kia Silverbrook, on the other hand keeps 9042nd
In 1952 he received a patent for an early form of floppy drive incl. He claims to have licensed in 1979 about a dozen patents to IBM, but what an IBM spokesman denies. Other patents such as on a putt practice device for golfers, an apparatus for direct conversion of radiant energy such as light or heat into rotational energy or an energy system for supplying hydrogen - gasoline mixture in engines show the immense diversity NakaMats. In 2005 he was awarded the Ig Nobel prize for Nutrition - documenting and analyzing his food for over 30 years.
His inventions he marketed through Dr. NakaMats Hi- Tech Innovation Corp.. He is the author of 32 best-selling books.
As a politician he kandididerte several times since the early 1990s for the national parliament and as a Governor of Tokyo, first under his real name Nakamatsu Yoshirō, since 1999 as dokutā Nakamatsu. Most personal votes he received in the Sangiin - election in 1995, when ( four seats) 101 547 voters gave him their votes in the constituency Tokyo. At the last gubernatorial election in the Prefecture of Tokyo in 2007, he landed with 85 946 (1.56 %) votes in fifth place. In 2009 he participated in the founding of the Kōfuku - jitsugen -tō, in which he is " special Chairman " ( tokubetsu - Daihyō ).