Fujitsu Corporation

Asako Fujii

Tomonobu Takashima

Jou Tanji

This invention is to provide a tunnel detection technique, which is hardly affected by external circumstance at each time. A roadway type judgment method according to the invention includes: calculating, with respect to image data from a camera mounted in or on a vehicle or image data obtained by carrying out a specified conversion on the image data from the camera, a feature amount of at least one component among plural components in a specified color space of the image and storing the calculated feature amount into a feature amount data storage; determining whether or not the feature amount stored in the feature amount data storage satisfies a predetermined condition; based on a determination result at the determining, judging whether or not the vehicle travels inside a tunnel.

Roadway type judgment method and apparatus

A lamination status inspecting apparatus inspects a lamination status of adjacent sheets, and includes a first illumination unit that irradiates a portion where sheets are adjacent to each other with light from a predetermined direction, a second illumination unit that irradiates with light from a direction opposite to a direction of the first illumination unit, an imaging unit that picks up an image of the portion, and an imaging control unit that controls the imaging unit to pick up a first image of the portion by lighting the first illumination unit, and controls the imaging unit to pick up a second image of the portion by lighting the second illumination unit.

Lamination status inspecting apparatus, lamination status inspecting method, and recording medium storing lamination status detecting program

It is intended to accurately calculate the distance between a movable body and a subject on the basis of various quantities of state, such as the azimuth angle between the movable body and the subject, velocity, and yaw rate. A calculation device includes a unit for calculating the azimuth angle between movable body and a subject, a unit for calculating the distance traveled by the movable body between two points of time, a unit for calculating a change in angle in the direction of movement, and a unit for calculating the linear distance from the movable body to the subject by using the unit.

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Kawasaki, Japan

Asako Fujii