Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd.

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

Hitachi, Ltd.

Hitachi High-Tech Corporation

Daisuke Fukui

Taro Suzuki

Eiji Niikura

Munenori Ieshige

Koichiro Kuroda

Mizuki Ogawa

Toru Shiraki

Genta Koreki

Sakie Iwaoka

Hideo Ito

Takeshi Tanaka

Hiroyuki Yamashita

Ryoji Hattori

Kazuya Yoshida

Kenichi Hirota

Tadahiro Ishida

Keiji Hirose

Hiromitsu Nakagawa

Yoshihiro Imakura

Makoto Hashiba

Tomohiko Imoda

Toshikazu Kuwabara

Yasuyuki Shouji

Hirotaka Watanabe

Masahiro Fujita

Tomoko Suzuki

Yoshiyuki Nakamura

Hiroyuki Kawano

Hironobu Arimoto

Kazuya Makabe

Jun Maeoka

Yasushi Yoneyama

Makoto Aoyagi

Akira Ioku

Koki Takasaki

Miki Kato

Shinichi Yunoki

Takashi Toyomura

Taku Nishikawa

An image reading device () includes a lens array (), a light receiver (), and at least one light blocking member. The lens array () includes first lens bodies arranged in a line in a main scanning direction with predetermined spacing therebetween to converge light from a reading target. The light receiver () receives light converged by each first lens body. The at least one light blocking member is disposed between the light receiver () and an end of the lens array () proximate to the reading target at at least one position corresponding to the predetermined spacing in the main scanning direction. The at least one light blocking member blocks light from the reading target propagating between the first lens bodies, and each of the at least one light blocking member separates optical paths of light converged by ones of the first lens bodies adjacent to each other.

Image reading device comprising a lens array including first lens bodies and second lens bodies, a light receiver and light blocking plates that are between the light receiver and second lens bodies, the thickness of the light blocking plates equal to or greater than the second lens bodies thickness

A motion visualization systemincludes a skeleton recognition programobtaining joint coordinates of a target person, a pitch extraction programextracting a walk cycle of the target person based on the joint coordinates, and a storage unitstoring a skeleton normalization programtransforming coordinates of the joint coordinates in a reference coordinate system where a direction in which a predetermined portion of the target person moves is set as an axis of a traveling direction in one walk cycle extracted and transforming the joint coordinates based on information on the target person.

Motion visualization system and the motion visualization method

An image reading device includes a board including a plurality of imaging elements arranged along a scanning direction, and a housing including a plurality of optical components that are arranged along the scanning direction and a plurality of housing components that are arranged along the scanning direction. Each of the plurality of optical components focuses light reflected by a reading target onto a corresponding imaging element, and each of the plurality of housing components holds at least one optical component. The plurality of housing components are arranged to have a clearance therebetween and each of the plurality of housing components is fixed to the board at a position to transmit light through the optical components to focus onto the corresponding imaging element.

Image-reading device comprising a plurality of optical components arranged along the scanning direction board components arranged to have a second clearance therebetween and board components fixed to the housing

Provided is a measurement apparatus including a processor and a storage unit. The storage unit holds measurement data of each time point which is obtained by a photographing apparatus, and temporal-spatial constraints. The processor extracts a position of an object from the measurement data of each time point, determines whether the object satisfies the temporal-spatial constraints, and determines, based on a result of the determination on whether the object satisfies the temporal-spatial constraints, whether the object is an analysis target.

Measurement apparatus and measurement method

Image-reading device comprising a plurality of optical components arranged along the scanning direction and housing components arranged to have a first clearance therebetween, board components arranged to have a second clearance therebetween and the first clearance and the second clearance are arranged to be staggered in the scanning direction

An image reading device () includes a board () including a plurality of imaging elements () arranged along a scanning direction, and a housing () including (i) a plurality of optical components that are arranged along the scanning direction and (ii) a plurality of housing components () that are arranged along the scanning direction. Each of the plurality of optical components focuses light reflected by a reading target onto a corresponding imaging element (), and each of the plurality of housing components holds at least one optical component. The plurality of housing components () are arranged to have a clearance therebetween and each of the plurality of housing components () is fixed to the board () at a position to transmit light through the optical components to focus onto the corresponding imaging element ().

Image-reading device comprising a plurality of optical components arranged along the scanning direction and housing components arranged to have a first clearance therebetween

The present disclosure relates to an image reading device having a highly-accurate structure that enables an easy increase in depth of field, that is, improvement in the depth of the field, without need for a change in basic characteristics of lenses. An overlap preventer () disposed between a lens array () and a sensor element array () to prevent overlap of images formed by lenses () is included. A slit section () that is the overlap preventer () includes multiple slit plates () arranged in a main scanning direction and extending in a sub-scanning direction to partition off a space, and the slit plates () are fixed to fixing plates ().

Image reading device having an overlap preventer with slit plates

To provide a coating liquid for release layer with which a release layer having a small variation in the performance difference can be stably formed, to provide a method for producing a thermal transfer sheet using this coating liquid for release layer, and to provide a thermal transfer sheet having stable releasability. A thermal transfer sheet having a substrate, a release layer provided on the substrate, and a transfer layer provided on the release layer, wherein the transfer layer is provided peelably from the release layer, and the release layer contains a silsesquioxane.

Thermal transfer sheet, coating liquid for release layer, and method for producing thermal transfer sheet

To provide a coating liquid for release layer with which a release layer having a small variation in the performance difference can be stably formed, to provide a method for producing a thermal transfer sheet using this coating liquid for release layer, and to provide a thermal transfer sheet having stable releasability. A thermal transfer sheet having a substrate, a release layerprovided on the substrate, and a transfer layerprovided on the release layer, wherein the transfer layeris provided peelably from the release layer, and the release layercontains a silsesquioxane.

A heat transfer system is provided with a first heating element that transfers ink in an ink layer to a transfer-receiving body in a first pattern, a winding part that winds an ink ribbon having ink transferred therein on the downstream side of the first heating element in such a manner that a back surface layer is positioned outside the ink layer, a second heating element that transfers ink in the ink layer to the back surface layer inside the ink layer in a second pattern near the winding part, and a controller that controls the heating elements, and the controller controls the first heating element to transfer ink corresponding to the first pattern by transferring a portion of the ink layer, and controls the second heating element to transfer ink corresponding to the second pattern by transferring the ink layer as a whole.

Heat transfer system, winding device, heat transfer method, and winding method

Provided is a method for producing a support for a thermal transfer image-receiving sheet, including laminating a substrate and a porous film by a melt-extruded resin while passing the substrate and the porous film through a portion between rollers in a pair, wherein a thermal transfer image-receiving sheet excellent in adhesiveness between the substrate and the porous film and excellent in the texture of a print surface can be obtained. A method for producing a support for a thermal transfer image-receiving sheet according to the present invention is a method for producing a support for a thermal transfer image-receiving sheet including a substrate layer composed of a substrate, an adhesive layer composed of a melt-extruded resin, and a porous layer including a porous film that are layered in the order mentioned, in which the substrate and the porous film are laminated by the melt-extruded resin while passing the substrate and the porous film through the portion between rollers in a pair having a spacing with a distance d; and a difference (d&#x2212;h) between the distance d which is the spacing between the rollers in the pair and the total thickness h of the substrate layer, the adhesive layer, and the porous layer is &#x2212;50 &#x3bc;m or more and 50 &#x3bc;m or less.

Method for producing support for thermal transfer image-receiving sheet and method for producing thermal transfer image-receiving sheet

The present invention provides information for making a decision so as to efficiently localize environment-dependent portions of a program. Man-hours required to localize the environment-dependent portions are calculated by means of a unique method using program structure data and environment-dependent portions data. An effect of localizing the environment-dependent portions is calculated and visualized based on a Lorenz curve and a Gini coefficient.

Device, method, and program for visualizing dependent portions of program

Provided are a module division assistance device, a module division assistance method, and a module division assistance program for automatically extracting a divisible module by utilizing information relating to a function used by a module. A keyword obtaining unit of an information processing device collects data relating to a function used by a module into keyword use data organized by modules, and a data analysis unit uses the data and a calculation method for an indivisibility calculation item specified by a user and stored in an indivisibility calculation item list, thereby calculating an indivisibility, and stores the indivisibility into indivisibility data. Then, with respect to a module to be subjected to division determination, a module division determination unit compares the indivisibility relating to a function relevant to the indivisibility calculation item specified by the user with a threshold value stored in the indivisibility calculation item list, thereby determining whether the module can be divided or not.

Module division assistance device, module division assistance method, and module division assistance program

A data visualization device includes a module for a specific viewpoint which is selected and a diagram representing the program is generated for modules included in source code. For a module extracted using a module call relationship diagram creation unit, a data analysis unit calculates the relevance of a viewpoint, which is input by a user, by utilizing a module call relationship and a common data usage relationship. The relevance is calculated by multiplying the viewpoint relevance of a viewpoint dependent module serving as the base point and a viewpoint relevance weight in an action determination table and in inter-module path viewpoint relevance weight data. The calculated viewpoint relevance is corrected using a viewpoint relevance correction value in viewpoint relevance determination noise correction threshold data. Final viewpoint relevance is stored into per-module viewpoint relevance determination data and a program diagram in accordance with this viewpoint relevance is created.

Program visualization device, program visualization method, and program visualization program

A thermal transfer sheet comprising: a substrate; a heat resistant slip layer provided on one side of the substrate; an undercoat layer and a dye layer provided in that order on the other side of the substrate, wherein the undercoat layer is formed by using colloidal inorganic pigment ultrafine particles and a copolymer resin of vinyl pyrrolidone and vinyl acetate as main components.

Thermal transfer sheet

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Daisuke Fukui