Fujitsu Corporation

Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Stanley Electric Co., Ltd

Zeon Corporation

Nippon Mitsubishi Oil Corporation

Canon Medical Systems Corporation

E.i. Dupont De Nemours and Company

Agc Inc.

Nippon Oil Corporation

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Honda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Asahi Glass Company, Limited

Nippon Oil Company

Daisuke Uchida

Tomoko Adachi

Takashi Kobayashi

Koji Akita

Kenichi Aoyagi

Takafumi Sakamoto

Akihiro Inomata

Toshiyuki Kondo

Yasuhiro Wakizaka

Masato Sakata

Tomoya Tandai

Shinichi Takemura

Koichi Ikeda

Tsuyoshi Kogawa

Jun Akiyama

Yasuhiro Aoki

Kazuho Maeda

Hidenori Sekiguchi

Kento Sakurai

Shinya Tahara

Toshiyasu Matsui

Chris L Miller

Satoshi Kondo

Akio Ito

Yasuo Tsunogae

Yukako Tsutsumi

Akihiko Yabuki

Yoshifumi Kawaguchi

Tamio Kawaguchi

Genta Suzuki

Shinichi Wakana

Masato Sakamoto

Yuki Yonezawa

Sachihiro Youoku

Satoru Sakai

Yoshio Soda

Atsushi Tsukamoto

Osamu Miyata

Tatsuya Mori

Kazuyoshi Hibiya

Yoshiki Furukawa

Eiji Nagahara

Hiroshi Kurakata

Akio Ohshima

Ryo Ishida

Yuya Obinata

Kazuyoshi Okamoto

Masafumi Kawasaki

Sho Iwasaki

Kazunori Hirosawa

Hiroki Yokoyama

Akio Ooshima

Hiroyuki Oka

Koji Kawabe

Junji Yoshida

Go Adachi

Daiki Yoda

Shiho Washizawa

A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing an alert generation program that causes at least one computer to execute a process, the process includes acquiring a video of a person who holds a product to be registered in an accounting machine; specifying, by inputting the acquired video to a machine learning model, a product candidate that corresponds to the product included in the video from a plurality of product candidates; acquiring an item of the product input by the person from a plurality of product candidates output by the accounting machine; and generating an alert that indicates an abnormality of the product registered in the accounting machine based on the acquired item of the product and the specified product candidate.

Storage medium, alert generation method, and information processing device

An information processing apparatus acquires video image data on a person who is scanning a code of a commodity product to an accounting machine. The information processing apparatus identifies, from the video image data by analyzing the acquired video image data, each of an entire region of the commodity product and a position of a code held by the commodity product. The information processing apparatus generates, based on the identified position of the code held by the commodity product with respect to the entire region of the commodity product, an alert that indicates an abnormality of a behavior of registering the commodity product to the accounting machine.

Non-transitory computer-readable recording medium, information processing method, and information processing apparatus

According to one embodiment, an electronic apparatus includes a processor configured to estimate positions of a plurality of wireless devices from a plurality of position candidates based on position candidate information indicating the plurality of position candidates of the wireless devices, first communication information related to communication using a first electromagnetic wave between the plurality of wireless devices, and second communication information related to communication using a second electromagnetic wave between the plurality of wireless devices.

Electronic apparatus for position estimation of wireless device, electronic system, and method

According to one embodiment, an electronic apparatus includes a processor configured to estimate positions where wireless devices communicating each other are located from position candidates based on position candidate information indicating the position candidates of the wireless devices and from first communication information in communication using a first propagation path between the wireless devices to N-th communication information in communication using a N-th propagation path (N: an integer of 2 or more) between the wireless devices.

Electronic apparatus, electronic system, and method

A non-transitory computer-readable recording medium has stored therein a setting program that causes a computer to execute a process, the process including acquiring a video from a camera, identifying a depth indicating a distance from the camera to each of constituent elements of the video acquired from the camera, generating a three-dimensional in-store model, generating skeleton information on a person who moves inside the store from the video acquired from the camera, setting a range and a direction of an aisle in the store in the generated three-dimensional in-store model based on a change in the generated skeleton information and setting a detection line in the storage based on the range and the direction of the aisle in the store, the detection line for detecting that the person has extended a hand to a product.

Non-transitory computer readable recording medium, setting method, detection method, setting apparatus, and detection apparatus

According to one embodiment, an electronic apparatus includes a processor configured to estimate positions of wireless devices communicating each other from a plurality of position candidates based on position candidate information indicating the position candidates of the wireless devices and communication information between the plurality of wireless devices located in any of the plurality of position candidates, and determine a first position among the position candidates according to a likelihood of the wireless devices estimated to be located in the position candidates.

According to one embodiment, an electronic apparatus includes a transmitter and a processor. The transmitter transmits a signal to a first electronic apparatus with one of patterns including at least a first pattern which is a first order and which uses first to n-th frequency bands in first to n-th periods and a second pattern which is a second order different from the first order and which uses the first to n-th frequency bands in the first to n-th periods, where n is an integer greater than or equal to two. The processor switches a pattern to be used among the patterns in accordance with a communication situation.

Electronic apparatus and method

A glass sheet composite includes a first glass sheet, a second sheet disposed opposite the first glass sheet, and a liquid layer formed by sealing up a liquid between the first glass sheet and the second sheet, in which the glass sheet composite has a plurality of vibration areas that are independent of each other in a plan view. The glass sheet composite is a diaphragm including at least one vibrator disposed on one side or both sides of the glass sheet composite. The glass sheet composite enables independent vibration at each of the vibration areas, and enables not only stereophonic or multiphonic reproduction but also local reproduction to be performed along with images. Since the diaphragm includes a vibrator, this diaphragm is excellent in sound reproduction.

Glass sheet composite, and diaphragm

According to one embodiment, an electronic apparatus includes receiver circuitry, transmitter circuitry, and processor circuitry. The receiver circuitry receives a first signal including first data via a first frequency band. The transmitter circuitry starts transmission of a second signal via at least a part of the first frequency band. The processor circuitry reduces interference caused by the second signal to receive the first signal. The processor circuitry increases a power of the second signal until reducing the interference becomes stable for the first time since the transmitter circuitry has started transmission of the second signal.

A glass sheet composite includes at least two sheets and a liquid layer held between the two sheets, and at least one of the two sheets being a glass sheet. In the glass sheet composite, the two sheets have been disposed so that an edge surface of one of the two sheets and an edge surface of the other sheet are not flush with each other to constitute a step portion having a stair-like shape in a cross-sectional view, and the glass sheet composite further comprising a seal material provided to the step portion to seal up at least the liquid layer.

Glass sheet composite

According to one embodiment, a magnetic resonance imaging system includes a magnetic resonance imaging apparatus and a receiving coil unit. The apparatus includes first circuitry which transmits an RF pulse based on a first clock. The coil unit includes clock generating circuitry, a receiving coil and first conversion circuitry. The clock generating circuitry generates a second clock. The first conversion circuitry samples a magnetic resonance signal in accordance with the second clock. The coil unit further includes generation circuitry which generates shift information regarding a difference between the first clock and the second clock, and shift correction circuitry which corrects the sampled magnetic resonance signal by using the shift information.

Magnetic resonance imaging system and receiving coil unit

According to one embodiment, a magnetic resonance imaging apparatus includes processing circuitry. The processing circuitry acquires a Bsensitivity map of an imaging region that includes a subject. The processing circuitry sets a reference value in the Bsensitivity map. The processing circuitry estimates an error generated when calculating a Bmap setting value based on the Bsensitivity map, by using the reference value and the Bsensitivity map. The processing circuitry calculates an amplitude and a phase of an RF pulse based on the error.

Magnetic resonance imaging apparatus and pulse setting method

A pulse wave analysis apparatus including a memory, and a processor coupled to the memory and the processor configured to execute a process, the process including extracting, from each of a plurality of captured images of a subject, a plurality of image areas corresponding to each of a plurality of parts of the subject respectively, generating pieces of waveform data corresponding to the plurality of parts based on an image analysis for the plurality of image areas, each of the pieces of waveform data indicating a pulse wave of the subject, calculating a first matching degree between the pieces of waveform data, and determining whether a noise is included in the pieces of waveform data based on the first matching degree.

Pulse wave analysis apparatus, pulse wave analysis method, and non-transitory computer-readable storage medium

According to one embodiment, a magnetic resonance imaging apparatus includes processing circuitry. The processing circuitry calculates inverse characteristics of a Bsensitivity map in an imaging area of a subject. The processing circuitry fits a multi-degree polynomial function to the inverse characteristics of the Bsensitivity map. The processing circuitry calculates positions in k-space, amplitudes and phases of a plurality of RF pulses by associating the polynomial function fit to the inverse characteristics with a relational expression between the RF pulses and k-space. The processing circuitry controls application of the RF pulses in accordance with the positions, the amplitudes and the phases. The polynomial function and the relational expression have equal degrees.

Magnetic resonance imaging apparatus and pulse design method

A blood flow index calculating method includes: obtaining, by a camera, an image capturing a first site of a living body and a second site of the living body; extracting an area of the first site of the living body and an area of the second site of the living body, by a processor; detecting a pulse wave pattern of the first site of the living body from the area of the first site of the living body and detecting a pulse wave pattern of the second site of the living body from the area of the second site of the living body, by the processor; first calculating a delay amount from the pulse wave pattern of the first site and the pulse wave pattern of the second site, by the processor; and second calculating an index related to blood flow by using the delay amount, by the processor.

Blood flow index calculating method, blood flow index calculating apparatus, and recording medium

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Daisuke Uchida