Miyakawa Industry Co., Ltd.

Sony Corporation

Eiji Miyakawa

Hiroshi Nakayama

Tsutomu Kawachi

Masayuki Takada

Shuhei Sonoda

Masayuki Chatani

Masato Kawada

Ryota Sakamoto

Sumio Okada

Kensuke Onuma

Ikuo Kobori

Yoshio Tsuda

Chika Miura

There is provided an information processing apparatus including a first advertisement management part configured to manage an output of first advertisement content from a first device, a second advertisement management part configured to manage an output of second advertisement content from a second device, the second device being different from the first device, the second advertisement content being related to the first advertisement content, and a linked output controller configured to control, based on first information acquired by the first advertisement management part from the first device and linked output setting information defining an operation of the second advertisement content in association with the first information, the output of the second advertisement content from the second device through the second advertisement management part.

Controlling content distribution using multiple devices

There is provided an information processing device including a communication unit configured to receive editing information of content data, an accumulation unit configured to accumulate the editing information, and a control unit configured to control whether to return the editing information to an external device in accordance with a right to use content corresponding to a requestor's identification information included in request information for requesting the editing information, the request information being received from the external device via the communication unit.

Information processing device, control method, and storage medium

There is provided an information processing apparatus including a receiver configured to receive a request to perform processing related to a task, from a first information processing apparatus which functions as a client on a network; a scheduler configured to, when a rank of a priority of the scheduler of the information processing apparatus among information processing apparatuses on the network is a first predetermined rank or higher, assign the task to one or a plurality of second information processing apparatuses which function as nodes on the network; and a transmitter configured to transmit a request to execute processing related to the task assigned to the one or the plurality of second information processing apparatuses.

Information processing apparatus, information processing method, recording medium and information processing system

Disclosed is a structure for installing a multispindle attachment on a drilling machine or the like. An upper gear coupling member is secured at the lower end of a quill housing a main rotary spindle for a drilling machine, etc. A clamp member is rotatably provided on the gear coupling member. A lower gear coupling member for engaging with the upper gear coupling member is secured on the upper surface of the multispindle attachment installed at the lower end of the quill. Both of these gear coupling members are tightened and secured by means of the clamp member while both of the upper and lower gear coupling members are engaged with each other.

Structure for installing a multispindle attachment on a drilling machine

A hole machining device capable of effecting marking and similar operations as well as drilling and reaming. The device comprises driving shafts attached to the body of the machining device, spindles for installing the drills, springs for invariably urging the spindles forwardly, spindle collars that cover the springs and detecting means for detecting the backward movement of the collars.

Hole machining device

An exchange chuck for exchangeably mounting a tool shank adapted for mounting a tool such as drill or tap. The tool shank is inserted to and fastened in a mounting bore formed in a tubular portion of a spindle. A movable sleeve is received on the tubular portion for movement longitudinally thereof, and plural balls are provided to the tubular portion so as to be intruded into or receded from said bore with movement of the movable sleeve, said balls operating to engage with and prevent extraction of the tool shank when intruded into the bore. An ejector member is received in the bottom region of the bore and biased forwardly at all times by a coil spring for extruding the tool shank forwardly at the time of exchange operation of the tool shank. The forward outer periphery of the ejector member is formed with an undercut annular groove contiguous to an engagement step operating to engage with the radially inner surfaces of the balls to prevent accidental extraction of the ejector member in the forward direction.

Exchange chuck for a tool

A multi-spindle head attachment in which a positively rotated main spindle gear is meshed with a plurality of intermediate gears which are, in turn, meshed with spindle gears fitted respectively onto spindles each adapted to grip a drill, a tap or the like. Further, one of the spindles can be located in the position where its axis is aligned with the center of axis of the main spindle gear. Disc-like interference preventing members for preventing interference between the intermediate gears and the spindle gears, are provided to the intermediate gears and/or the spindle gears. Each interference preventing member has a diameter slightly larger than that of its corresponding addendum circle of the intermediate gear or spindle gear, and therefore its outer peripheral surface protrudes from the addendum circle of each gear. A slight gap is formed between each interference preventing member and the end face of each gear.

Gear interference preventing mechanism in multi-spindle head attachment

Holder for multiple spindle attachment

A collet chuck assembly used for the attachment of a tap to the spindle of a tapping machine is provided. A bore for insertion of the base end of the tap is formed in the lower portion of a cylindrical portion, and at least one O-ring is mounted on the inner wall of the bore such that it is open to view on the inner peripheral face thereof. With the O-ring, the tap is held in place so as to prevent it from slipping down, and is supported somewhat floatingly within the bore in the diametrical direction. The cylindrical portion is provided therein with a pair of locking faces for locking the prismatic portion of the tap in place so as to inhibit any turning thereof and with a pair of steps or a set screw for controlling the amount of insertion of the tap thereinto.

Collet chuck assembly for taps

The invention provides a turning type multi-spindle attachment used for mounting a plurality of drills or taps to a drilling or tapping machine. This attachment comprises a mounting cylinder fixed to the spindle quill of the drilling or tapping machine and a body positioned such that a turning position thereof is adjustable relative to the mounting cylinder, whereby a plurality of drills or taps are rotatably supported by the body. The position of the drills or taps is adjustable around the mounting cylinder by causing turning of the body relative to the mounting cylinder.

Turning type multi-spindle attachment

Guide plate for a multiple spindle attachment for drilling and tapping

Disclosed is a guide member of a multiple spindle attachment employed in drilling and tapping machines, which guide member is adapted to guide a plurality of spindle holders that mount drills or taps, and comprises a guide member body fixed to a fitting flange of the multiple spindle attachment frame, a plurality of guide channels formed in the guide member body for guiding the spindle holders, and a disk-shaped positioning member for positioning each of the guided spindle holders. The guide member body is disposed such that its center is located on the central axis of the multiple spindle attachment frame when in the attached state, and each of the guide channels extend linearly outwardly in a radial direction about the center of the guide member body. The arrangement is such that the distances from the central axis of the multiple spindle attachment body to each of the drills or taps are set equally by abutting the inward end of each spindle holder against the outer peripheral surface of the positioning member which can be interchanged with another positioning member of a different diameter.

Spindle holder guide member for multiple spindle attachment

Disclosed is an attachment member for a multiple-spindle head, which is used for attaching the multiple-spindle head to a quill of a drilling machine, a tapping machine or the like. This attachment member is attached to the quill through a cylinder having an attachment flange, and the attachment member includes a driving gear which is arranged so that when the attachment member is attached to the quill, the gear falls in engagement with a spindle in the quill and it is rotated by the spindle. The attachment member is used in the state where it is built in the multiple-spindle head, and in this state, gears for rotating drills, taps or the like attached to the multiple-spindle head are engaged with the driving gear through intermediate gears. At the time of exchange of the multiple-spindle head, the head is dismounted from the cylinder together with the attachment member, and another multiple-spindle head with which another attachment member has been combined in advance is attached to the cylinder instead.

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Tokyo, Japan

Eiji Miyakawa