Yamaha Hatsudoki Kabushiki Kaisha

Micware Co., Ltd.

Hideyoshi Sato

Hirofumi Amma

Shigeyuki Ozawa

Tetsuya Mashiko

Yukitaka Okamoto

Naoki Kinomoto

Hidenori Satake

Yusuke Aoyama

Masaya Fujiyoshi

Sho Kakuta

Junya Miwa

Mikito Yokoyama

Seiichi Kataoka

An information processing method includes displaying a water-based map on a display unit, accepting an operation by an administrator, storing a selected tile by the administrator in a storage unit as a particular tile from among a plurality of tiles resulting from division of an area on the water-based map into a mesh pattern, detecting a present location of a ship at a predetermined time interval, and notifying an alert when the ship enters a water area corresponding to the particular tile.

Information processing method, information processing system, and control program

A watercraft includes a hull, a wave detector to detect wave conditions on a water surface, a trim adjuster to adjust a trim angle of the watercraft, and a controller. The controller is configured or programmed to determine, based on a detection value of the wave detector, whether or not the water surface is smooth and, if it is determined that the water surface is not smooth, control the trim adjuster to increase the trim angle.

Watercraft

A seat cushion includes an edge portion and a three-dimensional fiber structure including core-sheath fusible fibers and skeletal fibers thermally fused at intersections thereof. The sheaths of the core-sheath fusible fibers are made of a thermoplastic elastomer to fuse the intersections and form a bulging portion at each of the fused intersections. The skeletal fibers and the cores of the core-sheath fusible fibers are made of a non-elastomer resin. The skeletal fibers are crimp-processed bulky fibers, and a fineness of the skeletal fibers and a fineness of the core-sheath fusible fibers are in a range of 1 to 200 dtex. The seat cushion has a layered structure including a plurality of layers fused together, each of the layers has the three-dimensional fiber structure, and the seat cushion has a density distribution based on regional variations of the layered structure and a stiffness distribution that depends on the density distribution.

Seat cushion having an edge portion, to be used for a seat of saddle-riding vehicle, and manufacturing method thereof

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Shizuoka, Japan

Hideyoshi Sato