Media Global Links Co., Ltd.

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

Max Co., Ltd.

Nec Lcd Technologies, Ltd.

Kumiai Chemical Industry Co., Ltd.

Hirokazu Arai

Masaaki Kojima

Kazunori Nakamura

Kazuki Narita

Koji Nakao

Hiroyuki Terasaki

Yukiyo Asakura

Sho Hongo

Atsushi Sato

Mitsuo Shimotani

Makoto Abe

Yukiko Nakajima

Toshihiro Ikeuchi

Fumio Ono

Nobuo Kishi

Hiroaki Ohmae

Eiichirou Aoki

Katsuhisa Yata

Takehito Sogabe

It is an object of the present invention to provide a driving support information generation device, a driving support information generation method, a driving support device, and a driving support method which make it possible to present effective caution information to drivers. The driving support information generation device of the present invention includes a processor to execute a program; and a memory to store the program which, when executed by the processor, performs processes of collecting vehicle information including traveling locus information indicating a traveling locus of at least one vehicle which travels a predetermined road section and generating cautionary information which is information to require a driver of the at least one vehicle to exercise caution when the at least one vehicle travels the section, on the basis of the collected vehicle information. The cautionary information is generated on the basis of variation in traveling of the vehicle.

Driving support information generation device, driving support information generation method, driving support device, and driving support method

Provided is an IP uncompressed video encoder that converts an IP packet stream of uncompressed video to an IP packet stream of compressed video. The invention is a video encoder that produces an IP packetized stream of compressed video from an IP packetized stream of an uncompressed video signal, comprising: receiving means packetizing, from a network, one or a plurality of IP packetized streams of an uncompressed video signal; retrieving means for retrieving video data from the one or plurality of IP packetized streams of the uncompressed video signal; compressing means for compressing the retrieved video data; and transmitting means configured to IP packetize video compressed by the compressing means to create and transmit a stream of compressed video.

IP uncompressed video encoder and decoder

Provided is an agrochemical composition for foliage treatment, which does not cause phytotoxicity to a cultivated crop due to adhesion thereto when foliage treatment of an upland field is performed with pyroxasulfone, but has a high level of safety and an herbicidal effect on a broad spectrum of weeds. The agrochemical composition for foliage treatment comprises pyroxasulfone and a masking material that masks the pyroxasulfone, wherein the pyroxasulfone is microencapsulated in or coated with the masking material such that phytotoxicity to a cultivated crop due to adhesion thereto when foliage spraying is performed is avoided.

Agrochemical composition for foliage treatment

An IP uncompressed video encoder that converts an IP packet stream of uncompressed video to an IP packet stream of compressed video. A video encoder that produces an IP packetized stream of compressed video from an IP packetized stream of an uncompressed video signal, including: receiving means packetizing, from a network, one or a plurality of IP packetized streams of an uncompressed video signal; retrieving means for retrieving video data from the one or plurality of IP packetized streams of the uncompressed video signal; compressing means for compressing the retrieved video data; and transmitting means configured to IP packetize video compressed by the compressing means to create and transmit a stream of compressed video.

In a liquid crystal display panel sealing apparatus, a cassette is provided to accommodate a plurality of laminated liquid crystal display panels into which liquid crystal is injected, and a pressurizing unit is provided to accommodate the cassette. The pressurizing unit includes a plurality of pressurizing actuators for pressurizing the liquid crystal display panels.

Liquid crystal display panel sealing apparatus having a plurality of pressurizing actuators

Projected portions 17, 18, 19 are formed at three positions in the middle and on left and right ends of the front surface of a driver 13 of a staple hammer. The width of the projected portion 18 in the middle is smaller than the distance between both leg portions S.sub.3, S.sub.4 of a staple S, and the projected portion 18 is not in contact with the upper surfaces of bends S.sub.1, S.sub.2 of the staple S. Further, the distance between the projected portions 17, 19 on both left and right ends is slightly smaller than the total width of the staple S. The projected portions 17, 19 are located above the bends with radii, and are not in contact with the bends. At the time of hammering, the projected portion 18 in the middle impinges the middle portion of the top surface of the staple S, allowing both leg portions S.sub.3, S.sub.4 of the staple S to ground upon the object to be hammered so as to be expanded. At the time of penetration of the leg portions, the leg portions completely penetrate into the object to be hammered with the projected portions 17, 19 on both left and right ends contacting the bends.

Driver of staple hammer

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Tokyo, Japan

Hirokazu Arai