Seiko Epson Corporation

Ns Technologies, Inc.

Hirokazu Ishida

Daisuke Ishida

Takahito Sanekata

Tatsunori Takahashi

Yasushi Mizoguchi

Naoki Kuwata

Shuichi Wakabayashi

Kensuke Ogasawara

Yuya Kimura

An electronic component handler includes a first holder that is movable in a first direction and a second direction different from the first direction and is capable of holding an electronic component, a second holder that is movable in the first direction and the second direction independently of the first holder and is capable of holding the electronic component, a light irradiation section that is arranged so as to be capable of irradiating an electronic component placement portion on which the electronic component is placed with light through a gap between the first holder and the second holder, and an imaging section that is capable of imaging the electronic component placement portion irradiated with the light in the first direction, and determines whether or not the electronic component is placed on the electronic component placement portion based on the imaging result obtained by imaging by the imaging section.

Electronic component handler and electronic component tester

An electronic component handler includes: a transport unit which transports an electronic component; a region where an electronic component placement unit on which the electronic component is placed is capable of being disposed; a light irradiation unit which is capable of emitting light and capable of adjusting an irradiation direction of the light with respect to the electronic component placement unit; a processing unit which performs determination processing about the presence or absence of the electronic component in the electronic component placement unit based on at least one of a projection shape and an irradiation position of the light projected to the electronic component placement unit; and a display unit which displays an image having the projection shape.

An electronic component handler includes a region where an electronic component placing unit on which an electronic component is placed is capable of being disposed. A transport unit includes a first hand and a second hand for holding and transporting the electronic component. A light irradiation unit is capable of emitting light toward the electronic component placing unit and is capable of adjusting an emitting direction of the light. A capturing unit is capable of capturing an image of the electronic component placing unit irradiated with the light via a space between the first hand and the second hand. A control unit performs determination processing about the presence or absence of the electronic component in the electronic component placing unit based on the image captured by the capturing unit.

An electronic component handler includes a region where an electronic component placement unit on which an electronic component is placed is capable of being disposed. A laser light source emits light toward the electronic component placement unit placed in the region. A capturing unit is capable of capturing an image of the electronic component and irradiated with the light. A processor determines the presence or absence of the electronic component in the electronic component placement unit based on the image. In the image, the processor sets a first candidate region and a second candidate region from an electronic component placement region which is a region where the electronic component is placed, determines a selected region by comparing the first candidate region and the second candidate region to each other, and performs the determination based on the selected region.

A control unit detects first coordinates, second coordinates, and third coordinates in this order, and renders a line based on a writing pressure at the time of detecting the second coordinates, on a writing pressure at the time of detecting the third coordinates, and on the direction of a line segment connecting between the first coordinates and the second coordinates.

Display apparatus and display method for capturing hand-drawn images

The technique of the present invention carries out image processing of image data, which are to be supplied to an image display apparatus having a less number of expressible tones than a number of tones included in original image data and a non-linear display characteristic. The procedure of the present invention takes into account the non-linear display characteristic of the image display apparatus and corrects a tone value with regard to each pixel with a look-up table, so as to enhance a tone distribution corresponding to an area of wide intervals of output lightness, while reducing a tone distribution corresponding to an area of narrow intervals of the output lightness. The procedure then carries out a dispersion-type halftoning process for color reduction to convert the corrected tone values to display tone values expressible by the image display apparatus. A plurality of lookup tables is provided corresponding to a plurality of settings for a predetermined condition, such as environmental temperature, affecting the display characteristic of the image display apparatus. The selected lookup table is changeable according to a current setting of the predetermined condition. This technique of the present invention effectively improves the picture quality of resulting displayed images on the image display apparatus.

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Matsumoto, Japan

Hirokazu Ishida