Konica Corporation

Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc.

Komatsu Zenoah Kabushiki Kaisha

Sony Corporation

Wako Seiki Kabushiki Kaisha

Sony Group Corporation

Hiroshi Katoh

Masahiko Matsunawa

Hiroyuki Yamamoto

Yoshinori Abe

Yoshiaki Tanaka

Takashi Hasebe

Hiroshi Taguchi

Minoru Wada

Tetsuo Kimoto

Tetsugo Inada

Tatsuki Kashitani

Kazuyoshi Tanaka

Takaaki Kato

Takashi Miyashita

Masahiro Saitoh

Disclosed herein is an information processing apparatus which is connected to a manipulating device, the apparatus including: a manipulation receiving unit configured to accept from the manipulating device specific manipulation for instructing to execute a specific function independent of an application program, and a limiting unit configured to limit the acceptance of the specific manipulation in the case where an alternative section to instruct the execution of the specific function apart from the specific manipulation is available.

Information processing apparatus

A transmitting device, a receiving device, a transmission method, a reception method and a program that can improve the data arrival rate in data transmission using a frequency-hopping technique are provided. In each of a plurality of unit periods, an HMD () executes data transmission at a frequency associated with the unit period. A packet transmitting unit () acquires to-be-transmitted data. The packet transmitting unit () transmits identical pieces of the to-be-transmitted data in a plurality of unit periods associated with mutually different frequencies.

Transmitting device, receiving device, transmission method, reception method, and program

A first estimating unit estimates at least one of a position and an attitude of a predetermined object on the basis of an image of a periphery of the object, the image being obtained from an imaging device, and generates an estimation result not including an accumulated error. A second estimating unit estimates at least one of the position and the attitude of the object on the basis of the image, and generates an estimation result including an accumulated error. A correcting unit compares the estimation result of the first estimating unit and the estimation result of the second estimating unit with each other, and corrects, on the basis of a result of the comparison, a subsequent estimation result of the second estimating unit, the subsequent estimation result being subsequent to the estimation result of the second estimating unit which estimation result is used for the comparison. An App executing unit performs predetermined data processing on the basis of the estimation result of the second estimating unit which estimation result is corrected by the correcting unit.

Information processing device, position and/or attitude estimiating method, and computer program

This invention relates to a revolution indicator housed inside a casing. The indicator has a plurality of wheels with the numerals 0-9 on the outer periphery of the wheels. The numerals are viewed through a window from the outside of the casing. Each wheel is also encoded magnetically such that each wheels' rotational position can be determined electronically. The rotational position of each wheel can be displayed electronically at a remote location outside the casing.

Revolution indicator for measuring distances

In an engine used for a portable working apparatus such as a brush cutter, there are arranged a drive gear rotated by a starter motor, and a driven gear engaging with the drive gear and connected to a crankshaft through a nonreturn clutch. The driven gear is fixed to the crankshaft until the starter motor starts the engine and released from the crankshaft after the start of the engine and after a rotational speed of the crankshaft exceeds that of the starter motor.

Engine starter

An image processing apparatus including an image input circuit for reading color images obtained by separating each pixel of an an original image into three color components a color data-forming circuit for forming color data for identifying a color of each of the pixels as either a white color, an achromatic color or a chromatic color on the basis of the color images, a color-reproducing circuit for converting the color images into density data corresponding to plural recording colors, and a marked region-detecting circuit for detecting a marked portion on the basis of the color data formed by the color data-forming circuit and for extracting a region enclosed by the marked portion.

Image processing apparatus capable of detecting marked region

Disclosed is an image processing apparatus for processing digital color image data, wherein there are provided an image input circuit for introducing color image signal into a conversion circuit which generates digital color image data including color data and density data, a data processing circuit which includes a plurality of image processing circuits for processing the color data and the density data, and wherein latch circuits are further provided to each of the plurality of image processing circuits so that the color code data and the density data are respectively latched every after passing through the plurality of image circuit.

Digital color image processing apparatus

A color image processing apparatus, capable of readily processing an image as required based on a simple circuit configuration, adapted to both detect a region designated by a color marker on a multicolor document, and perform a specific image processing at the inside or outside of the detected region.

Apparatus for color processing specifically inside or outside a detected

An image processor in which a high-frequency component of image signals is diminished, and a density value of each of the 'diminished' image signals is compared with a first reference value in a first comparator. A first classifier is provided for classifying the image signals into a character image and a tonal image based on a signal output from the first comparator. A length or an area of an image signal classified into the tonal image is measured, and a second comparator is provided for comparing the length or area of a measured image signal measured with a second reference value corresponding to a reference length or a reference area. A second classifier is provided for further classifying an image signal below the second reference value from the second comparator into an image signal of the character image.

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Tokyo, Japan

Hiroshi Katoh