Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.

Sharp Kabushiki Kaisha Corporation

Allergan, Inc.

Panasonic Intellectual Property Management Co., Ltd.

Matsushita Electronics Corporation

Fuji Seal International, Inc.

Nikon Corporation

Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd.

Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

Hiroshi Sugimoto

Tohru Sonoda

James Nienyuan Chang

Orest Olejnik

Thierry Nivaggioli

Lon T Spada

Glenn T Huang

Wendy M Blanda

Hirofumi Ide

Shoji Okazaki

Alton Hugh Phillips

Hiroshi Ueda

Kazuo Maeda

Takashi Ochi

Masaki Fujiwara

Yuji Takagi

Hideshi Ishihara

Masahiro Hasegawa

Yukinobu Nakata

Takahiro Nagai

Tetsunori Tanaka

Shinji Sasaki

Tetsuo Fujita

Taku Ikeda

Kenzo Ishibashi

Tokuo Yoshida

Kenji Misono

Hiroyuki Fujita

Yuki Yasuda

Takehisa Sakurai

Kenji Takauchi

Kenta Watanabe

Keiichi Kawashima

Yoshihiko Ishida

Kouhei Mimura

Fumiyasu Nakano

Hisao Kataoka

Akira Mii

Takuji Sawamura

Naoki Fudetani

Naoki Maesawa

Satoshi Nii

Tomoyuki Seki

Teruaki Ishii

Hisashi Yoshida

Koji Arima

Shinji Karasawa

Masaaki Koutoku

Masahide Ikeda

Akihiko Fujihira

Toshiya Yamada

Takanori Sato

Takuro Hamaguchi

Mituhiko Kimoto

Takeshi Fujikawa

Kisuke Noshi

Takato Sonoda

Sigeki Matsuzawa

Daisuke Yabe

Akinori Sugimoto

Haruka Tojo

An illumination control system includes an illumination device including light sources, and an illumination control device which is capable of individually controlling light emission of the light sources and includes: a measurer which obtains space information regarding a space in which the illumination device is to be installed and position information indicating a position at which the illumination device is to be installed inside the space; an information transmitter which transmits control information to the illumination device; and an information processor which optimizes control information for controlling a lighting mode of each of the light sources, according to an installation condition of the illumination device indicated in the space information and the position information.

Illumination control system

Provided is an organic EL display device including a resin substrate layer, a TFT layer provided on the resin substrate layer, and a light-emitting element that is provided on the TFT layer and constitutes a display region. The resin substrate layer includes a first resin layer, an inorganic layer, and a second resin layer, which are provided in that order from a side opposite to the TFT layer. The interior of the first resin layer contains a plurality of air bubbles.

Display device and method for manufacturing same where a resin layer containing air bubbles

Washing and drying machine

Disclosed is a display device including: a display panelincluding an element substratehaving a first resin substrateover which a first underlayer filmand a plurality of switching elements are provided, and a counter substratehaving a second resin substrateon which a second underlayer filmis provided; and a functional sheetbonded to a surface, of the display panel, close to the counter substrate. The display device has a curved portion C in which the display panelis able to be curved at a predetermined radius of curvature, and a pair of flat portions between which the curved portion C is interposed and a predetermined angle is formed, and in which the display panelis held flatly. The functional sheetis bonded such that the curved portion C is able to be maintained at the predetermined radius of curvature.

Display device and method for producing same

Vacuum cleaner

Biocompatible intraocular implants include a steroid and an auxiliary agent, where the auxiliary agent is present in an amount sufficient to lessen the severity of at least one side effect compared to the use of an otherwise identical implant lacking said auxiliary agent. The steroid and the auxiliary agent may be present on the same intraocular implant or on different implants. The steroid and auxiliary agent may be associated with a biodegradable polymer matrix, such as a matrix of a two biodegradable polymers. Or, the steroid may be associated with a polymeric coating having one or more openings effective to permit the steroid to be released into an external environment. The implants containing the steroid and an auxiliary agent may be placed in an eye to treat one or more ocular conditions while reducing the side effects otherwise accompanying steroid use.

Steroid-containing sustained release intraocular implants and related methods

The present invention includes: a label opening unit, which preliminarily opens a tubular label folded in a sheet; a label expansion unit, which expands the preliminarily opened label; a bottle lifting unit having a mounting, on which the bottle is mounted and which can rise and fall; and a bottle pull-up unit, which lifts the bottle while holding with the bottle an upper end portion of the label attached to the bottle. After the bottle lifting unit has lifted the mounting on which the bottle is mounted, thereby inserting the bottle into the label expanded by the label expansion unit, the bottle pull-up unit pulls up the bottle, thereby removing expansion claws from the label and moving the bottle to above clamp members of the label opening unit.

Label attachment device

A film-fitting device includes a cutting mechanism that cuts a label-forming medium into a predetermined length, a film transfer mechanism that transfers downstream a tubular film arranged around a mandrel, and a shot roller that receives the tubular film transferred by the film transfer mechanism and delivers the tubular film downstream while rotating the tubular film in the circumferential direction. The distance from the cutting mechanism to the shot roller and the distance from the film transfer mechanism to the shot roller are both greater than the length of the tubular film formed by the cutting. Further, rotational drive of the shot roller is carried out by an independent servo motor or stepping motor.

Film-fitting device

An organic EL device () includes: a substrate (); a plurality of lower electrodes () formed on the substrate () and corresponding to luminescence regions, respectively; a dividing wall () formed so as to surround the luminescence regions; light-emitting layers () formed on the lower electrodes () in the luminescence regions, respectively; and an upper electrode () formed on the dividing wall () and the light-emitting layers (). The dividing wall () is conductive and electrically connected to the upper electrode ().

Organic EL device, electronic device, and process for production of organic EL device

An organic EL display device () includes: an insulating substrate (); a first planarizing film () formed on the insulating substrate () and made of a resin; a first electrode () formed on the first planarizing film (); an organic EL layer () formed on the first electrode (); a second electrode () formed on the organic EL layer (); and a second planarizing film () formed between the first electrode () and the first planarizing film (), and covering the first planarizing film (). The second planarizing film () is made of a resin having a lower hygroscopic property than the resin forming the first planarizing film ().

Organic EL display device with a multi-layered, resin-based planarization film

In an organic EL display device (), an insulating layer () includes a first insulating film () and a second insulating film () provided thereabove, a plurality of upper electrodes () are each provided to cover a corresponding one of a plurality of organic EL layers (), and a reflection film () is provided between the first insulating film () and the second insulating film (), corresponding to a region N other than the a light emission region. The reflection film () reflects toward a sealing substrate () a portion of light generated in each organic EL layer () which is diffused into the region N other than the light emission region so that the portion of the light is transmitted through a separation wall portion () and the sealing substrate () to be viewed as an image on the sealing substrate.

Organic el display device and method for manufacturing the same

An organic EL device () includes: a substrate (); a planarizing film () comprised of an organic resin and provided over the substrate () so as to cover a light-emitting region (P) and a non-light-emitting region (N); a first electrode () provided on the planarizing film () so as to cover at least the light-emitting region (P); an organic layer () provided on the first electrode () so as to cover at least the light-emitting region (P); and a second electrode () provided on the organic layer () so as to cover the light-emitting region (P) and the non-light-emitting region (N). A hole () is formed in the non-light-emitting region (N) so as to extend from the second electrode () to the planarizing film (), and at least the planarizing film () is exposed by an inner wall surface of the hole ().

Organic EL device

Methods of treating ocular disease using steroid-containing sustained release intraocular implants

The present invention is to provide a tack labeler capable of automatically adhering tack labels without using release papers to articles to be adhered. The present invention is provided with a roll holderfor rotatably holding a base material pair roll MPR, a reeling-out unitfor reeling out a label formation base material pair LMP from the base material pair roll MPR set in the roll holder, a base material pair accumulation unitfor accumulating the reeled label formation base material pair LMP, a delivering unitfor bringing out and delivering the label formation base material pair LMP from the base material pair accumulation unit, a separating-delivering unitfor separating the delivered label formation base material pair LMP into label formation base materials LM and delivering the label formation base materials LM, cut unitsfor cutting the separated and delivered label formation base materials LM by predetermined length so as to form individual tack labels, and adhering unitsfor adhering the tack labels cut off from the label formation base materials LM to containers C conveyed to adhering positions.

Tack labeler

An electronic camera includes an imaging device. The imaging device has an imaging surface irradiated with an optical image of an object scene. A CPU executes an AF process based on output of an AF evaluating circuit to adjust a position of a focus lens to a position to be optically converged on a specific object present in an object scene. Upon completion of the AF process, the CPU detects a distance from a lens distal end to the specific object by referencing a current position of the focus lens, and further detects brightness information of the object scene based on output of an AE/AWB evaluating circuit. Moreover, the CPU adjusts an imaging parameter by determining whether or not an object scene attribute including the detected distance and brightness information satisfies a predetermined condition.

Electronic camera

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Osaka, Japan

Hiroshi Sugimoto