Nec Corporation

Jiro Kawamata

Masaru Yokoyama

Shinya Yamamoto

Atsushi Miura

Tomoaki Tanaka

A moving body tracking system, comprising: a first camera that captures image(s) of moving body entering an intersection, a plurality of second cameras installed in a plurality of locations set as destinations of the moving body entering the intersection, a moving direction determining part that determines a moving direction of the moving body entering the intersection due to a change in direction of the moving body based on captured data by the first camera, and a path specifying part that selects the second camera based on the moving direction of the moving body, searches a frame in which the specified moving body was captured from captured data by the second camera, and specifies a path of the moving body.

Moving body tracking system, moving body tracking method, and program

In order to achieve an aspect of the present invention, an electronic mail server includes a mail box, and an interface unit for receiving an electronic mail. A mail processing section analyzes the received electronic mail and applies to the received electronic mail a processing, which is determined based on the analyzing result and an instruction corresponding to the received electronic mail, to store the processed electronic mail in the mail box.

Electronic mail server in which electronic mail is processed

A multimedia conversion apparatus creating a media conversion result with a quality expected by a user is offered. Data received by a receiving section is subjected to a media conversion according to different algorithms provided in the signal processing sections, and a judgement section derives a suitable conversion result giving priority to a precision among a plurality of media conversion results obtained by the signal processing sections. A transmission section selects a conversion result with a proper quality among the plurality of media conversion results, and transmits it to a receiving terminal. When a plurality of request for data conversions are competed among users data from other users than one exclusively using the multimedia conversion apparatus are temporarily stored in a buffer or are transferred to other multimedia conversion apparatus.

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Tokyo, Japan

Jiro Kawamata