Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Toshiba Elevator Kabushiki Kaisha

Toshiba Schneider Inverter Corporation

Schneider Toshiba Inverter Europe Sas

Kazuhiko Nakao

Hideyuki Horie

Keizo Furuya

Junichi Udagawa

Kiyoshi Kobayashi

Takashi Abe

Hitoshi Otsuka

Yoshio Ogimura

Nobuhiro Umehara

Kenji Ido

Toshiyuki Yamanouchi

Masato Yoshida

Yoshitoyo Nishite

Nobuhiro Oku

Yuji Nakamura

Keizo Ishimaru

Kyouichi Ikeda

Koji Sugiura

Inverter

An operating button device, includes a button top to be operated by a person, and a light emitting element, provided at the rear side of the button top. The button top includes a basement and a tactile symbol provided in the basement, the basement is made of a non-light transmissible synthetic resin material and the tactile symbol is made of a light transmissible synthetic resin material. A ridge tactile character representing the character corresponding to the tactile symbol is formed integrally on the tactile symbol.

Operating button device for elevator

Portion of inlet for escalator

Bank note checking machine

Respective unit displays forming a multiscreen display are divided into two halves: a front half cabinet containing a screen part, and a rear half cabinet containing a light box part. During use, rear half cabinet is fixed relative to a predetermined position in the front half cabinet. During shipping and storing, the rear half cabinet can be contained in the front half cabinet. Further, in fitting the screen, the screen is fixed as it is pressed against the fitting frame using wires, or the Fresnel lenses forming the screen are fitted to the fitting frames for the respective projecting units.

Multiscreen display formed of projection units arranged in the vertical

Respective unit displays forming a multiscreen display are divided into two halves: a front half cabinet containing a screen part, and a rear half cabinet containing a light box part. During use, rear half cabinet is fixed in a predetermined position relative to the front half cabinet. During shipping and storing, the rear half cabinet can be contained in the front half cabinet. Further, in fitting the screen, the screen is fixed as it is pressed against the fitting frame using wires, or the Fresnel lenses forming the screen are fitted to the fitting frames for the respective projecting units.

Multiscreen display and process for assembling the same

Washing machine

Growing community of inventors

Ichihara, Japan

Kazuhiko Nakao