Canon Kabushiki Kaisha

International Business Machines Corporation

Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Nec Corporation

Nippon Electric Co., Ltd.

Resource Consortium Limited

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Toshiba Energy Systems & Solutions Corporation

Mindjot Inc.

Keiji Matsumoto

Takashi Sato

Kazuhiro Asai

Seiichiro Yaginuma

Jun Yamamuro

Koji Sasaki

Kenji Fujii

Shuji Koyama

Masahisa Watanabe

Keiji Watanabe

Hiroyuki Mori

Masaki Ohsumi

Kazushige Toriyama

Akihiro Horibe

Keishi Okamoto

Stefano Sergio Oggioni

Thomas J Brunschwiler

Shingo Nagata

Sakai Yokoyama

Gerd Schlottig

Keisuke Kishimoto

Teruo Ozaki

Lubomyr Taras Romankiw

Bruno Michel

Eiji Nakamura

Yoichi Taira

Kunihito Uohashi

Ryotaro Murakami

Tomohiko Nakano

Keiji Edamatsu

Haruka Nakada

Hiroyuki Abo

Sayuri Hada

Kenta Furusawa

Tetsuro Honda

Samuel Frentzel-Beyme

Yasumitsu K Orii

Masato Yamada

Takashi Yoshimori

Jonas Zuercher

Dominic Gschwend

Timo J Tick

Yuko Kusaka

Patrick Ruch

Kuniaki Sueoka

Taichi Yonemoto

Masataka Nagai

Shinji Kishikawa

Tetsushi Ishikawa

Manabu Otsuka

Kei Kawase

Takahito Watanabe

Yasuaki Tominaga

Go Tanaka

Hiroyuki Shimoyama

Soichi Kawasaki

Yoshihiro Kojima

Yuji Komori

Hirohisa Fujita

Kouji Sasaki

Keisuke Taguchi

Keizoh Takeda

Kazuya Yonezu

Embodiments are disclosed for a method for restoring a wearable biological sensor. The method includes determining that a wearable biological marker sensor comprising a reference electrode is placed within a restoration apparatus. The restoration apparatus includes a correct reference electrode, a counter electrode, and a chloride solution. The reference electrode is in electrical contact with the correct reference electrode and the counter electrode through the chloride solution. The method additionally includes determining whether the reference electrode is degraded based on a voltage differential between the reference electrode and the correct reference electrode. The method also includes restoring the reference electrode, if the reference electrode is degraded, by applying a voltage to a circuit. The circuit includes the reference electrode and the counter electrode. Further, multiple chloride ions of the chloride solution bond with a plurality of silver atoms of the reference electrode.

Restoring a wearable biological sensor

A method is presented for predicting heat stroke of a subject. The method includes an earbud covered with a waterproof moisture permeable membrane allowing for moisture penetration, the earbud including an infrared (IR) temperature sensor for measuring core body temperature of the subject, wherein the IR temperature sensor is covered with a waterproof IR transmittable film to inhibit water drops from contacting a detector of the IR temperature sensor, a first humidity sensor positioned within a sweat flow path within the earbud, a second humidity sensor positioned outside the earbud, and a sodium ion (Na) concentration sensor for measuring hydration levels of the subject.

Ear device for heat stroke detection

A liquid ejection head includes a liquid ejection face on which multiple ejection port arrays, each of which is formed with multiple ejection ports that eject liquid, are arranged. In the liquid ejection head, a first protrusion and a second protrusion, which have different sizes, are arranged in peripheral areas of the ejection port arrays on the liquid ejection face.

Liquid ejection head and liquid ejection apparatus

According to an embodiment, a core catcher has: a main body including: a distributor arranged on a part of a base mat in the lower dry well, a basin arranged on the distributor, cooling channels arranged on a lower surface of the basin connected to the distributor and extending in radial directions, and a riser connected to the cooling channels and extending upward; a lid connected to an upper end of the riser and covering the main body; a cooling water injection pipe open, at one end, to the suppression pool, connected at another end to the distributor; and chimney pipes connected, at one end, to the riser, another end being located above the upper end of the riser and submerged and open in the pool water.

Core catcher and boiling water nuclear plant using the same

A member transfer method includes sticking a member supported at a support to an object, thinning the support after the sticking of the member to the object, and removing the support from the member after the thinning of the support.

Member transfer method and manufacturing method for liquid ejection head

According to an embodiment, an emergency core cooling system has: three active safety divisions each including only one motor-driven active safety system; one passive safety division including a passive safety system; an emergency power source disposed in each of the active safety divisions to supply electric power to the motor-driven active safety system; and an advanced passive containment cooling system disposed in the passive safety division. Only two active safety divisions each includes a low pressure flooder system that is commonly used with a residual heat removal system as the only one motor-driven active safety system. The other active safety division includes an air-cooled injection system as the only one motor-driven active safety system.

Emergency core cooling system and boiling water reactor plant using the same

Provided is a method of manufacturing a liquid ejection head, which is capable of patterning a dry film while suppressing deformation of the dry film caused by a pressure. The method of manufacturing a liquid ejection head includes: preparing a substrate including an ejection orifice member on a first surface; forming, on an ejection orifice surface of the ejection orifice member, a protection film having communicating holes for allowing ejection orifices to communicate to outside; closing an opening of a supply port on a second surface on a side opposite to the first surface of the substrate with a dry film; and patterning the dry film by irradiating the dry film with light under a state in which the protection film is formed on the ejection orifice surface.

Method of manufacturing a liquid ejection head

To manufacture a liquid ejection head, a film having a lower surface free energy than a surface free energy of a substrate is first formed on an inner face of a liquid supply port. Next, a dry film to be a flow path forming member is attached to cover the surface of the substrate, and then a member to be an ejection orifice forming member is provided on the surface of the dry film.

Method of manufacturing liquid ejection head and method of manufacturing structure

An operating floor confinement has an operating floor, a sidewall that surrounds the operating floor, a ceiling that is provided on an upper portion of the sidewall, a reactor well, a fuel pool, a dryer and separator pit, an equipment hatch that is provided on the sidewall, an air lock that is provided on the sidewall, and an isolation valve that is provided in a penetration line. The operating floor confinement forms a pressure boundary having pressure resistance and a leakage protection function. The operating floor confinement is separated from an equipment area of the reactor building and has no blowout panel.

Operating floor confinement and nuclear plant

A battery embedded structure is disclosed. The battery embedded structure comprises a substrate including one or more stacked battery units. Each stacked battery unit includes two or more conductive layers and one or more unit cells. Each unit cell is disposed between two conductive layers. The substrate has a principal surface provided by one or more respective side surfaces of the one or more stacked battery units. The battery embedded structure also comprises a wiring layer disposed on the principal surface of the substrate. The wiring layer includes a plurality of electrical paths and a plurality of vias. Each via is connected with one electrical path. Each via is located at a position corresponding to an edge surface of a conductive layer of the two or more conductive layers of the one or more stacked battery units so as to contact electrically to that conductive layer.

Battery embedded architecture for supplying appropriate voltage

A method for manufacturing a liquid discharge head includes a transferring step of transferring a dry film supported by a supporting member to a substrate having a hole, and a peeling step of peeling the supporting member off the dry film on the substrate. In the peeling step, the dry film is in contact with a wall surface defining the hole in the substrate.

Method for manufacturing liquid discharge head

A method for manufacturing a liquid ejection head including providing a negative first photosensitive resin layer on the substrate, forming a pattern of the flow path by selectively exposing the first photosensitive resin layer, providing a negative second photosensitive resin layer on the first photosensitive resin layer, providing a negative third photosensitive resin layer on the second photosensitive resin layer, forming a pattern of the ejection port by selectively exposing the second and third photosensitive resin layers, developing the first, second, and third photosensitive resin layers, irradiating an activation energy line on at least the third photosensitive resin layer after the developing, and heat curing the first, second, and third photosensitive resin layers after the irradiating of the activation energy line.

Method for manufacturing liquid ejection head

A method for manufacturing liquid ejection heads includes the steps of forming ejection port members on a substrate, the ejection port members each having a liquid channel and an ejection port for ejecting liquid through the channel, the liquid channel communicating with the substrate; forming supply ports passing through the substrate to supply liquid to the channels; and forming a separation groove in the substrate to separate the substrate for each liquid ejection head. The step of forming the ejection port members includes the step of hardening a material constituting the ejection port member by heat treatment. The step of forming the separation groove is performed before the step of hardening.

A liquid ejection head has an ejection port forming region which includes liquid ejection energy generating elements arranged on a substrate, liquid supply ports each running through the substrate and having an opening at a surface of the substrate, a liquid path formed on the surface as a space containing the liquid ejection energy generating elements and the liquid supply ports therein, and ejection ports corresponding to the respective liquid ejection energy generating elements. The liquid ejection head is manufactured by forming a liquid path forming layer on the substrate using a dry film resist, forming an ejection port forming layer on the liquid path forming layer, forming a liquid path in the liquid path forming layer and ejection ports in the ejection port forming layer. The substrate has dummy holes each having an opening at a surface of the substrate outside the ejection port forming region.

Liquid ejection head manufacturing method

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Yokohama, Japan

Keiji Matsumoto