Toyo Contact Lens Company, Limited

Sony Group Corporation

Ebara Corporation

Lion Corporation

Kenji Hata

Ken Suzuki

Seiji Hayashimoto

Junichi Nakayama

Nobuyuki Miyajima

Yuji Iwai

Sakae Kosanda

Hirotoshi Hinuma

Naohiro Tateishi

Tomoichi Fujihashi

A display device includes a display unit that displays a biological image and a transparent protective plate disposed on a front surface of the display unit. In the display device, an uneven structure having unevenness with a pitch and a height smaller than a wavelength of visible light is formed on any one or more of a front surface side of the protective plate, a back surface side of the protective plate, and a front surface side of the display unit, and an anti-glare (AG) structure having an AG function is formed on any one or more of the front surface side of the protective plate, the back surface side of the protective plate, and the front surface side of the display unit. The present technology can be applied to a display device that displays a biological image.

Medical observation system and display device

The present invention has an object to provide a compact aggregation precipitation method and an apparatus therefor which prevent the outflow of flocs and do not deteriorate the turbidity elimination performance even in start-up early stages. As the means to accomplish such an object, the present invention provides a method of adding an inorganic flocculant and, optionally, an organic polymer flocculent to the water to be treated and agitating the resulting mixture to effect aggregation precipitation treatment which comprises introducing the agitated solution into a first chamber of a separation tank where flocs are allowed to grow to effect solid-liquid separation and, simultaneously, the separated water is discharged out of the separation tank.

Aggregation precipitation method

This invention provides a detergent composition by which proteinaceous depositions can be easily removed from contact lenses in a short time, and a method for removing such depositions from the contact lenses. The detergent composition comprises an anionic or amidoamine-type ampholytic surfactant; and thiourea or a reductant.

Method for cleaning contact lenses with composition containing

This invention provides a detergent composition by which proteinaceous depositions can be easily removed from contact lenses in a short time, and method for removing such depositions from the contact lenses. The detergent composition comprises (A) at least one glycosidase selected from the group consisting of amylase, cellulase, pectinase, hemicellulase, alginase, heparinase and dextranase; and (B) at least one activator selected from the group consisting of urea, thiourea, acid salts of guanidine, reductants, amino acids and salts thereof.

Detergent composition for contact lenses

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Kenji Hata