Lion Corporation

Sony Corporation

Pentax Corporation

Bandai Co., Ltd.

Asahi Seimitsu Kabushiki Kaisha

Kikuchi Co., Ltd.

Pentax Precision Co., Ltd.

Other

Bridgestone Corporation

Janome Sewing Machine Company Limited

Entax Precision Co., Ltd.

Kenji Kaneko

Homu Takayama

Shinichi Suzuki

Iwakichi Ogawa

Masayuki Ueno

Shigeru Ishii

Takanori Yachi

Tsutomu Maeyama

Tadahisa Hoshino

Kaori Ojima

Kenetsu Kikuchi

Masami Shirai

Satoshi Hayashi

Toshio Watanabe

Mikio Koike

Yoshio Miyazaki

Kazumasa Hara

Masashi Sato

Go Watanabe

Shunichiro Wakamiya

Tamiya Tanaka

Daisuke Mori

Kazuhisa Seita

Akira Wakabayashi

Kai Yamada

Kiyoshi Mano

Keiichi Kazami

Ryu Ito

Shizue Murayama

Suyako Miyake

Yukie Momoi

Mitsuo Tamura

Masahiro Sakurai

Yoshihiro Ebine

Akiko Terai

Tire tread

A voice recognition control system capable of realizing control of entire voice-recognizable electronic devices through voice recognition. This control system includes a voice input unit for inputting an operator's voice, a voice recognition unit and a controller constituting a control means which recognizes the operator's voice obtained from the voice input unit and controls input/output of an MD player having a voice recognition table where the operator's voice is stored in advance as an expected value. When an unregistered MD player has been connected first, the voice recognition unit registers the voice recognition table provided from the MD player. And upon input of the operator's voice by the voice input unit, the control means compares the operator's voice with the preregistered voice recognition table, and then the controller controls the input/output of the MD player in accordance with the result of comparing the operator's voice with the voice recognition table.

Voice recognition control system and voice recognition control method

The present invention relates to a button manufacturing device that is lightweight and robust, and that can be operated even at an unstable location and in a small space. A button manufacturing device comprises a base, a slide platform disposed on the base for reciprocating movement, first and second lower dies provided on both sides of the slide platform in the reciprocating directions, a press screw shaft capable of moving in the axial direction by screwing into a female screw section provided on a beam fixed to the upper part of struts, fixed on the base, an upper die provided on a lower end of the press screw shaft for joining to the first lower die or the second lower die, and an operating handle provided on an upper part of the press screw shaft.

Button manufacturing device

A button making device capable of simply exchanging a first pressed mold, a second pressed mold, and a pressing mold so as to produce buttons of different sizes; a polygonal button whose front surface plate is dome-wise curved and has its shape fixed; and such a button making device, are provided. The button making device has a sliding platform, two pressed molds, a fixed member, a pressing shaft, a pressing mold, and an operation mechanism. The pressed molds are provided on an attachment member which is removably attached to the sliding platform. The pressing mold is removably attached to a lower end of the pressing shaft using magnetic force. The present invention can be used for a button making device which can easily form a metal button by press processing which can be used as an accessory adhered to clothes or the like by a pin or the like.

Button making device, button, and method of mounting pressing mold in button making device

The present invention relates to a badge where it is possible to select the attachment position of attachment means such as a detachable pin while confirming orientation of a representation attached to a badge body, and a badge manufacturing device that is lightweight and robust, and that can be operated even at an unstable location and in a small space. A badgecomprises a badge bodyhaving a front cover, a sheet bodymounted on a front surface plateof the front cover, and a rear coverfor engaging with the front coverto sandwich a peripheral edge of the sheet bodybetween the rear cover peripheral edgeand the front cover peripheral edge, and mounting meansfor linking to the badge bodyby selecting a direction to cross the rear surface plateof the badge body(X direction, Y direction or Z direction). A badge manufacturing devicecomprises a base, a sliding platformprovided on the base to be capable of reciprocating movement, first and second pressed moldsandprovided on both sides of the sliding platformin the reciprocating directions, a pressing screw shaftcapable of moving in the axial direction by screwing into a female screw section provided on a fixing memberfixed to the upper part of the base via strutsand, a pressing moldprovided on a lower end of the pressing screw shaftfor joining to the first pressed moldor the second pressed mold, and an operating handleprovided on an upper part of the pressing screw shaft

Badge and badge manufacturing device

A surveying instrument includes a surveying instrument body rotatable about each of a vertical axis and a horizontal axis; and a first collimator optical system and a second collimator optical system each of which is positioned in the surveying instrument body to collimate the surveying instrument relative to a survey point, a viewing angle of the second collimator optical system being smaller than a viewing angle of the first collimator optical system. A first collimating operation is performed with the first collimator optical system before a second collimating operation is performed with the second collimator optical system.

Surveying instrument

A surveying instrument includes a sighting telescope having an objective lens and an eyepiece; an erecting optical system functioning so that an image formed by said objective lens is viewed as an erect image through the eyepiece; and a light shield device, positioned in an optical path extending from an incident surface of the erecting optical system to an exit surface of the erecting optical system, for preventing an off-field light bundle which is incident on the erecting optical system from reaching the eyepiece.

A surveying instrument includes a sighting telescope optical system, a distance measuring system which outputs first data, a phase detection autofocus system which and outputs second data, and an AF driver which moves a focusing lens of the sighting telescope optical system to bring the sighting object into focus in accordance with one of the first data and the second data. A surveying instrument is also disclosed, which includes a sighting telescope and an AF drive unit which is provided separately from the sighting telescope, wherein the AF drive unit can be mounted to and dismounted from a body of the surveying instrument.

Surveying instrument having an optical distance meter and an autofocus system, and a surveying instrument having a detachable autofocus system

A surveying instrument includes a surveying instrument body which is rotatable about vertical and horizontal axes and has a telescope optical system for collimating the surveying instrument relative to a survey point; a collimator optical system for projecting first light rays toward the survey point and for receiving the first light rays reflected at the survey point; an auto-collimating system which rotates the surveying instrument body to position the survey point on an optical axis of the telescope optical system; a distance measuring optical system for projecting second light rays toward the survey point and for receiving the second light rays reflected at the survey point; and a distance measuring device for calculating a distance from the surveying instrument to the survey point. The optical axes of the collimator optical system and the distance measuring optical system are offset from each other.

Surveying instrument having an auto-collimating function and a distance measuring function

A survey point indicating instrument, for recognizing a line of sight visually, includes a collimating lens, two light sources being positioned so that optical axes of the two light sources intersect each other on an optical axis of the collimating lens at a focal point of the collimating lens; a driving circuit for controlling light emissions of the two light sources independently from each other; and a light shield plate having a slit, and positioned between the focal point and the two light sources so that light rays emitted from each of the two light sources to travel in an area between the optical axes are allowed to pass through the slit while other light rays emitted from each of the two light sources are cut off by the light shield plate to prevent the other light rays from traveling outside the area between the optical axes.

Survey point indicating instrument

A surveying instrument includes a sighting telescope having an objective lens and an eyepiece; a Porro-prism erecting system; a semitransparent surface formed on a reflection surface of the Porro-prism erecting system; a beam splitting prism adhered to the semitransparent surface; and a focus detecting device which detects a focus state from a correlation between a pair of images respectively formed by two light bundles which are respectively passed through two different pupil areas of the objective lens and passed through two separate areas on the semitransparent surface. An area of a surface of the beam splitting prism which is adhered to the semitransparent surface is smaller than an effective area of the reflection surface of the Porro-prism erecting system. The semitransparent surface and the beam splitting prism are positioned so that the two light bundles are incident on the semitransparent surface at the same incident angle.

Surveying instrument having a phase-difference detection type focus detecting device

A surveying instrument having an AF apparatus, provided with a focusing lens and a collimation telescope, includes a focus detector for detecting a focus state through the collimation telescope, and a controller for moving the focusing lens of the collimation telescope to a focal position, based on the focus state detected by the focus detector. The surveying instrument includes a single focus mode at which only one detection of the output of the focus detector and only one control operation of the controller based on the detected output are carried out, and a continuous focus mode at which a plurality of detections of the output of the focus detector and a plurality of control operations of the controller based on the detected outputs are sequentially carried out, the single focus mode and the continuous mode being selectively performed.

Surveying instrument, surveying instrument having AF function, surveying instrument having PF mechanism, and surveying instrument having multiple-focus function

Measurement surveying device

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Tokyo, Japan

Kenji Kaneko