Canon Kabushiki Kaisha

Wako Pure Chemical Industries, Inc.

Nissan Motor Company Limited

Takata Corporation

Shimadzu Corporation

Shodensha Corporation, Ltd.

Ricoh Company, Ltd.

Okamura Corporation

Shin-Etsu Chemical Co., Ltd.

Ihi Corporation

Rakuten, Inc.

Oudensha Co., Ltd.

Olympus Corporation

Kenji Nakamura

Shinji Satomura

Jun Nitta

Yukio Fukunaga

Junsuke Kuroki

Namio Irie

Yasuji Shibahata

Yasumasa Tsubota

Masao Majima

Koichi Egara

Noboru Yamamoto

Masanori Takenouchi

Fumitaka Kan

Norihiro Mochizuki

Naoji Hayakawa

Masahiko Okunuki

Isamu Shimoda

Michiyo Nishimura

Nobuhiro Hanafusa

Toru Nakata

Hiroshi Sakamoto

Kazuo Yoshinaga

Tsuguhide Sakata

Masahiko Saito

Eiji Watanabe

Yukichi Niwa

Hirokazu Nishimura

Mitsuru Yamamoto

Hideki Tanaka

Chikara Hiraoka

Ryoko Inoue

Masao Ishikawa

Katsumi Kumada

Tsutomu Yoneyama

Atsushi Onose

Isao Hakamada

Hiroyuki Yatsu

Hiroaki Kawashima

Miho Sawa

Hideo Katoh

Sakae Sugimori

Koji Tanimizu

Masayoshi Hayashi

Akio Ajimine

Nobuko Imajo

Tohru Nakata

Yukari Yamagata

Hideyoshi Arashima

Tetsushi Okuyama

Yoshiharu Ooba

Tomohisa Kawabata

Tokuji Ikenaka

Yuichiro Suzuki

Kaoru Omichi

Shoji Takeya

Naoki Oiwa

Yasuhiro Otake

Shuichiro Miyata

Kazunari Hirayasu

Katsuhiko Ichimura

Shuji Matuura

Rie Sakamoto

Daisuke Sugimoto

Masakatsu Hotta

Masaki Fukuda

Nagaaki Hoshi

Takahiro Tajima

Taizo Hara

Hiroshi Yamamoto

Hidetaka Sekikawa

Kiyoshi Wada

Lin Zhong

Teru Kikuchi

Tomiyuki Maeda

Yasuo Kozato

Hirofumi Ookushi

Michiaki Tsukuda

Mitsuyoshi Tsunori

Norihiro Mochuzuki

The information processing device includes: a distribution target determination unit configured to determine that a terminal located within a first predetermined range and detected by a first detection technique (e.g. GPS) is a first distribution target terminal and that a terminal located within and detected by a second detection technique (e.g. beacon) is a second distribution target terminal, where the second predetermined range is included in the first predetermined range; a distribution request acquisition unit configured to acquire a distribution request from a distribution requester terminal; and an information distribution unit configured to distribute information corresponding to the distribution request to at least the first distribution target terminal, the first distribution target terminal not overlapping with the second distribution terminal, or the second distribution target terminal.

Information processing device, information processing method, program, and storage medium

An airbag device including an inflator, an airbag and a silicone rubber sheet. The silicone rubber sheet is used for a flow passage to feed gas from an inflator to an airbag and is produced by stacking 0.5 mm or more of silicone composition comprising: 100 parts by weight of organopolysiloxane which is represented by the following average composition formula RSiO, where in the formula, Rrepresents a substituted or unsubstituted monovalent hydrocarbon group and n represents a positive number of 1.95 to 2.05, and which exhibits an average degree of polymerization of 1,000 or more; 20 to 80 parts by weight of reinforcing silica powder having a specific surface area of 50 m/g or more; and a curing agent on at least an inner surface of a fiber fabric constituting the flow passage and performing heat curing.

Silicone rubber sheet and airbag device

A heating process makes a temperature of joining surfaces Wa and Ta of a pair of metal parts W and T at the start of a first joining process equal to 20% or greater, preferably, 40% or greater of a melting point of material of the metal parts W and T. The heating process makes a heating depth h of the pair of metal parts W and T at the start of the first joining process equal to 1.0 mm or greater.

Friction joining method and joined structure

In one form, a curtain airbag device is provided having a gas introduction portion that is folded so as to be disposed on a side surface of a folded body of a curtain airbag main body on a roof side portion side. When the vehicle is involved in a side collision or an overturn, an inflator discharges a gas, which is supplied to a curtain airbag, thereby causing the curtain airbag to start to be inflated. In this case, the gas from the inflator initially flows into the gas introduction portion so as to inflate the gas introduction portion. Thus, the inflating force of the folded body of the curtain airbag main body and the inflating pressure of the gas introduction portion are superposed each other so as to press a lower edge of a roof side garnish toward the inside of the vehicle cabin.

Curtain airbag device and vehicle

A side airbag device incorporates an airbag which is fixed to and held by a vehicle so as to be folded in roll form, from a front portion to a rear portion of the vehicle, and which is expanded and developed like a curtain parallel with the inner surface of the side wall of the vehicle by a gas of an inflator when a collision is detected. An airbag support belt is attached to a portion, in close proximity to a top edge of the airbag and close to an attachment position of the inflator, of the airbag. The airbag support belt is wound around the circumferential surface of the inflator and a tip locking hole of the airbag support belt is fixed to a locking projection provided on the inflator, whereby the inflator is integrated with a part of the airbag which is folded in roll form.

Head protecting airbag device

The curtain airbag includes: a curtain bag section configured with cloth panels joined in a bag shape, housed prior to use in a folded state in a vehicle roof side edge section and deploying and inflating downwards when injected with deployment gas; a collision detector for detecting a collision and/or signs of an imminent collision of the vehicle; a gas generator for supplying the deployment gas to the curtain bag section in response to a detection result of the collision detector; and a guide member configured with a cloth panel, rolled up from the bottom of the curtain bag section that has been folded prior to use, via the vehicle width direction inside towards the top of the curtain bag section, the guide member being disposed at a position overlapping with the vehicle front-rear direction position of an interior member provided inside the vehicle compartment.

Curtain airbag

In an airbag device of the present invention, in an inner portion in a car width direction of at least one of adjacent two seats in a vehicle, a central airbag () is housed which is connected to a side face () of a seat frame () of the seat through a predetermined connecting member. On an outer face inside in the car width direction of the central airbag (), a plurality of tethers (), . . . are provided. This central airbag () counteracts a force from inside in the car width direction with tensions of the tethers (), . . . and counteracts a force from outside in the car width direction with a force received from the side face () of the seat frame in inflation and extension.

Airbag device

A desk with panels, wherein a large open space is formed between a top board and a rear panel so that the rear upper surface of the top board can be effectively used and optional members can be installed in the open space with a sufficient allowance. The rear end parts of a pair of right and left top board support bodies are mounted on a frame formed by connecting the upper ends of the right and left leg bodies to each other through a lateral connection lever so as to be projected forward of the lateral connection lever, and the top board is supported by the right and left top board support bodies so that the most part thereof can be positioned forward of the lateral connection lever. Also, a pair of right and left panel support bodies are mounted on both sides of the frame so as to be extended rearward, and the rear panel in the vertical direction is supported by both panel support bodies at their rear ends.

Table with a panel

According to an aspect of the present invention, there is provided a developing device including: a roller that develops an electric latent image formed on an image holding body; a chamber that stores a toner; a case that houses the roller and the chamber; a concave portion that is inwardly concaved from the case and that includes: a sidewall, a bottom, and a filling port formed in the bottom; and a first lid that closes the filling port.

Developing device and image forming apparatus using the same

The invention relates to a method for separating a target for measurement utilizing electrophoresis, particularly capillary electrophoresis efficiently in high sensitivity and in a short period of time. It also relates to a method for measuring said target separated by said method for separation. The invention provides a method for separating a target for measurement and a method for measuring said target separated by said method for separation, characterized by using a substance to which is bound a nucleic acid chain labeled by a marker and which has an affinity for said target for measurement.

Electrophoresis

A top plate is supported while being greatly projected forward of leg bodies, which forms a large lower leg space under the top plate. Upper ends of left and right leg bodies () having, at their lower ends, base legs () that are directed in a front-rear direction are connected by lateral connection rods () that are directed in a left-right direction and have a non-circular cross-section. Rear end sections of at least a left and right pair of top plate support bodies () directed in the front-rear direction are fixed to the lateral connection rods () so as to project forward. The lower surface of the top plate () is installed on the top plate support bodies () such that the most part of the top plate () is located forward of the lateral connection rods ().

Table

This invention constructs within the LAN a private area network (PAN) which is configured by terminal devices (personal computers and the like) of a specific group, is hardly influenced by the LAN traffic, and has high security. For this purpose, a PAN server which manages the communication route between specific terminals is installed within the LAN. The PAN server sets the communication route of each terminal device as label information, and causes switches and terminals to set pieces of label information generated for them. When the frame of data from a given port of each connection switch contains information representing PAN communication, the connection switch outputs the data to only a port specified by routing label information described in the frame.

Network switching apparatus, route management server, network interface apparatus, control method therefor, computer program for route management server, and computer-readable storage medium

An image forming apparatus includes: a photosensitive member; a plurality of development devices attachable to and detachable from a main body of the image forming apparatus, a motor; and a drive transmission member. Each development device includes a development roller for forming a toner image on a surface of the photosensitive member. The motor is rotatable forward and backward, for driving the development roller. The drive transmission member is disposed between the motor and the development roller. The drive transmission member includes a plurality of gears, a plurality of shafts and a plurality of one-way clutches. An air gap is provided in at least one engagement portion where the gears engage with the shafts.

Image forming apparatus including drive transmission member including gears and shafts

An illumination apparatus for single-base lamps is equipped with a power receiving plug which receives a supply of power by being fitted into a base socket of a power supply side, a main body which forms an integrated body with said power receiving plug, and a plurality of base sockets arranged on said main body on the opposite surface with said power receiving plug, wherein said base sockets are mounted at slopping angles which spread outward with respect to the axis of said power receiving plug.

Illumination apparatus for single-base lamps

Constant flow apparatus

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Hadano, Japan

Kenji Nakamura