Daicel Corporation

Sharp Kabushiki Kaisha Corporation

Daicel Chemical Industries, Ltd.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Limited

Minebea Company, Limited

Kabushiki Kaisha Mold Gijutsu Kenkyusho

Hoya Corporation

Ntn Corporation

Huls Aktiengesellschaft

Kiyoshi Ishii

Zenjiro Honda

Hitoshi Tsugaya

Kenichi Morimoto

Noriaki Miyoshi

Mikio Yagi

Shigenori Hato

Mizuho Ishikawa

Ryoshu Suzuki

Masataka Murai

Katsuji Ikezaki

Yuji Ohnishi

Kazuo Hirose

Hideaki Emoto

Shinichi Toda

Fumikado Anzai

Kimitoshi Kawai

Takumi Hayashi

Noboru Nishinaka

Yasuhiro Sakaguchi

Katsuya Daigo

Yasuhiro Takatsudo

Takehisa Kubo

Katumi Kojima

Katuzi Ikezaki

Yoshitada Matsumoto

Shobu Konomi

Katsutoshi Kubota

Kozi Sato

Masanobu Soga

Hitoshi Yonekawa

Michael Czytko

A safety device includes a first computation unit, a second computation unit, an output control unit, and a first central processing device. The first computation unit is configured to perform a first computation on a detected value detected from a subject to be controlled, thus obtaining a first result value. The second computation unit is configured to perform a second computation on the detected value, thus obtaining a second result value which is to be determined if equal to the first result value. The output control unit is configured to output the first result value in a case that the second computation unit determines that the first result value is equal to the second result value, and not to output the first result value in a case that the second computation unit determines that the first result value is not equal to the second result value.

Safety device and computation method for safety device

The reliability of output data is enhanced, and the frequency of stopping arithmetic devices is reduced. A redundant system includes an input device; a plurality of arithmetic devices that receive input data from the input device; and an output device that receives output data output from the arithmetic devices, the redundant system causing the arithmetic devices to perform the same processing. Each of the arithmetic devices includes: a first communication unit that acquires the input data from the input device; and a second communication unit that sends the input data acquired by the first communication unit to other arithmetic device and receives the input data acquired by the other arithmetic device from the other arithmetic device.

Redundant system

An intraocular lens implanting device capable of inserting an intraocular lens surely in safety into an eyeball and having an ophthalmic hooking function capable of adjusting the position of the intraocular lens. The intraocular lens implanting device for inserting an intraocular lens into an eyeball through an incision in the eyeball tissue comprises a tubular main body, a storage part for the intraocular lens integrated with the main body or separated therefrom, and a plunger for pressing the intraocular lens placed in the containing section and discharging it into the eyeball, wherein the distal end of the plunger has a base part and a protuberance.

Intraocular lens implanting device

There is provided a sheet holding structure in which a sheet holding force can be increased, and a cleaner having the structure. The sheet holding structure includes a base material made of a flexible material and having main surfaces, and a slit formed in the main surfaces of the base material. The slit includes a curved slit, and a plurality of protruding slits spaced from each other in a direction along the curved slit, connected to a protruding portion-side forming edge of the curved slit, and protruding and extending from the protruding portion-side forming edge of the curved slit. A part of the base material surrounded by the curved slit is bent and a part of the sheet placed on one of the main surfaces of the base material is inserted into the curved slit and the protruding slits and locked to thereby hold the sheet.

Sheet holding structure and cleaner having the same

An optical pick-up allows a lens to be supported at high dimensional accuracy for a high-density recording medium, and suppresses resonance for a high-speed access. The optical pick-up includes a supporting shaft, and a lens holder which fits on a supporting shaft rotatably, wherein the supporting shaft is formed of ceramics containing zirconia, and wherein the lens holder is formed of a liquid crystal resin composition. The optical-pickup includes a lens holder having a shaft hole which fits on a rotating shaft and a plurality of object lens holes, wherein the lens holder is a molded product of a resin composition of a liquid crystal resin or a polyphenylene ether resin mixed with a fibrous filler. The molded product has flexural elastic modulus of 10 GPa or more. The lens holder includes a bearing part formed vertically to a lens receiving surface with an excellent inner diameter roundness and excellent mechanical strength.

Optical pick-up

A suction tool for an electric vacuum cleaner includes: a suction tool body which is connected to the vacuum cleaner body and has a suction inflow passage therein for conducting a suction air stream from a suction port, to the vacuum cleaner body; and a movable brush which is provided inside the suction inflow passage formed in the suction tool body and is driven by a driver device. In this tool, the movable brush sways and reciprocates back and forth about a support shaft, perpendicular to the direction of the suction inflow stream. Alternatively, the tool may have a linear motor which operates so as to reciprocate a rod which is liked at one end of it with oscillatory plate pivoted inside the suction tool. Further, this movable brush may be formed of a unit which is composed of a sweeping member having a pair of front and rear sweeping parts and a moving brushing part embedded in between, wherein the front sweeping part is shorter than the rear sweeping part.

Suction tool for an electric vacuum cleaner

To reduce the need for manual work, improve productivity and reduce the fabrication cost in the method for molding a lead screw for converting a rotational movement into a linear movement, there are provided a method and a die assembly which may involve the steps of forming a plurality of holes in a wall of a tube in a spiral arrangement, preparing a metallic die assembly provided with a cavity defining a thread groove adapted to form the thread crest matching in position with an array of the holes, placing the tube in the cavity, and injecting synthetic resin material into the cavity so that the synthetic resin material may flow in two separate flows, one flowing inside the core tube, and the other flowing along the outer surface of the core tube. The thread crest is connected to the synthetic resin material filled in the core tube, and can be securely attached to the core tube. Optionally, an annular rotor may be fitted onto the base end portion of the lead screw. The synthetic resin material is first filled into the annular gap defined around the annular rotor before it is filled into the interior of the annular rotor so that the rotor may be prevented from being damaged by the tensile stress produced by internal pressure acting on the annular rotor.

Die assembly for molding a lead screw

Method for fabricating a lead screw made of synthetic resin material and

The present invention provides a flat separation membrane leaf, which is characterized by consisting of a flat membrane support comprising an inner layer having a coarse structure and surface layers comprising a nonwoven fabrics having a dense structure, wherein the surface layers are integrated with the inner layer interposed between them, and semipermeable membranes covering both sides of the support in such a manner that the semipermeable membranes penetrates into the openings of the nonwoven fabrics of the surfaces of the support to combine the semipermeable membranes with the surfaces of the support. The invention provides also a flat separation membrane element which comprises, as the essential component, the above-described flat separation membrane leaf.

Flat separation membrane leaf and rotary separation apparatus containing

Organic acids are prepared by fermentation and then separated from the fermentation broth by means of an electrodialysis. The present process does not require an addition of an alkali. The organic acids are recovered as free acids with high purity and at high yields.

Continuous process for preparing organic acids by fermentation

Tubular membrane module wherein liquid flows around stay bolt

An electric cleaner incorporates an effective noise suppression arrangement for minimizing the noise generated by the exhaust from the electric air blower. The present invention provides an electric cleaner comprising an air rectifying duct installed on its external surfaces so that the exhaust from the electric air blower can smoothly and quietly pass through it, while the noise emitted by the exhaust can be significantly minimized throughout the vacuum cleaning operation even when using a compact cleaner.

Electric cleaner with minimum noise

A body of a vacuum cleaner comprising three subassemblies, i.e., a front subassembly, a central subassembly, and a rear subassembly. The front subassembly stores the matter drawn through a suction port formed in a suitable position. The central subassembly can be connected and disconnected with the front subassembly and has an evacuating device therein. The rear subassembly is connected to the central subassembly by coupling members and acts to cover the back side of the evacuating device incorporated in the central subassembly.

Vacuum cleaner

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Tokyo, Japan

Kiyoshi Ishii