Kyocera Corporation

Mitsuo Ono

Hiroki Okada

Eri Uchida

Hiroyuki Minagawa

Katsutoshi Kawai

Yukitoshi Kanayama

Yoshiteru Takayama

Atsushi Hasebe

Hiroyuki Matsumoto

An electromagnetic wave detection apparatus comprises an irradiator configured to emit electromagnetic waves; a switch comprising an action surface with a plurality of pixels disposed thereon, the switch being configured to switch each pixel between a first state of causing electromagnetic waves, including reflected waves, from an object, of electromagnetic waves irradiated from the irradiator, incident on the action surface to travel in a first direction and a second state of causing the electromagnetic waves incident on the action surface to travel in a second direction; a first detector configured to detect the electromagnetic waves that travel in the first direction; and a second detector configured to detect the electromagnetic waves that travel in the second direction. Also, the switch is configured to switch each of the plurality of pixels between the first and second states according to an irradiation region of the electromagnetic waves emitted from the irradiator.

Electromagnetic wave detection apparatus, program, and information acquisition system

Provided is a power supply method including: an EMSB transmitting, to an EMSA, a search response including information relating to reliability of a second consumer in response to a search request; the EMSA transmitting, to the EMSB selected in accordance with the information relating to the reliability of the second consumer, a demand response request for requesting, using a demand response, a supply of electric energy having a designated value; the EMSB controlling a distributed power supplyB or load equipmentB managed by the EMSB so as to supply the electric energy having the designated value to a first consumer in response to the demand response request; and the EMSA transmitting, upon completion of the demand response, to the EMSB, a result request for requesting transmission of a response result upon the completion of the demand response.

Demand response power supply method and energy management system using reliability information

An electromagnetic wave detection apparatus () includes a switch (), a first detector (), and a second detector (). The switch () includes an action surface (as) with a plurality of pixels (px) disposed thereon. The switch () is configured to switch each pixel (px) between the first state and the second state. In the first state, the pixels (px) cause electromagnetic waves incident on the action surface (as) to travel in a first direction (d). In the second state, the pixels (px) cause the electromagnetic waves incident on the action surface (as) to travel in a second direction (d). The first detector () detects the electromagnetic waves that travel in the first direction (d). The second detector () detects the electromagnetic waves that travel in the second direction (d).

An electromagnetic wave detection apparatus () includes an irradiator (), a first detector (), a memory (), and a controller (). The irradiator () irradiates electromagnetic waves. The first detector () includes detection elements. The detection elements detect, by irradiation position, reflected waves of the electromagnetic waves irradiated onto an object (ob). The memory () stores related information. The related information is information associating any two of the emission direction of the electromagnetic waves and elements defining two points on a path. The path refers to a path of the electromagnetic waves emitted from the irradiator () to the first detector () via the object (ob). The controller () updates the related information based on the emission direction of the electromagnetic waves and the position of the detection element, among the detection elements, that detects the reflected waves of the electromagnetic waves.

Electromagnetic wave detection apparatus, program, and electromagnetic wave detection system

An electromagnetic wave detection apparatus () includes an irradiator (), a first detector (), a memory (), and a controller (). The irradiator () irradiates electromagnetic waves. The first detector () includes detection elements. The detection elements detect, by irradiation position, reflected waves of the electromagnetic waves irradiated on an object (ob). The memory () stores first related information including an emission direction of the emitted electromagnetic waves. The controller () updates the first related information based on the position of the detection element, among the detection elements, that detects the reflected waves of the electromagnetic waves.

An electromagnetic wave detection apparatus () includes an irradiator (), a first detector (), a propagation unit (), a memory (), and a controller (). The irradiator () irradiates electromagnetic waves. The first detector () detects reflected waves of the electromagnetic waves irradiated onto an object (ob). The propagation unit () includes propagation elements (px). By irradiation position of the electromagnetic waves irradiated onto the object (ob), the propagation elements (px) switch between propagating and not propagating the reflected waves towards the first detector (). The memory () stores information related to the emission direction of the electromagnetic waves. The controller () updates the information related to the emission direction based on the position of the propagation element (px) that is propagating the reflected waves toward the first detector () when the first detector () detects the reflected waves.

An electromagnetic wave detection apparatus () includes an irradiator (), a first detector (), a propagation unit (), a memory (), and a controller (). The irradiator () irradiates electromagnetic waves. The first detector () detects reflected waves of the electromagnetic waves irradiated onto an object (ob). The propagation unit () includes propagation elements (px). By irradiation position of the electromagnetic waves irradiated onto the object (ob), the propagation elements (px) switch between propagating and not propagating the reflected waves of the electromagnetic waves towards the first detector (). The memory () stores related information. The controller () updates the related information based on the position of the propagation element (px) that is propagating the reflected waves toward the first detector () when the first detector () detects the reflected waves.

Electromagnetic wave detection apparatus, program, and electromagnetic wave detection system comprising a controller to update related information associating an emission direction and two elements defining two points on a path of electromagnetic waves

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