Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Nobuyuki Nozawa

Takahiro Watanabe

Katsuhisa Kashiwagi

Tomoshige Furuhi

Koji Kawano

Chiho Ikeda

Takashi Watanabe

Kenta Ago

Takehiko Iizuka

Jun Makino

A grip force estimation device includes a sensor that is attached to sports equipment including a columnar portion having a grip portion at one end and a hitting portion connected to the columnar portion and is attached not at the grip portion but at the columnar portion, and that is configured to detect at least one of bending and twisting of the sports equipment and output detected bending and/or twisting as a sensor signal, a feature data extraction unit configured to extract feature data including a feature when a waveform generated by the hitting portion being externally applied with pressure is attenuated by using the sensor signal, and a grip force estimation unit configured to estimate pressure applied to the grip portion by using the feature data.

Grip force estimation device and grip force estimation method

A radar device includes a radar unit, a signal processing unit, a GPS receiver, and a storage unit. The signal processing unit acquires, for each target, a distance (R) to the target and a relative velocity (Veff) between the radar unit and the target when the radar unit is moving. The signal processing unit separately detects positions of a plurality of targets by using a separation algorithm in which a difference between the relative velocities (Veff) is used. When the radar unit is stopped, the signal processing unit corrects the position of each target detected when the radar unit has been moving, based on a current position of the radar unit stored in the storage unit, and identifies the positions of the plurality of targets.

Radar device, vehicle, and object position detection method

An information storage system and an information storage method allow necessary information to be stored in the proper amount with a simple operation for people to share the information. The system includes an input unit including a plurality of press-type switches each of which accepts input for an on-signal or an off-signal and a data server storing pieces of identification information each identifying a corresponding one of the switches and messages in association with each other and outputs, in response to input accepted by each of the switches, a corresponding one of the messages. The input unit transmits an on-signal or an off-signal and a piece of identification information to the data server. The data server receives the on-signal or the off-signal and the piece of identification information and extracts and outputs a message associated with the piece of identification information received together with the on-signal.

Information storage system and information storage method

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Nobuyuki Nozawa