Hitachi, Ltd.

Peter Hohmann

Atsushi Katayama

Hiroyuki Kobayashi

Tomoyuki Miyata

Hiroyuki Kuriyama

Daiji Tsuboi

Hisashi Sato

Hiroshi Mitsumaki

Akira Kojima

Atsuhiko Urushihara

Takeshi Hoshino

Takashi Yamamoto

Yoshiaki Amano

Toshiyuki Moriya

Taisuke Kashima

Kenta Kumagai

Yutaka Yonezawa

Shingo Hirose

Sadao Terakado

Keiichi Tadokoro

Satoshi Hamazaki

Masayoshi Miyazaki

Anthony Ohazulike

Jun-ichiro Watanabe

Dave Slocombe

Natasha Sopieva

Adrian Ashley

Sergio Paolantonio

Kouji Mori

Maria Gomez

Tsukasa Ariyoshi

Kenji Kasai

It is described at least a method for performing vehicle operation analysis of a driver, comprising retrieving data related to the operation of the vehicle via a mobile device, wherein the mobile device is placed inside the vehicle and the retrieved data is data that is at least provided by data providing units included in the mobile device; adding a driver-specific identifier to the retrieved data which identifies the driver of the vehicle irrespective of the vehicle that is used; performing analysis of the retrieved data in the mobile device, and/or sending the retrieved data to a remote computer and performing analysis of said data in the remote computer, wherein the analysis includes extracting driver-specific vehicle operation schemes and/or calculating a driver-specific safety factor.

Vehicle operation analysis of a driver

An information display system has a display unit having a display screen, a control unit for controlling the displayed information, and an input devices for inputting a user's control command. The input devices may be a distance detecting sensor adapted to detect the position of a user controlled object in a sensing field arranged at a given distance in front of the screen. The control unit is adapted to determine a display control command based on the detected object position.

Method for displaying information and information display system

To take a ceremonial photograph including a user himself/herself in a theme park or the like, the user must hand to a third person a camera to ask the photographing. There is a system which can take a picture of a user when the user is in a predetermined position, but the user cannot confirm the picture when the user is being photographed. For the purposes, an image service system includes plural cameras connected to a network, an administration server for accumulating or distributing images taken by the cameras, and a client terminal for displaying the images taken by the cameras. The position of the user and the positions of surrounding cameras located within a predetermined distance from the client terminal are detected automatically. Images including the user can be displayed on the terminal.

Image providing service system

Video camera with digital video disc player

A biochemical analyzer for automatically analyzing components of a specimen, in which a specimen rack conveying part, a specimen introducing part, and a specimen storage part are arranged, independent from one another. The specimen introducing part, the analyzing part and the specimen storage part are coupled to one another along the longitudinal direction of the specimen conveying part. The heights of these three parts measured from the floor are from 850 to 950 mm, their depths are from 750 to 800 mm and their widths are multiples of the dimension of the specimen rack. A uniform appearance is achieved by having standardized dimensions. Also a low height provides better viewing and a lighter environment.

Biochemical analyzer

Computer

The electron microscope provides sufficient leg space for an observer sitting in a chair in a working posture and allows concentrated observation and swift operation of the electron microscope without burdening the observer. An electron gun column is supported on a support structure formed in a rectangular parallelepiped. The electron gun column, a column evacuation device and a viewing chamber are mounted on the dampers on the support structure through a vibration plate. The table is mounted on the support structure through table supports provided on the top surface of the support structure. Further, the table has an opening at a location corresponding to the viewing chamber so that the table and the viewing chamber, both mounted on the support structure, are not in contact with each other. The layout of the operation panel divides the operation devices of the electron microscope into a group of devices that are frequently reached by touch and operated during observation and a group of devices that are not frequently used during observation. The former group is arranged in arc areas within reach of the operator's arms when pivoted about the elbows as the operator rests his arms naturally on the operation table. The latter group is classified according to the functions performed and is arranged in positions that are behind the arc areas of pivoting arms and are easily recognized visually.

Electron microscope

Electron Microscope

Biochemical analysis machine

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Arese, Italy

Peter Hohmann