Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation

Rieko Sato

Takayuki Ogasawara

Yasuhiro Suzuki

Kenichi Matsunaga

Akira Okada

Hiroshi Nakashima

Kazuto Noguchi

Yasumasa Suzaki

Toshio Ito

Hiroki Morimura

Shingo Tsukada

Yasuo Shibata

Yoshihisa Sakai

Nobuaki Matsuura

Kei Kuwabara

Shoichi Oshima

A monitoring system includes a sensor data acquisition device configured to acquire information on an activity of a user; a data analyzer configured to analyze the acquired information on the activity of the user and detect occurrence of an abnormality in the activity of the user; an imaging controller configured to instruct an imaging terminal device that captures an image of the activity of the user to start capturing an image of the user and record imaging data in a case where the occurrence of the abnormality is detected by the data analyzer; an imaging data acquisition device configured to acquire the imaging data recorded by the imaging terminal device; a data storage device configured to store the imaging data acquired by the imaging data acquisition device; and an output device configured to output the imaging data.

Monitoring system, monitoring method, and monitoring program

A data analysis system includes relay apparatuses for communicating with a wireless terminal in a communication area of the relay apparatus, and a data analysis apparatus connected to the relay apparatuses through a communication network for analyzing data regarding the wireless terminal, wherein each relay apparatus includes a determiner for determining whether the wireless terminal is present in the communication area at fixed time intervals, a time imparter for imparting a time at which the determination is performed to a determination result, and a transmitter and receptor for transmitting the determination result to the data analysis apparatus with the imparted time, and the data analysis apparatus includes a transmitter and receptor for receiving the determination result and the imparted time, an analyzer for analyzing information on the wireless terminal at each time based on the time and the determination result, and a display for displaying an analysis result.

Data analysis system and data analysis method

A biological information analysis apparatus includes a sensor data acquirer that acquires biological information of a user measured by a sensor, a data analyzer that analyzes time-series data for the biological information over a plurality of time intervals and, from multiple pieces of biological information that were acquired at mutually corresponding times of measurement in respective ones of the plurality of time intervals, calculates representative values for the multiple pieces of biological information, a measurement anomaly detector that detects an anomaly contained in the measured biological information based on time-series data with the representative values calculated by the data analyzer or on the time-series data for the multiple pieces of biological information that was used in calculation of the time-series data with the representative values, and a presenter that outputs the calculated representative values for the multiple pieces of biological information and information indicating the detected anomaly.

Biological information analysis device, biological information analysis method, and biological information analysis system

A first calculation unit calculates the heart rate of a subject from a plurality of instantaneous heart rates by averaging processing with an IIR filter using a first coefficient. Note that the first coefficient is a numerical value less than 1, and is a fixed value. A second calculation unit calculates the heart rate of the subject from the plurality of instantaneous heart rates by averaging processing with an IIR filter using a second coefficient. The second coefficient is a numerical value less than 1, and is a variable value. A switching unit switches between the first calculation unit and the second calculation unit based on a difference between the precedingly calculated heart rate and a latest instantaneous heart rate.

Heartbeat rate calculation device and method

A light-controlled light modulator can achieve high-speed, low-loss wavelength conversion. Continuous light with a wavelength &#x3bb;j is launched into an MMI coupler via a port, and is split into two parts by the MMI coupler, which are led to a loop-type interferometer. In the loop-type interferometer, the two parts travel separately around the loop as clockwise traveling light and counterclockwise traveling light, are combined by the MMI coupler again via a filter-equipped phase modulator, thereby being emitted to the port. In this state, signal light &#x3bb;i(s) with a wavelength &#x3bb;i is launched into the filter-equipped phase modulator via a port. Even when the wavelength &#x3bb;i of the signal light &#x3bb;i(s) is equal to the wavelength &#x3bb;j of the wavelength converted output light, the wavelength conversion can be achieved with preventing noise from being mixed into the output light emitted from a port.

Light-controlled light modulator

A polarization mode dispersion compensating device is formed by a polarization mode dispersion equalizer, a polarization component splitting unit for splitting a part of the polarization mode dispersion compensated optical signal into the TE polarization component and the TM polarization component, an optical XOR circuit for carrying out an optical XOR operation on the TE polarization component and the TM polarization component, and a control system for controlling the polarization mode dispersion equalizer such that the logical operation result outputted by the optical XOR circuit becomes &ldquo;0&rdquo;.

Polarization mode dispersion compensating device using optical XOR circuit

A light-controlled light modulator can achieve high-speed, low-loss wavelength conversion. Continuous light with a wavelength &lgr;j is launched into an MMI coupler via a port, and is split into two parts by the MMI coupler, which are led to a loop-type interferometer. In the loop-type interferometer, the two parts travel separately around the loop as clockwise traveling light and counterclockwise traveling light, are combined by the MMI coupler again via a filter-equipped phase modulator, thereby being emitted to the port. In this state, signal light &lgr;i(s) with a wavelength &lgr;i is launched into the filter-equipped phase modulator via a port. Even when the wavelength &lgr;i of the signal light &lgr;i(s) is equal to the wavelength &lgr;j of the wavelength converted output light, the wavelength conversion can be achieved with preventing noise from being mixed into the output light emitted from a port.

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Tokyo, Japan

Rieko Sato