Ricoh Company, Ltd.

Ryoh Fukui

Daisuke Hohjoh

Yoshinaga Kato

Kazuhiro Matsumoto

Naoki Tsunoda

An imaging system includes a plurality of imaging devices facing different directions and an output unit configured to output an output image generated based on the captured images. The plurality of imaging devices is configured to capture images. The output image having been generated based on the captured images covers a range of 360 degrees in at least a first direction. In the output image, an area where a subject is reflected in the captured images is placed at a predetermined position so as to prevent the area from being cut off at the edges of the output image.

Imaging system, image processing apparatus, imaging device, and recording medium

An image capturing device includes an imaging device to capture a first image, and circuitry to receive a second image from another image capturing device, the second image having an angle of view wider than that of the first image, and control a display to sequentially display the first image and the second image.

Image capturing device with display control, image communication system, and method for display control, and recording medium

An imaging device includes a plurality of image sensors configured to capture a plurality of images, and processing circuitry. The processing circuitry is configured to determine whether a difference in brightness between the plurality of images exceeds a predetermined threshold. Based on a determination that the difference in brightness exceeds the predetermined threshold, the processing circuitry arranges the plurality of images side by side in one direction to be output as an output image.

Imaging device, image processing system, and image processing method

A demodulating circuit demodulates a PPM signal obtained as a result of modulation performed in accordance with a PPM method. This circuit includes a detecting portion and a control portion. The detecting portion detects a predetermined carrier pulse provided within a symbol period of the PPM signal, using a clock signal having a frequency double or higher than double the transmission rate of the PPM signal. The controlling portion stops supply of the clock signal to the detecting circuit after the detecting portion detects the predetermined carrier pulse until the subsequent symbol period starts.

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Kanagawa, Japan

Ryoh Fukui