Omron Corporation

Omron Tateisi Electronics Co.

Sachiro Arimoto

Koji Maekawa

Tadasu Maeda

Yukiyasu Takao

Tsuneo Okada

Masanori Saito

Tetsuya Miwa

Ryuichi Onomoto

Masato Nishikawa

Masaji Ishida

Masamichi Akima

Hiroshi Funakoshi

Masahiko Taniguchi

An automatic photograph seal vending method comprising providing a photographing process for creating a photographed picture image or images, wherein an illumination means illuminates one or more subjects in a photographing space and a photographing means takes a photograph; providing an editing process for creating an edited picture image or images, wherein an editing means edits a picture image or images as an object of editing; using an output means to output a predetermined picture image or images; and using a large-sized display means capable of displaying the one or more subjects substantially in life size to display tie predetermined picture image or images to facilitate the photographing process and/or the editing process.

Automatic photograph seal vending method and apparatus therefor

A photographing and printing device includes a mode selecting section for selecting one mode as a selection mode among from a plurality of modes which are set in advance and a mood creating device (touch panel, lighting device, and speaker) for creating a mood in accordance with the selection mode. With this arrangement, controlling the mood creating device in accordance with the selection mode makes it possible to create a specific mood throughout the device in various ways.

PHOTOGRAPHING AND PRINTING DEVICE, PRINTING PAPER UNIT, METHOD FOR CONTROLLING THE PHOTOGRAPHING AND PRINTING DEVICE, CONTROL PROGRAM OF THE PHOTOGRAPHING AND PRINTING DEVICE, AND COMPUTER-READABLE RECORDING MEDIUM STORING THE SAME THEREIN

A paper let-out apparatus is provided which includes a paper accommodating section for holding paper, such as bills, on a bottom plate such that the paper is inclined slightly from vertically standing state. The apparatus includes a fixed receivng plate and a pushing member for urging accommodated paper toward the receiving plate. The receiving plate is formed with a window, and a let-out roller is provided outside the paper accommodating section so that the roller faces the window. A friction member is provided to the let-out roller at a portion of the periphery thereof such that the friction member projects outwardly radially beyond the periphery thereof. As the let-out roller is driven to rotate, the friction member enters the paper accommodating section through the window to be in contact with the endmost or first paper sheet thereby letting out the same due to frictional force.

Paper let-out apparatus

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Kyoto, Japan

Sachiro Arimoto