Jamco Corporation

Asahi Kogaku Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Nec Corporation

Hisamitsu Pharmaceutical Company, Inc.

Ykk Corporation

Shigeo Suzuki

Junichi Abe

Kimiaki Ogawa

Akira Tsuji

Yoshimasa Ono

Jiro Abe

Jun Suzuki

Harumi Aoki

Hiroshi Matsumoto

Hiroshi Yoshida

Kiyoshi Kawano

Yasunori Takada

Koji Tanaka

Mineo Mizukami

Kiyomi Tsuruda

Hiroyuki Hozumi

Naoyuki Uchida

Takito Shima

Naoko Fujita

Miyuki Shinmura

Shuichi Sasaki

Terumitsu Kaiho

Hissai Nishiyama

Taisuke Tanabe

Kazuya Kominami

Koichi Ikesue

Hidetoshi Kaminishi

Takanori Shigeta

Yoshiaki Hashimoto

Miyuki Kozuma

A display device () according to the present disclosure includes: a detection unit () that detects, in a three-dimensional space including measurement point group data measured by a three-dimensional optical sensor, intermediate point group data of an intermediate region from a viewpoint for two-dimensionally displaying the measurement point group data to target point group data within the measurement point group data; a setting unit () that sets, based on the detected intermediate point group data, a display aspect of the measurement point group data or the target point group data in such a way that the target point group data become visually recognizable from the viewpoint; and a display unit () that two-dimensionally displays the measurement point group data and the target point group data according to the set display aspect.

Display device, display method, and non-transitory computer-readable medium having program stored therein

An abnormal part display apparatus, an abnormal part display system, an abnormal part displaying method, and an abnormal part displaying program capable of improving visibility of an abnormal part in an object are provided. An abnormal part display apparatusaccording to the present disclosure includes an acquisition unitconfigured to acquire point group data of an object obtained by measuring the object by using a laser ranging apparatus, and a photograph image of the object obtained by photographing the object by using a photographing apparatus, a display unitconfigured to display the point group data and the photograph image on a predetermined screen, and a control unitconfigured to control the point group data and the photograph image to be displayed in the display unit

Abnormal part display apparatus, abnormal part display system, abnormal part display method, and abnormal part display program

A patch comprises a backing layer and an adhesive layer, wherein the adhesive layer contains at least one selected from the group consisting of butorphanol and pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof, and contains a rubber-based adhesive base and a silicone-based adhesive base, and a mass ratio of the rubber-based adhesive base to the silicone-based adhesive base (the mass of the rubber-based adhesive base:the mass of silicone-based adhesive base) in the adhesive layer is 9.5:0.5 to 1.9:8.1.

Patch

An adhesive patch comprising a substrate and a pressure-sensitive adhesive base, wherein the pressure-sensitive adhesive base comprises a rubbery polymer having double bonds in the main chain and a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory analgesic and contains a UVA screening agent and/or UVB screening agent as a stabilizer for the rubbery polymer. The adhesive patch is excellent in the stability of the pressure-sensitive adhesive base and in drug infiltration into the skin.

External patch preparation comprising ketoprofen and a specific UV screening agent

The invention aims at reducing the beating noise generated from motors of equipments placed in a galley unit of an aircraft. A galley unitof an aircraft includes a cabinetformed of honeycomb panels and the like. The cabinethas a counterfor cooking, and a compartmentformed under the counterfor storing service carts. A plurality of ovensfor heating warm dishes are provided above the counter. Each ovenhas a fan motor for making the inner heat even. If all the fan motors of the ovens are driven at the same rotation frequency, a beating noise will be generated from the motor and amplified through the compartment. Therefore, the rotation frequencies of the fan motors are slightly varied.

Oven

A coffee makercapable of being used normally and conveniently during use and downsized when not in use to provide working space, comprises a coffee maker bodyequipped with an apparatus for brewing coffee, a holdercapable of mounting a coffee server, and folding armshaving plural armslinked to form a set of arms and connected revolvably between the coffee maker bodyand the holder. The coffee servercan be mounted on the holderwhen the armsare extended. When the coffee makeris not used, the holderis elevated and folded to make space for other purposes. A lock mechanism can be provided to unlockably lock the elevated holderto the body

Folding coffee maker

The invention provides an audio plug capable of preventing excessive stress from being applied to a plug by enabling a plug body to be detached from a plug-in portion equipped with a channel plug, thus preventing damage and deterioration of function of the plug or a connecting portion between a cable and the plug. An audio plugis equipped with a plug bodyconnected to a cableleading to a headset, and an adapterhaving channel plugsandthat can be plugged into a jack, capable of transmitting audio signals from the jackto the plug bodywhen attached. Since the adapteris detachably attached to the plug bodyby magnetic force, when a force greater than the magnetic force is applied from the cable, the plug bodyis detached from the adapterleaving the adapterplugged into the jack, thus preventing poor contact or disconnection caused by excessive force applied to a connecting portionof the cable

Audio plug

A galley body includes a storage unithaving a pair of guide railsdisposed on the bottom thereof for guiding a device to be mounted detachably to the galley. A connect panelformed integrally to the galley body for connecting the device is disposed at the back of the storage unitA connectoris disposed on the connect panelA pair of guide holdersis implanted in the connect panelon both sides of the connectorThe guide holdersare formed for example of metal pipes having a light receiving memberor a light emitting membercomposing the photocoupler disposed in the inside thereof, respectively. On the other hand, guide pins mounted on the device to be connected and corresponding to the guide holdershave a light emitting member or a light receiving member composing the photocoupler disposed in the inside thereof, respectively. A two-way communication circuit is established between the device and galley body via the photocouplers composed of these members.

Photocoupler

A galleyhas a main bodyconstructed of a panel material, and the galley main bodyhas a table, a sink, a storage compartmentand a service cart housing compartment. A hot-water supply unithas a hot-water tankwith an electric heater and an electric instantaneous water heaterand is supplied with electric power by a control unit. The hot-water tankand a hot-water tapare connected via a hot-water supply line. In response to a command from a device that manages the electric power in the aircraft, the control unitprovides hot water using the instantaneous water heaterwhen the electric power consumption in the aircraft is low.

Aircraft galley

A surface fastener-molded of synthetic resin, comprises: a plate-like substrate; and a multiplicity of hooks formed on one surface of the substrate integrally, each of the hooks being composed of a rising portion having a front surface rising from the substrate, a rear surface rising obliquely from the substrate along a smooth curved line and a reinforcing rib located on at least one side surface, and a hook-shape engaging portion extending forwardly from a distal end of the rising portion. After the molding, the plate-like substrate is biaxially stretched to have a smaller thickness and, at the same time, to increase the toughness in substantially all directions of the substrate.

Molded surface fastener

In an electronic still camera, an electric signal generated by photoelectric conversion of an optical image of an object is recorded on a recording medium. In consideration of a response time for steadily applying power supply to a recording circuit, power is supplied to the recording circuit only between initiation of a shutter releasing operation and completion of a recording operation, to thereby lengthen battery life when a battery is employed as the power source in the camera.

Power circuit for a recording unit in an electronic camera

A solid-state image pickup device and a still picture recording device in which blooming and vertical smearing are eliminated. A drive circuit applies vertical and horizontal synchronizing signals to an image pickup element or area image sensor, and an exposure control circuit applies an exposure time control signal thereto for controlling the length of the exposure time according to the intensity of the image light exposing the pickup element or sensor. A scanning stopping circuit stops the application of the synchronizing signals to thereby stop the scanning of the area image sensor for a period of time starting from a time before the start of exposure until the occurrence of a first pulse of the vertical synchronizing signal after application of the exposure time control signal.

Solid-state image pickup device

An electronic camera having both bright viewfinder image and a minimal effect of dark current on the image output signal. A quick-return mirror, normally positioned in the path of the flux of light from the object image, guides the flux of light into the optical viewfinder system. The quick-return mirror is retractable to allow the flux of light to fall onto an image pickup device. A vertical synchronizing signal generator issues a signal for discharging electric charges stored in the image pickup device after the release switch has been turned on and before the quick-return mirror begins its movement out of the light flux path and issues a signal for reading out electric charges which have been stored in the image pickup device while the shutter is open after an exposure operation has been completed. The frequency of scanning for discharging the electric charges is higher than the frequency for scanning for reading out the electric charges subsequent to the photographing operation.

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Tokyo, Japan

Shigeo Suzuki