Fujifilm Corporation

Fujinon Corporation

Tadashi Kasamatsu

Shogo Yamazoe

Masayuki Naya

Shinya Hakuta

Kazuhiro Hirota

Makio Usui

Tatsuya Yoshihiro

Makoto Yonaha

Naoko Yoshida

Koji Yoshida

Hiroaki Nakamura

Kaku Irisawa

Shinichiro Sonoda

Akihiko Ohtsu

Yasukazu Nihei

Hideki Yasuda

Yutaka Korogi

Ryo Matsuno

Provided is a damage diagram creation support method, which includes: acquiring information on a region having internal damage to a structure within an inspection target region; acquiring a visible light image obtained by imaging the inspection target region with a visible light camera; detecting fissuring appearing on a surface of the structure in the visible light image; and creating a damage diagram in which the fissuring detected in the visible light image is traced. Also provided is a damage diagram creation support device capable of appropriately recording a detection result of fissuring automatically detected from an image.

Damage diagram creation support method and damage diagram creation support device

A flight imaging system and a method suitable where an unmanned flying object equipped with a visible camera and millimeter-wave radar is used, and a structure imaged by the visible camera and millimeter-wave radar mounted on the unmanned flying object are provided. A drone constituting the flight imaging system is equipped with a visible camera and a millimeter-wave radar. A processor of the drone performs control of the visible camera to capture a visible image of a surface layer of the structure, and control the millimeter-wave radar to transmit a millimeter wave toward the structure and receive a reflected wave of the millimeter wave from the structure, in a case of imaging the structure. During flight of the drone, the altitude of the drone is measured by an altitude meter mounted on the drone, altitude information indicating the measured altitude is acquired, and is used, in flying the drone.

Flight imaging system and method

A soundproof structure has at least one soundproof cell including a frame having a hole portion and a film fixed to the frame so as to cover the hole portion. The soundproof cell is disposed in an opening member having an opening in a state in which a film surface of the film is inclined with respect to an opening cross section of the opening member and a region serving as a ventilation hole, through which gas passes, is provided in the opening member.

Soundproof structure, louver, and soundproof wall

Provided are a heat ray-shielding material having a frame body including a plurality of frames having a cell structure and a plurality of films attached to some or all of the plurality of frames in the frame body, in which at least some of the plurality of films shield near-infrared light, and cell sizes in the plurality of frames are larger than visible light optical wavelengths, whereby the heat ray-shielding material is lightweight, capable of selectively shielding heat rays, that is, near-infrared rays, can be applied to a variety of uses, and can be independently used as movable members, easily removable members, and members having a collapsible structure, an architectural member, a cage member, and a side surface wall.

Heat ray-shielding material and architectural member, cage member, and side surface wall using the same

There is provided a soundproof structure which is light and thin, which has air permeability so that wind and heat can pass therethrough and accordingly no heat accumulates on the inside, and which is suitable for equipment, automobiles, and household applications. The soundproof structure has one or more soundproof cells. Each soundproof cell includes a frame having a through-hole through which sound passes, a film fixed to the frame, an opening portion configured to include one or more holes drilled in the film, and a weight disposed on the film. The soundproof structure has a first shielding peak frequency, which is determined by the opening portion drilled in the film and at which a transmission loss is maximized, on a lower frequency side than a first natural vibration frequency of the film of each soundproof cell and a second shielding peak frequency, which is determined by the weight and at which a transmission loss is maximized, on a higher frequency side than the first natural vibration frequency of the film, and selectively insulates sound in a predetermined frequency band centered on the first shielding peak frequency and sound in a predetermined frequency band centered on the second shielding peak frequency.

Soundproof structure

A probe has a light guide unit that guides the measurement light, an acoustic wave detection unit that detects a photoacoustic wave, and a storage unit that stores light intensity profile information that represents the light intensity profile of the measurement light emitted by the probe, and transmits a signal of the photoacoustic wave detected by the acoustic wave detection unit to the signal processing unit in a state in which the probe is mounted in the apparatus body. The apparatus body has a reading unit that reads the light intensity profile information from the storage unit, and the intensity adjusting unit adjusts the intensity of the measurement light employing the light intensity profile information read by the reading unit.

Photoacoustic measurement apparatus and probe for photoacoustic measurement

A soundproof structure has a plurality of soundproof cells arranged in a two-dimensional manner. Each of the plurality of soundproof cells includes a frame formed of a frame member forming an opening and a film fixed to the frame. Two or more types of soundproof cells having different first resonance frequencies are present in the plurality of soundproof cells. A shielding peak frequency at which transmission loss is maximized is present within a range equal to or higher than a lowest frequency among first resonance frequencies of the soundproof cells and equal to or lower than a highest frequency among the first resonance frequencies of the soundproof cells.

Soundproof structure and soundproof structure manufacturing method

Two or more soundproof cells arranged in a two-dimensional manner are provided. At least one of the soundproof cells is a first soundproof cell configured to include a first frame having a first through-hole. At least one of the other soundproof cells is a second soundproof cell including a second frame having a second through-hole and a film fixed to the second frame. A first shielding peak frequency, which is determined by the first through-hole of the first soundproof cell and at which a transmission loss is maximized, is present on a lower frequency side than a first natural vibration frequency of the film of the second soundproof cell, and sound in a predetermined frequency band centered on the first shielding peak frequency is selectively insulated.

Soundproof structure, louver, and partition

An antireflection film includes an uneven structure layer that has an uneven structure and has an alumina hydrate as a main component, and an intermediate layer that is disposed between the uneven structure layer and a substrate. The uneven structure layer has a spatial frequency peak value of the uneven structure of 8.5 &#x3bc;mor greater and has a film thickness of 200-250 nm, and the intermediate layer comprises a plurality of layers including at least a first layer, a second layer, a third layer, and a fourth layer.

Antireflection film and method of producing the same, and optical member

A flash lampexcites a laser rod. A Q switchwhich changes the loss of the optical resonator according to the voltage applied is inserted on the optical path of a pair of mirrorsandforming the optical resonator. An optical path shutteris provided on the optical path of laser emission light. In a first operation mode in which laser emission is performed, the optical path shutteris opened and the voltage applied to the Q switchis changed from a high voltage to, for example, 0 V to emit pulsed laser light after the flash lampexcites the laser rod. In a second operation mode in which the laser emission is interrupted and waited for, the optical path shutteris closed and the voltage applied to the Q switchis, for example, 0 V.

Photoacoustic measurement device and laser light source

A soundproof structure has one or more soundproof cells. Each of the one or more soundproof cells includes a frame having a through-hole, a film fixed to the frame, and an opening portion configured to include one or more holes drilled in the film. Neither end portions of the through-hole of the frame are closed. The soundproof structure has a shielding peak frequency, which is determined by the opening portion of each of the one or more soundproof cells and at which a transmission loss is maximized, on a lower frequency side than a first natural vibration frequency of the film of each of the one or more soundproof cells, and selectively insulates sound in a predetermined frequency band including the shielding peak frequency at its center. Accordingly, there is provided a soundproof structure that is light and thin, does not depend on the position and shape of a hole, has high robustness as a sound insulation material, is stable, has air permeability, has no heat, and is excellent in manufacturability, and a soundproof structure manufacturing method.

A flash lampexcites a laser rodA Q switchwhich changes the loss of the optical resonator according to the voltage applied is inserted on the optical path of a pair of mirrorsandforming the optical resonator. An optical path shutteris provided on the optical path of laser emission light. In a first operation mode in which laser emission is performed, the optical path shutteris opened and the voltage applied to the Q switchis changed from a high voltage to, for example, 0 V to emit pulsed laser light after the flash lampexcites the laser rodIn a second operation mode in which the laser emission is interrupted and waited for, the optical path shutteris closed and the voltage applied to the Q switchis, for example, 0 V.

Using a laser source unit, pulse laser beams having a plurality of wavelengths is switched and emitted. A Q switch is inserted into an optical resonator including a pair of mirrors which face each other with a laser rod interposed therebetween. A wavelength selection unit includes a plurality of band pass filters having different transmission wavelengths, and selectively inserts the plurality of band pass filters into a light path of the optical resonator. A trigger control circuit controls driving unit that drives the wavelength selection unit so that the band pass filters inserted into the light path of the optical resonator are switched at a predetermined switching speed. In addition, the trigger control circuit causes the laser rod to be irradiated with excitation light from a flash lamp, and then turns on the Q switch at a timing when the wavelength selection unit inserts the band pass filter.

Photoacoustic image generation apparatus and acoustic wave unit

A pulse laser beam is emitted in a desired wavelength sequence using a laser light source unit. A Q switch and a birefringent filter are inserted into an optical resonator including a pair of mirrors and facing each other with a laser rod interposed therebetween. The birefringent filter changes an oscillation wavelength of the optical resonator in association with rotational displacement. The rotation control unit rotates the birefringent filter at a predetermined rotation speed depending on the number of wavelengths included in the wavelength sequence of the pulse laser beam to be emitted. An emission control unit irradiates the laser rod with excitation light, and then turns on the Q switch at a timing when a rotational-displacement-position of the birefringent filter is set to a position corresponding to the wavelength of the pulse laser beam to be emitted, to cause the pulse laser beam to be emitted.

Laser source unit, control method thereof, photoacoustic image generation apparatus and photoacoustic image generation method

A pulse laser beam is emitted in a desired wavelength sequence using a laser source unit. A Q switch and a birefringent filter are inserted into an optical resonator including a pair of mirrors and facing each other with a laser rod interposed therebetween. The birefringent filter changes an oscillation wavelength of the optical resonator in association with rotational displacement. A trigger control circuit rotates the birefringent filter at a predetermined rotation speed depending on the number of wavelengths included in the wavelength sequence of the pulse laser beam to be emitted. In addition, the trigger control circuit irradiates the laser rod with excitation light, and turns on the Q switch at a timing when a rotational displacement position of the birefringent filter is set to a position corresponding to the wavelength of the pulse laser beam to be emitted, to cause the pulse laser beam to be emitted.

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Tadashi Kasamatsu