Japan Display Inc.

Hitachi Astemo Ltd.

Osaka University

Hitachi, Ltd.

Mitsubishi Jidosha Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Nihon Kohden Corporation

National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Incorporated

Magnolia White Corporation

Spchange, LLC.

Jimed Inc.

Takafumi Suzuki

Yasuyuki Teranishi

Koji Noguchi

Kohei Azumi

Shota Hosaka

Yosuke Nakamori

Michita Kudo

Hiroshi Mizuhashi

Takahiro Iida

Masayuki Hirata

Hayato Kurasawa

Katsuyoshi Suzuki

Hiroshi Ando

Hiroyasu Suzuki

Kaoru Imajo

Seiji Kameda

Daisuke Ito

Tadayoshi Katsuta

Takeshi Fukuda

Toshiyuki Innami

Satoru Kuragaki

Taisetsu Tanimichi

Yuichi Kuramochi

Masahiro Matsubara

Kentarou Ueno

Hidefumi Adachi

Takatsugu Kamata

Toshiki Yoshimine

Yasufumi Konishi

Takufumi Yanagisawa

Toru Irie

Tetsu Goto

Shinichi Yoshimura

Kimihiro Yamai

Eiichirou Kondou

Telang Geet Tapan

Satoshi Yashiro

Kojiro Matsushita

A noise immunity of a detected capacitance is prevented or inhibited from lowering on a driving electrode different in width from the other driving electrodes, provided in an input device. A touch panel serving as an input device has a plurality of driving electrodes extending in an X-axis direction and arranged in a Y-axis direction intersecting with the X-axis direction, and a driving electrode arranged outside one side of an arrangement of the driving electrodes and extending in the X-axis direction. Further, the touch panel TPhas a plurality of detecting electrodes extending in the Y-axis direction and arranged in the X-axis direction. The width of the driving electrode is smaller than the widths of the driving electrodes and the detecting electrode includes an expanding portion for expanding the area of the detecting electrode on the side opposite to the plurality of driving electrodes via the driving electrode.

Input device, display device, and electronic device having first and second detecting electrodes with overhang portions

Overhang electrode portions for input device, display device, and electronic device

An internal device () is implanted in a living body (). A control section () causes a communication section () to wirelessly transmit data corresponding to electroencephalogram signals of the living body () which are detected through a group of N (N is 2 or more) electrodes, to an external device (). When the communication section () receives a designation signal designating a group of M electrode(s) (), M being smaller than N, the communication section () is caused to transmit data corresponding to electroencephalogram signals of the living body () which are detected through the group of M electrode(s) (), to the external device () in real time.

Brain-machine interface system capable of changing amount of communication data from internal device, and control method therefor

The invention provides a technology for suppressing a delay in communication between a plurality of cores that perform parallel processing. In the invention, an ECUof a vehicle control systemincludes a plurality of coresand a shared memory. When transmitting data in the inter-core communication, a transmission side core-writes a counter value updated according to the data and a writing order to a buffer unitwhich is determined by a counter value managed for each communication system, which is stored in each of the plurality of buffer unitsprovided in the shared memory. When receiving data in the inter-core communication, a reception side core-reads data from the buffer unitin which the latest data for each communication system is stored, which is determined by the counter value stored in each of the plurality of buffer units

Processing device

Disclosed subject matter is related to project reusability including method and system for identifying reusable project components for building a new project. The method comprises extracting current requirement of the new project from one or more data sources, using NLP and detect pre-existing requirements associated with pre-existing projects, similar to the current requirement by performing semantic analysis of the current requirement and the pre-existing requirements using a predefined machine learning technique such as Latent Semantic Analysis (LSA) technique. Further, a similarity score is determined for each of the one or more pre-existing requirements based on degree of similarity between the current requirement and the pre-existing requirements. Finally, the reusability detecting system retrieves project components associated with one of the pre-existing requirements based on the similarity score that are the reusable project components for building the new project, thereby reducing time, cost and resources required for developing the new project.

Method for identifying project component, and reusability detection system therefor

The present invention provides a vehicle control device and a vehicle control simulation device that enable, even for parallel processing with a plurality of arithmetic devices, approximation in act between at verification of simulation operation on a model base and at verification of operation on an actual vehicle. Provided are: control model information for control of a system; hardware information for operation of a control model; arithmetic-device allocation information as to which arithmetic device in hardware is allocated to perform arithmetic processing to a control program in the control model; delay time information regarding a case where the control model operates on the hardware; and a delay-time adding unit configured to create delay-inclusive control model information in which the delay time information is inserted in the control model, based on at least either the arithmetic-device allocation information or the hardware information.

Vehicle control device and vehicle control simulation device

Input device, display device, and electronic device

A force detection apparatus is provided and includes a first electrode facing an input surface to which an object to be detected applies force, and configured to be supplied with a reference potential; a second electrode and a third electrode facing the first electrode; a first conductor arranged between the first electrode, and the second and third electrodes, and configured to be supplied with a drive signal; a first dielectric layer arranged between the first electrode and the first conductor; and a second dielectric layer arranged between the first conductor, and the second and third electrodes, wherein the second electrode is configured to be supplied with the reference potential, and wherein a signal that is same as the drive signal is supplied in synchronization with the drive signal to the third electrode.

Force detection apparatus, display apparatus, and organic electro-luminescence display apparatus

According to one embodiment, a display device includes a plurality of gate lines, a plurality of data lines intersecting with the gate lines, a plurality of pixel electrodes provided in areas defined by the gate lines and the data lines, and a sensor drive controller which includes a plurality of common electrodes facing the pixel electrodes and detects a touch by using the common electrodes. The sensor drive controller selects at least one of the common electrodes as a sensor electrode, detects a touch by using the sensor electrode, and inputs, to the other common electrodes, a guard signal for reducing generation of capacitance between the other common electrodes and the sensor electrode.

Display device and touch detection method of display device

A force detection apparatus includes: a force detector that includes an electrode and a conductor facing the electrode across a first and a second layers and outputs a force signal value before correction; and a force detection controller outputting a force signal value after correction having a linear relationship with a force. In a first range of force in which the first layer is deformed and the second layer is not deformed, the force detection controller calculates the force signal value after correction, based on a product of the force and a first constant. In a second range of force in which the first and second layers are deformed, the force detection controller calculates the force signal value after correction, based on a sum of a product of a threshold and the first constant and a product of a difference between the force and the threshold and a second constant.

Force detection apparatus

According to one embodiment, a display device includes first electrodes overlapping a display area, a cover base covering the display area and a frame area, a second electrode arranged in the cover base and overlapping the frame area, a touch detection driver configured to output a drive signal to the second electrode, and a level shifter arranged between the second electrode and the touch detection driver, and configured to increase a signal level of the drive signal and output the drive signal having the increased signal level to the second electrode. The touch detection driver is configured to detect contact or proximity to an object with the frame area based on electrostatic capacitance between the first electrodes and the second electrode.

Display device

To allow an implantable device including an electronic circuit to be implanted in the head in a more preferable manner in terms of appearance and safely. This implantable device is used for a brain-machine interface or the like. A casing of an implantable device configured to be implanted in a human head has an outer convexity surface matching an external shape of a resected skull related to at least a craniotomy site of the artificial bone designed in accordance with a skull shape of each person in order to fill the craniotomy site. That is, the outer convexity surface of the artificial bone is provided with two functions: the original function of filling the craniotomy site as the artificial bone and a function of serving as the casing of the implantable device.

Casing of implantable device and implantable device, method for manufacturing casing of implantable device, and method for supporting treatment using implantable device

According to an aspect, a force detection apparatus includes: a first electrode facing an input surface to which an object to be detected applies a force; a second electrode facing the first electrode across a first layer deformable by the force; a conductor facing the second electrode across a second layer deformable by the force; and a force detection controller calculates a force signal value indicating the force, based on a first influence amount and a second influence amount, the first influence amount being an amount of influence added by the force to first capacitance between the first electrode and the second electrode, and the second influence amount being an amount of influence added by the force to second capacitance between the second electrode and the conductor.

Force detention apparatus

An internal device of a brain-machine interface system includes: an electrode group including N electrodes, N being 2 or more; an amplification element group including N amplification elements; a communicator communicating with an external device; and a controller selectively executing one of: a normal operation mode in which electroencephalogram signals acquired through the N electrodes are supplied to the amplification element group in a manner that each of the N electrodes corresponds to a respective one of the N amplification elements, and N amplified electroencephalogram signals are transmitted; and a noise-reduction operation mode in which an electroencephalogram signal acquired through an M electrode of the electrode group is supplied to the amplification element group in a manner that each M electrode corresponds to respective plural ones of the amplification elements, and an M amplified electroencephalogram signal is transmitted, M being smaller than N.

Internal device of brain-machine interface system including noise reduction technique, and method of controlling the internal device

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Takafumi Suzuki