Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd.

Canon Kabushiki Kaisha

Sony Corporation

Bridgestone Corporation

Hitachi, Ltd.

Ricoh Company, Ltd.

Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation

Nec Corporation

Olympus Corporation

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Limited

Fujifilm Business Innovation Corp.

L'oreal

Hitachi Automotive Systems, Ltd.

Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha

Takahiro Suzuki

Katsumi Nukada

Koji Nageno

Tokumasa Hara

Shinya Tanaka

Wataru Yamada

Hideki Ito

Osamu Yamada

Takeshi Morino

Takayuki Yamashita

Yuusuke Sato

Yasuhiko Honda

Yuuji Wada

Yoshitaka Kimura

Kenji Sugiura

Hirokazu Ishii

Naohiro Kumagai

Kenji Itoh

Junpei Fujita

Masahiro Iwasaki

Katsumi Daimon

Seiichi Kogure

Kazuki Yogosawa

Yasuo Sakaguchi

Makoto Kojima

Yoichiro Sako

Atsushi Watanabe

Keigo Nakamura

Toshiyuki Kabata

Kayoko Tanaka

Yoshitaka Iwaji

Hirofumi Nakamura

Daisuke Maeda

Yutaka Suzuki

Makoto Nishimura

Tomoyuki Sakamaki

Isao Soma

Tsunehiro Endo

Kousuke Katahira

Taku Sakazume

Kiyokazu Mashimo

Kazuaki Tobari

Shinji Seto

Yoichi Sato

Hideki Kubo

Takashi Ogawa

Yoshihiro Oe

Takashi Yamada

Toru Ishii

Yuji Suzuki

Yutaka Yanuma

Junichi Shibata

Akira Yamazaki

Masaki Koyama

Hidemi Nukada

Kunio Machida

Kazuhiro Koseki

Yasuaki Aoyama

Taketoshi Hoshizaki

Eiichi Sakaue

Masatoshi Hirono

Hisato Sekine

Ryosuke Yagi

Naoto Kochi

Toshiyuki Ishii

Atsushi Nagata

Norihiro Tomimatsu

Junichi Inoue

Satoshi Shigezaki

Takehide Mizutani

Ryosaku Igarashi

Hideki Nukada

Koji Takagi

Kazuyuki Nakamura

Yoshiro Kobayashi

Kazuhiko Yanagida

Junichi Kani

Mario Sako

Yuji Kubota

Yoshitaka Sasaki

Kenta Imai

Yasuo Notohara

Kazuyoshi Takemura

Hiroyuki Fudemoto

Tomozumi Uesaka

Akira Azami

Seiji Kon

Tomonori Watanabe

Tamotsu Kibe

Hiroaki Sekiyama

Shigeru Yano

Yoshiyuki Ono

Katsunori Hirota

Fumio Ojima

Hiroyuki Anzai

Makoto Takemoto

Kazutoshi Serita

Kei Matsuoka

Akihiro Kawasaki

Kosuke Narita

A product includes a first area and a second area. Each area includes areas having a first optical property and areas having a second optical property. The areas having the first optical property and the areas having the second optical property are arranged under a specific rule. In the first area, convex portions whose height is equal to or smaller than a predetermined height or no convex portions are formed. In the second area, convex portions whose height is larger than the predetermined height are formed.

Product and method of manufacturing product

A molded resin product includes a plurality of protrusions formed in a predetermined region. A histogram indicating a height distribution of the plurality of protrusions has two peaks having a boundary height as a boundary therebetween. In a case where protrusions having height equal to or smaller than the height Hx are first protrusions and protrusions having height larger than the boundary height are second protrusions among the plurality of protrusions, an arithmetic mean curvature of the first protrusions is smaller than an arithmetic mean curvature of the second protrusions.

Molded resin product, method for manufacturing molded resin product, mold, and apparatus for manufacturing molded resin product

A guide wire holder includes a sheath having a lumen, an operation wire which is inserted through the lumen to be able to advance and retract, and a hook which is continuous with a distal end of the operation wire and protrudes from a distal end of the sheath, wherein the sheath has an inner wall surface which forms a groove configured to extend from the distal end of the sheath to a proximal end side of the sheath, the groove has an opening portion which opens to an outer peripheral surface of the sheath, the hook has a guide wire engagement surface which is engageable with a guide wire, and the guide wire is able to be held between the guide wire engagement surface and the inner wall surface.

Guide wire holder

A guide wire holder includes a sheath having a lumen, an operation wire inserted into the lumen and configured to be able to advance and retract in the lumen, and a hook continuous with a distal end of the operation wire, being formed to be bent in a convex shape toward a distal side, and protrudes from a distal end of the sheath. The sheath has a side surface extending from the distal end of the sheath to a proximal end side in a direction of the longitudinal axis. The hook intersects a ridge line of the side surface and forms a closed region closed by the hook and the ridge line in a front view. The guide wire holder is configured to hold the guide wire located outside the sheath in the closed region in a state that the hook is disposed at a retracted position at which the hook is retracted.

An apparatus for evaluating color of an object includes an acquisition unit configured to acquire image data which is acquired by imaging the object and a color chart group including color charts having different reflectance within a one angle of view, an estimation unit configured to estimate a value of reference white under an exposure condition corresponding to the imaging based on the image data, and a calculation unit configured to calculate a color value for evaluating the color of the object based on the image data and the estimated value of the reference white.

Apparatus, method, and storage medium

Provided is an automatic analysis system that reduces a personnel burden and increases an operating rate using an autonomous mobile robot while suppressing an initial cost. The automatic analysis system includes: a plurality of devices that are disposed in an automatic analysis areaand includes analyzing unitsandincluded in an automatic analyzer; and a robotthat moves in the automatic analysis area, in which an operation screen of the analyzing unit has a first screen mode for an operator and a second screen mode for the robot and is switchable between the first screen mode and the second screen mode, and the robot obtains state information of the analyzing unit from the operation screen in the second screen mode.

Automatic analysis system

A highly reliable and highly efficient air suspension system for a vehicle is provided by improving the trackability of stroke control with respect to pressure fluctuations applied to a linear compressor, suppressing stroke increase due to pressure drop, preventing piston collision, and increasing a flow rate by reducing dead volume. To realize this, the air suspension system includes an air suspension that supplies and discharges compressed air to adjust a length, a compressor body in which a piston reciprocates in a cylinder to compress air, a linear motor that reciprocates the piston, a tank that is connected to the air suspension or the compressor body and stores compressed air, a solenoid valve that opens and closes the air suspension or the tank, and an inverter that changes power supplied to the linear motor according to an open and closed state of the solenoid valve to perform position control of the piston.

Air suspension system and camera cleaning system

A first synthesized characteristic value calculated based on a first blending ratio of constituent materials contained in a first composite material and on a first characteristic value corresponding to the constituent materials contained in the first composite material, as well as first blending information of the constituent materials contained in the first composite material are used as input parameters (explanatory variables) for an approximate function to estimate a value of physical quantity (objective variable) for the first composite material.

Physical quantity estimating system, approximate function generating apparatus, physical quantity estimating apparatus, program, recording medium, and physical quantity estimating method

A method of producing a separation membrane includes a seed crystal adhesion step of adhering zeolite seed crystals to a porous support formed of stainless steel to obtain a seed crystal-bearing support and a separation layer formation step of forming a porous separation layer formed of a zeolite on the seed crystal-bearing support. The stainless steel has a contact angle with water of 90° or more. The seed crystal adhesion step includes bringing the zeolite seed crystals and a solvent having a contact angle with the stainless steel of 30° or less into contact with the porous support.

Method of producing separation membrane

A zeolite membrane composite includes a porous support and a zeolite membrane formed on at least one surface of the porous support. The zeolite membrane of the zeolite membrane composite is formed of an X-MOR-type zeolite, where X includes at least one type of transition metal ion.

Zeolite membrane composite, and separation method and production method of branched diolefin using same

Provided is a method of producing piperylene from a hydrocarbon mixture derived from a petroleum fraction having a carbon number of 5. The hydrocarbon mixture has a piperylene proportional content of not less than 60 mass % and not more than 80 mass % and has a cyclic hydrocarbon proportional content of not less than 20 mass % and not more than 40 mass %. The method of producing piperylene includes a membrane separation step of performing membrane separation of the hydrocarbon mixture using a zeolite membrane to obtain a separated product in which piperylene is enriched.

Method of producing piperylene

A separation method includes a separation step of using a zeolite membrane composite to separate a branched diolefin from a branched hydrocarbon mixture containing the branched diolefin and at least one branched hydrocarbon in which the number of carbon-carbon double bonds is 1 or less and that is of an equivalent carbon number n to the branched diolefin. The zeolite membrane composite used in this step is a zeolite membrane composite that includes a porous support and a FAU-type zeolite membrane formed on at least one surface of the porous support, and in which the FAU-type zeolite membrane is a silylated FAU-type zeolite membrane including a silyl group at the surface thereof.

Separation method and production method of branched diolefin

An absolute value of a first maximum value is smaller than an absolute value of the second maximum value. With respect to a rotational direction of a rotatable developing member, an angle from a second maximum position to a position where a magnetic flux density of a regulating pole in a normal relative to an outer peripheral surface of the rotatable developing member is a half value of the second maximum value on a side downstream of the second maximum position is smaller than an angle from a position where the magnetic flux density of the regulating pole in the normal direction relative to the outer peripheral surface of the rotatable developing member is a half value of the first maximum value on a side upstream of the first maximum position to the first maximum value.

Developing device

An image forming apparatus includes a first container to accommodate liquid developer for replenishment to a developing container, and a second container to accommodate carrier fluid containing a charge control agent for replenishment to the first container. The concentration of the charge control agent in the carrier fluid accommodated in the second container is between equal to or more than 10 wt % and equal to or less than 20 wt %. A driving unit is driven so as to replenish the charge control agent accommodated in the second container to the first container, and a control unit controls the driving unit based on image coverage of an output image so that a concentration of the charge control agent in the liquid developer accommodated in the first container becomes a predetermined value.

Image forming apparatus

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Tokyo, Japan

Takahiro Suzuki