The Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd.

Agc Inc.

Kabushiki Kaisha Tokai Rika Denki Seisakusho

Advanced Data Controls Corp.

Takashi Kawahara

Takahiro Fukuhara

Eiji Oki

Takashi Shimada

Yasuyuki Nakanishi

Seiichi Ueno

Kazuhisa Kubota

Takafumi Inoue

Masato Miyahara

Tomoyuki Ohashi

Hideomi Kamizono

Naohiro Yamaguchi

Minoru Taoka

A vehicle window glass with an onboard camera includes a vehicle window glass configured to be mounted to a vehicle; a bracket fixed to an inner side surface of the vehicle window glass; an onboard camera attached to the bracket; and a hood member disposed on a vehicle forward side of the onboard camera; wherein the hood member has a surface facing the vehicle window glass and exhibiting a black appearance having an L value of at most 27.0 and is made of a material having a gloss value of less than 6.0 measured based on JIS Z 8741-1997.

Vehicle window glass with onboard camera

A molding includes a first molding portion having an upper surface bonded to an inner side surface of a windshield, a second molding portion, and a third molding portion extending from the second molding portion so as to extend along an imaginary extension of an outer side surface of the windshield. The third molding portion is formed in a rectangular shape in longitudinal section and has an upper surface disposed at a lower position than the imaginary extension of the outer side surface of the windshield.

Windshield with molding and connective structure for cowl louver and windshield with molding

This vehicle synchronization simulation device and means is provided with: a means for calculating positional information of the own vehicle; a means for transmitting the own vehicle positional information to a server means; a means for converting the own vehicle positional information into a specific data format and transmitting the same; a means for transferring the data via a network or a transmission bus inside of a specific device; a means for receiving the data and generating an image; a means for recognizing and detecting a specific object from the generated image; and a means for changing/correcting positional information of the own vehicle using the information resulting from recognition. The server means is provided with a means that synchronously controls three means, a own vehicle position calculating means, a transmitting/receiving means, and an image generating/recognizing means.

Simulation system, simulation program and simulation method

An electric connecting apparatus for setting up electric connection between wiring harnesses and a rotary connector having stationary and rotary casings and a flat cable housed therebetween. The apparatus is equipped with first and second apparatus sections each disposed on the rotary and stationary casing sides. The first section has a holder member formed on the rotary casing, a connector housing mounted to one end of the wiring harness, and a joint mold mounted to one end of the flat cable. The connector housing includes female terminals connected to odd end of the wiring harness and a connector housing main body for accommodating the female terminals. The joint mold includes tabs connected to odd end of the flat cable and a joint mold main body which supports the tabs. The second apparatus section has a cable lead-out section integral with the stationary casing, and a retaining key forcibly inserted into an open end portion of the cable lead-out section together with the connector housing, in place of the holder member. When the joint molds are connected to the connector housings each held in the holder member or the cable lead-out section, the electrical connection between the flat cable and the wiring harnesses is set up, with an engaging projection of the connector housing main body fitted into an engaging hole in the holder member to thereby lock the connector housing within the holder member.

Apparatus for electrically connecting a rotary connector and a wiring

A brushless electric signal transmission apparatus comprising inner and outer housings coupled rotatably, a flat cable accommodated in an eddy form between these housings and including a plurality of conductors, plug-type connectors respectively mounted on opposite end portions of the flat cable, sockets into which the plug-type connectors are inserted, and covered lead wires which are the same in number as the flat cable conductors. Most of the flat cable conductors are connected to their corresponding covered lead wires via the plug-type connectors and the sockets. The unset flat cable conductors are connected to the unset covered lead wires via bus bars provided at the plug-type connectors.

Brushless electric signal transmission apparatus

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Tokyo, Japan

Takashi Kawahara