Nec Corporation

Seiko Epson Corporation

Disco Corporation

Takeo Hidaka

Kazuma Sekiya

Shinichi Namioka

Shinji Hirabayashi

Masahiro Yoshii

Takayuki Mahashi

In order to classify a current waveform of current estimated to be supplied to the same electric instrument, even when an operation mode of an operating electric instrument is unknown, a classification computer includes: a first classification unit to perform first classification of each piece of set information by information being included in each piece of the set information being a combination of waveform information and on/off information, and representing a similarity degree of the waveform information; a second classification unit to perform second classification of each piece of the set information by information being included in each piece of the set information and representing a similarity degree of the on/off information; and a third classification unit to classify the set information by a classification result related to the first classification and the second classification.

Classification computer, classification method, and recording medium

Image data gathered by a scanner portion is stored into an image file, and stored into a hard disc. A client terminal requests a copy server to send management information of the image files in the hard disc. A control portion that receives the file management information request reads out file management information on the image files in a requested directory, from the hard disc, and sends it to a client terminal. An operator selects an image file on the basis of the management information, and the copy server is requested to down load a corresponding image file.

Network management system, computer system, copy server, file server, network copy file management method, and computer readable medium

Disclosed is an improved cutting-and-transferring system for cutting and separating a workpiece into pellets. The workpiece is held by a holder member. The system comprises: a holding table for holding a workpiece to be cut; a cutting unit including at least cutting means for cutting the workpiece on the holding table into pellets; a transferring unit including at least transferring means for picking up the pellets from the holder member and for transferring to a selected carrier tray; and a shuttle transfer unit for transferring a selected cut workpiece from the cutting unit to the transferring unit. All these parts work automatically in unison, thus reducing the length of time involved for cutting workpieces into pellets and for loading carrier trays with pellets to possible minimum.

Cutting-and-transferring system and pellet transferring apparatus

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Tokyo, Japan

Takeo Hidaka