Juki Corporation

Asahi Kogaku Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Kabushiki Kaisha Sega

Allied Telesis Kabushiki Kaisha

Tokyo Denki University

Allied Telesis K.k.

Takeshi Maruyama

Hiroyuki Tomino

Yusuke Shimizu

Hiroshi Kataoka

Yoshiyuki Araki

Hiroshi Masui

Masayuki Ao

Yuuki Uehara

Hideo Tomita

Takashi Imano

Toshiki Sugiyama

Shinzo Yoshimura

A pick-up device picking up stacked sheet-shaped workpieces from the top, the device includes a nozzle mechanism that pulls up a first workpiece from the top of the stacked workpieces by air blowing, a holding mechanism that holds the first workpiece, a separation mechanism that includes a claw member being inserted into a lower side of the first workpiece with respect to the stacked workpieces, and a forward and backward drive unit causing a tip part of the claw member to move forward and backward, a suction mechanism that pulls up the first workpiece, a control device that controls the above four mechanisms, and a selection unit that selects one or more combinations of the nozzle mechanism, the separation mechanism, and the suction mechanism. The control device controls an operation for picking up the stacked workpieces from the top according to the selection of the selection unit.

Pick-up device

A pick-up device picking up stacked sheet-shaped workpieces from the top, the device includes a nozzle mechanism that includes a pick-up nozzle pulling up a first workpiece from the top of the stacked workpieces by air blowing, and a holding mechanism that holds the first workpiece from the top. The pick-up nozzle includes a ventilation groove provided on a bottom surface opposite to an upper surface of the first workpiece from the top and passing through to an air blowing side end part of the bottom surface, and a nozzle port blowing air toward the air blowing side end part of the bottom surface along the inside of the ventilation groove, and the air blowing side end part of a groove inner bottom surface of the ventilation groove is formed in a shape directed in a direction of being separated from the workpiece.

A sewing machine includes a sewing machine motor, a control device and a wearable sensor. The sewing machine motor is a vertical movement driving source of a needle bar. The control device controls the sewing machine motor such that a sewing pitch is set to be a predetermined value. The wearable sensor is attached on a body of an operator of the sewing machine to detect a moving amount of an attached portion of the wearable sensor. The control device controls the sewing machine motor based on the moving amount of the attached portion detected by the wearable sensor such that the sewing pitch is set to be the predetermined value.

Sewing machine

A superheated steam generator, capable of generating superheated steam which exceeds about 400&#xb0; C. even if a litz wire is adopted as an induction heating coil, is generally described. The generator may include induction heating elements that can generate heat by electromagnetic induction and that are housed in a heat-resistant container. The generator may also include a hose that allows cooling water to pass therethrough and which is wound around an outer peripheral surface of the heat-resistant container. A water supply unit for the cooling water is connected to one end of the hose, and the other end of the hose is connected to a steam inlet of the heat-resistant container. An induction heating coil is mounted on an outer peripheral surface of the hose, and a high-frequency power supply unit is connected to the induction heating coil.

Superheated steam generation container, superheated steam generator, and superheated steam generation method

An object of the present invention is to provide a game server that can simulate the sensation of competing in a game against an actually existing specific person. The game server of the present invention offers a plurality of options for the actions that gamer A can select in game scenes that change along with the progress of a soccer game. The options include dribble (long), dribble (short), pass in front of the player, pass to the foot of the player, wait, and shoot. The action patterns of gamer A are stored for each game scene by counting the number of times each option is selected. The game server refers to the stored action patterns when playing against another gamer B. This configuration makes it possible for the gamer B to have a virtual experience as if he were competing with the gamer A.

Game apparatus, server apparatus, program, and recording medium

There is provided an accommodation apparatus for a transmission medium, such as an optical fiber cable which includes a housing for accommodating the transmission medium and an arrangement part located in the housing, said arrangement part arranging an orientation of the transmission medium accommodated in the housing so as to prevent the transmission capability of the transmission medium from getting damaged. The arrangement part may include downwardly extending L-shaped postsabout which the cablemay be wound in a space enclosed by a bottom coverThe housing top sideA is to support an optical to electrical media converterand includes a raised partwith an openingfor receiving a projecting portof the media connector.

Accommodation apparatus for transmission medium

Extra length sealed cable accommodation case

Media converter

Disclosed is a laser scanning unit for emitting a laser beam which scans on a surface to be scanned within a predetermined scanning range. The laser scanning unit has a laser diode, and a laser diode controller for controlling the laser diode to emit the laser beam. The laser beam has an intensity corresponding to one of a predetermined graduation steps within a intensity range defined by a first intensity and a second intensity greater than the first intensity in accordance with an image data. The laser scanning unit is further provided with a controller which is capable of shifting the intensity range by changing the first and second intensities.

Laser scanning unit having automatic power control function

A laser scanning unit emits a laser beam for scanning a surface within a predetermined scanning range. The laser scanning unit has a laser diode, and a laser diode controller for controlling the laser diode to emit the laser beam. The laser beam has an intensity set in accordance with image data corresponding to one of a plurality of predetermined graduation steps within an intensity range defined by a first intensity and a second intensity greater than the first intensity. The laser scanning unit is further provided with a first adjusting system for adjusting the first intensity to become a first predetermined intensity, and a second adjusting system for adjusting the second intensity to become a second predetermined intensity. One of the first adjusting system and the second adjusting system is actuated during each scanning operation, and are actuated alternately during successive scanning operations.

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Tokyo, Japan

Takeshi Maruyama