Nikon Corporation

Fujitsu Corporation

Tomohiro Kawasaki

Masahiro Mizuta

Ryoichi Sataka

Toshiyuki Namikawa

Atsushi Shimano

Yohei Kaneko

Naoki Yamano

An optical unit includes an optical system that includes a focal point on an incident side of light at a position for setting a display image of an object and that is configured to emit light from a focal plane as parallel light. The optical unit also includes a housing section housing the optical system and is configured so as to satisfy a condition equation expressed by≥7570 mmwherein IB is a viewable area where the display image is viewable.

Optical unit, optical device, and image display system

In an ophthalmology system, an right-eye imaged image is displayed on a display section for presentation to an observer through an optical unit and a reflection member. A left-eye imaged image is also displayed on a display section for presentation to an observer through an optical unit and a reflection member. A separation between the left and right imaged images is made wider than a spacing between the left and right optical units. This enables image presentation with the optical axes for the observer viewing the images intersecting in front so as to cause a convergence angle to arise.

Image display device, image display system, image display method, image processing program storage medium

In an ophthalmic imaging system an image imaged by an imaging section for a right eye is formed as an imaging image on a display, and then displayed through a right-eye optical unit and a reflection member. An image imaged by an imaging section for a left eye is formed as an imaging image on a display, and then displayed through an optical unit and the reflection member. This thereby enables the object to be visually inspected as a three-dimensional image by the observer viewing the right-eye imaging image and the left-eye imaging image, which differ from each other according to the parallax therebetween, by viewing the respective images through right and left eyes.

Image display device and image display system

A non-transitory computer-readable recording medium storing a program causing a computer to execute a process, the process includes starting N (two or more) processes from a first program; and controlling variation in the number of processes for which a second program is deployed, depending on a load on the processes for which the second program is deployed, within a range of the N processes by deploying the second program to a storage area corresponding to one process of the N processes and undeploying the second program deployed to the storage area.

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Yokohama, Japan

Tomohiro Kawasaki