Nec Corporation

Alps Electric Co., Ltd.

Ohbayashi-Gumi, Ltd.

Alps Alpine Co., Ltd.

Toru Aoyagi

Yoshiko Imanishi

Toshio Adachi

Shigeki Yamanaka

Yukio Kida

Norio Masuda

Makoto Moribe

Toshiki Shimasaki

Akihisa Kawaguchi

Sunao Shotaka

This invention can readily, reliably perform identity verification and input of user information when opening an account from a terminal. An information processing apparatus includes a first feature extractor extracting a first feature from a face image of a user included in a moving image, a second feature extractor extracting a second feature from a face image of an identity verification document for authenticating the user included in the moving image, a collator collating whether the first feature and the second feature match each other, a determiner instructing the user to perform a predetermined action, and determining whether an action of the user included in the moving image corresponds to the instructed predetermined action, and a verifier verifying that the user is the person himself or herself, when the first feature and the second feature match each other and the action of the user corresponds to the instructed predetermined action.

Information processing apparatus, information processing method, and information processing program

The accuracy of identity authentication is further improved. There is provided an information processing apparatus including a first determiner that determines whether a face of a user and an identity verification document are captured in a moving image at a same time, a second determiner that makes, when the first determiner determines that the face and the identity verification document are captured at the same time, a notification of an action instruction, and determines whether the user acts in accordance with the action instruction, and a verifier that verifies, when the second determiner determines that the user acts in accordance with the action instruction, that the identity verification document belongs to the user.

A structure for mounting an electronic component on a wiring board according to the invention includes a wiring board that is provided with wiring patterns, each having a land portion, and an electronic component that has a plurality of electrodes which are soldered to the land portions. Each land portion is made of a first metallic material which is solderable. Further, on each wiring pattern adjacent to each land portion, a second metallic material which is nonsolderable is provided.

Structure for mounting electronic component on wiring board

There is disclosed a printed inductorhaving a spiral coil formed outside a cavityby providing an insulating substratewith the cavityextending in a direction orthogonal to that of the thickness of the insulating substrate, forming a plurality of mutually independent printed wiring lineson both the top and bottom faces of the insulating substratefacing each other through the cavity, and sequentially and continuously connecting terminals of the printed wiring lineson both the top and bottom faces to each other through a plurality of through holes

Printed inductor capable of raising Q value

A multilayered circuit board according to the present invention includes at least first and second stacked insulating layers. The first insulating layer has thereon a first electric conductor made of a conductive film constituting an inductor and a first electrode made of a conductive film constituting a capacitor. The second insulating layer has thereon a second electrode made of a conductive film constituting a capacitor. The first and second insulating layers are stacked such that the first and second electrodes are opposed to each other through the insulating layers. Therefore this provides a circuit board having a capacitor and an inductor through the use of the two insulating layers, thus providing an inexpensive thin circuit board with small parts count and high work-efficiency compared with the use of three insulating layers in a related art.

High-work-efficiency multilayered circuit board

A circuit module includes an insulating base including a first wiring pattern and a cavity; at least one first electrical component disposed in the cavity; and a lid including a second wiring pattern. The insulating base includes a circuit board composed of laminated substrates and a sidewall protruding from the board surface of the circuit board and forming the cavity together with the circuit board, and the lid has at least one second electrical component fixed thereto. Also, in a state in which the second electrical component is located in the cavity, the lid is fixed on the upper surface of the sidewall so as to cover the cavity, and the first and second wiring patterns are connected to each other with at least one connecting conductor.

Compact circuit module

A rack for mounting communication apparatuses or similar electronic apparatuses. The rack has a pair of posts symmetrical to each other in the right-and-left direction and each having a section in the form of a letter C. The posts are positioned such that the open side of 'C' faces outward. A shelf included in an electronic apparatus is mounted to the posts. The posts are tied to each other by a top frame at upper ends and affixed to a base at lower ends. A generally L-shaped reinforcing member is connected to the lower portion of each post such that the longer side of 'L' is parallel to the closed side of 'C' representing the post, thereby providing the lower portion of the post with a hollow rectangular section. The reinforcing member is not connected to the base.

Rack for mounting electronic apparatuses

Openable dome-shaped roof structure

A retractable roof structure includes a stationary section having an opening in the central portion thereof and fixedly installed on a side wall constructed on the ground, and a retractable section for covering the opening. The retractable section includes a plurality of movable roof units which correspond to regions defined by dividing radially from a center portion of the opening each of not less than two concentric areas of the opening. The roof units in an inner area are retractable over the roof units in radially adjacent outer area, and the roof units in the outermost area are retractable with the roof units of the inner area retracted thereon over the stationary section.

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Tokyo, Japan

Toru Aoyagi