Nec Corporation

Yoshino Gypsum Co., Ltd.

Toshiaki Kawamura

Yoshihiro Watanabe

Yuichi Suzuki

Kazuki Nanba

An information processing apparatus includes a first authentication unit, a first vehicle controlling unit, a gesture determining unit, and a second vehicle controlling unit. The first authentication unit controls biometric authentication of a person included in a first captured image, and determines whether the person included in the first captured image is a registered user. The first vehicle controlling unit, if the person included in the first captured image is determined to be a registered user, transmits a first control signal for executing first control. The gesture determining unit controls a gesture determination of whether a gesture of a person included in a second captured image is a registered gesture. The second vehicle controlling unit, if the gesture of the person included in the second captured image is a registered gesture, transmits a second control signal for executing second control.

Information processing apparatus, vehicle controlling system, information processing method, and non-transitory computer-readable medium

A vehicle interior monitoring apparatus () includes an acquisition unit (), a detection unit (), and a notification processing unit (). The acquisition unit () repeatedly acquires, after a power source of a vehicle is turned off and a door of the vehicle is opened and closed at least once, sensor data indicating a result of detection by a sensor of which a detection range is an interior of the vehicle. The detection unit () performs, by using the sensor data, detection processing of a living body existing in the interior, each time the acquisition unit () acquires the sensor data. The notification processing unit () performs monitoring on an environment of the interior when a living body existing in the interior is detected, and performs notification for a pre-registered terminal () when the environment meets a first criterion.

Vehicle interior monitoring apparatus, vehicle interior monitoring method, and non-transitory computer-readable medium

Behavior of a flow of foam ejected to a gypsum slurry can be stabilized, and a relatively large amount of foam can be homogeneously or uniformly dispersed in the slurry. A mixer has a mixing area for preparing gypsum slurry, a slurry delivery section for delivering the slurry from the mixing area, and a feeding port for feeding foam to the slurry in the mixing area and/or the slurry delivery section under pressure. The slurry having the foam mixed therein is supplied to a production line for forming gypsum boards or gypsum-based boards. The feeding port is provided with a partition member dividing an ejecting region. The ejecting region is divided into a plurality of openings, which simultaneously eject the foam to the slurry.

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Tokyo, Japan

Toshiaki Kawamura