Omron Corporation

Ito Co., Ltd.

Tsutomu Yamasawa

Manabu Yoshimura

Masaaki Takenaka

Tsukasa Hatakenaka

Maki Hasegawa

Tomoo Watanabe

Satoshi Nishida

Makoto Tabata

Masatsugu Hirano

Kazuyuki Morita

Shinya Tanaka

Yutaka Kobayashi

Mamoru Toriu

Akihisa Narai

Soichi Okuhara

Mitsuhiro Sango

Toshio Otani

Takeshi Imai

Chair with sound system

A pedometer includes a main body,two acceleration sensors,and,supported in an oscillating manner in a horizontal direction and a vertical direction at a substrate,within the main body,an angle detection sensor,for detecting an angle of inclination of main body,to the ground, and a pace counter for selecting output of either acceleration sensor,or,according to an output of angle detection sensor,for counting the number of paces thereby.

Pedometer

Total consumed calories are indicated in an upper portion of a display. A life activity intensity of each of the past seven days and an average life activity intensity over the same period are indicated by a bar graph in a lower portion of the display. The life activity intensity is classified into rank I (light), rank II (medium), and rank III (a little heavy). A total exercise amount (i.e., total consumed calories) and a life activity intensity are calculated and automatically displayed at the end of a day.

Exercise amount measuring device capable of displaying the amount of

A vibration sensor includes a first stationary magnet, a second stationary magnet, a movable magnet positioned between the first and second stationary magnets, and a sensor for sensing movement of the movable magnet. The movable magnet is disposed in a magnetically repulsive relationship with the first stationary magnet and a magnetically attractive relationship with the second stationary magnet.

Vibration sensor including a movable magnet positioned between

A pulsimeter having an improved pulse measurement accuracy by having a good shading is provided. The pulsimeter include a main body 2, a finger insertion section 4 disposed on the main body to be inserted by a finger (FIG. 2), a pulse sensor 5 for sensing pulses of a finger inserted into the finger insertion section 4 (FIG. 2), and a display 6 for displaying the pulses sensed by the pulse sensor 5. The finger insertion section 4 is disposed on a surface (the reverse side of the main body 2) opposite to a surface provided with the display 6.

Pulsimeter provided with or without a pedometer

A pulsimeter includes a main body having a front face and a back face that is opposite the front face. A finger insertion section, into which a finger may be inserted, is arranged on the back face of the main body. Also included is a pulse sensor which is configured to sense pulses from a user's finger that has been inserted into the finger insertion section. A display, which is arranged on the front face of the main body, is configured to display the pulses sensed by the pulse sensor. The display and the finger insertion section are arranged such that the display may be observed by the user while the user's finger is inserted into the finger insertion section.

In a transcutaneous electric nerve stimulator for producing in a predetermined sequence of different types of waveforms (in which the frequency varies, the signal is successively and/or intermittently created, etc.), when the user depresses a predetermined switch while a desired waveform is being outputted, a low-frequency signal of the waveform is thereafter continuously produced. In a transcutaneous electric nerve stimulator capable of selectively producing low-frequency signals of at least two different kinds, a kind of output signals at a termination of a treatment is stored in a memory such that a low-frequency signal of the stored kind is produced when the stimulator is started for a subsequent treatment.

Transcutaneous electric nerve stimulator

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Osaka, Japan

Tsutomu Yamasawa