Fujitsu Corporation

Wataru Takano

Mitsuaki Hayashi

Hironori Tanaka

Minoru Fujii

Akira Sawada

Kouichi Kuramitsu

Osamu Saito

Yoshiyuki Sato

Takashi Shirakami

Kenji Joko

Kazuya Nishida

Katsuhiko Ikeda

Akihiko Yabuki

Hideki Zenitani

Yoshihiko Nakamura

Hideaki Matsumoto

Hideo Araki

Takaharu Izuno

Mitsuo Fujimura

Yusuke Kira

Hideaki Yajima

Mituaki Hayashi

Miyuki Hashimoto

A motion recognition device includes a memory, and a processor coupled to the memory and configured to classify a plurality of frames including positional information of a feature point that corresponds to a predetermined part or a joint part of a body of a subject into a plurality of groups in time series by segmenting the plurality of frames in time series based on a position of the predetermined part of the body of the subject, identify a type of a basic motion that corresponds to the group, based on movement of the feature point included in a consecutive frame, for each group, and evaluate a skill and a difficulty level of a motion performed by the subject based on an order of each type of the basic motion that corresponds to a group which is consecutive in time series.

Motion recognition device and motion recognition method

A fixing-device that fixes a second member to be fastened to a first member to be fastened, the fixing-device includes, a base fixed to the first member to be fastened, a sprung-washer attached to the base and interposed between the base and the second member to be fastened, and a fastener that fastens the second member to be fastened and the base to each other, wherein the sprung-washer includes a threaded-portion insertion-hole into which a threaded-portion of the fastener is inserted, an edge-portion that is formed around the threaded-portion insertion-hole, and with which a pressing-portion provided in the fastener comes into contact and that is thereby pressed when the fastener is tightened, and a leaf-spring that extends from the edge-portion forward in a direction in which the fastener is inserted into the threaded-portion insertion-hole and outward, and that has a bent-portion midway along the length of the leaf-spring.

Sprung washer and fixing device

There is provided an electric device configured to cool a plurality of plug-in units, the electric device including a plurality of slots, each slot configured to install a plug-in unit, a first fan configured to create a current of air for cooling the plug-in units, a first plug-in unit installed into a first slot, and a second plug-in unit including a second fan configured to create a current of air for cooling the first plug-in unit, the second plug-in unit being installed into a second slot adjacent to the first slot, arranged to a side of mounting component of the first plug-in unit.

Electronic device having cooling unit

A device for indicating a device status includes a plurality of light guides including a first end for receiving light and a second end for displaying light, respectively; a plurality of light emitting elements arranged to face to each of the first ends; and a light shield arranged between the light guides and extending between light emitting elements, the light shield shielding light from the light emitting elements.

Status indicator

A plug-in unit-mounting structure which makes it possible to efficiently accommodate plug-in units without being dependent on the structure of a shelf. The plug-in unit-mounting structure comprises a shelf that has connectors disposed on a back wiring board, for being fitted to the plug-in units, and at least one mounting frame that is mounted in the shelf, for each accommodating an associated one of the plug-in units, and enabling the plug-in unit to be inserted in and removed from an associated one of the connectors, the mounting frame being provided with a guide rail which enables a position of disposition of the plug-in unit to be changed according to a size of the plug-in unit. This makes it possible to efficiently accommodate plug-in units without being dependent on the structure of a shelf.

Plug-in unit-mounting structure and electronic apparatus

An optical module cage mounting structure is disclosed. In the module cage mounting structure, an optical module cage including a cage body with a box shape into which an optical module is inserted is mounted on a printed circuit board such that the cage body is spaced apart from a face of the printed circuit board.

Optical module cage mounting structure

A heat radiating apparatus includes a radiator adhering to an electronic component mounted on a circuit board via an elastic member provided on the circuit board so that the electronic component is cooled. The radiator includes a plurality of projection parts, the elastic member includes an engaging part configured to engage the projection part and a radiator insert hole forming part where the radiator is inserted, and a pushing force is applied from the elastic member to the radiator by rotating the radiator so that the projection part is engaged by the engaging part, and thereby a bottom surface of the radiator is adhered to the electronic component.

Heat radiating apparatus of electronic component

A communication device which is constructed so as to permit efficient mounting of cards such as printed boards, thereby enhancing convenience and economy and ensuring high-quality communications. A basic unit is constituted by a basic board having a common control section packaged thereon, and a basic back wiring board on which are arranged a basic card connector for mounting a detachable card unit for processing signals and a basic link connector for additionally connecting such a card unit and which has wiring formed on a substrate thereof. An extension unit is connected to the basic link connector to permit additional connection of the card unit.

Communication device

An electronic apparatus has a plug-in unit and a housing that can increase a number of optical modules connected thereto. In the plug-in unit, a first connector is connectable to an optical module connected to an optical cable. A connector housing accommodates the first connector and has an insertion part into which the optical module is inserted. An attachment lever is used for fixing the plug-in unit to the housing in which the plug-in unit is accommodated. The first connector is located on a back side of the plug-in unit opposite to a front side where the attachment lever is located.

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