Konica Corporation

Konishiroku Photo Industry Co., Ltd.

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Seiko Epson Corporation

Nkk Corporation

Konica Minolta Opto, Inc.

Nippon Sheet Glass Environment Amenity Co., Ltd.

Shinagawa Shirorenga K.k.

Tokyo Jiki Insatsukabushiki Kaisha

Yasushi Hoshino

Toshiki Fujisawa

Satoshi Harada

Tsuyoshi Kakita

Kohichi Yamaguchi

Masamori Makino

Susumu Yamaguchi

Masataka Sawamura

Makoto Yoshida

Kazuo Tansho

Kosei Miyauchi

Minoru Yamada

Haruyoshi Yamada

Yuichi Honda

Hiroyuki Hattori

Haruhiko Momose

Toshiaki Takahashi

Kenji Miyama

Hiroyuki Horiuchi

Masafumi Mizukami

Kazuhiro Sugiyama

Seiji Tanaka

Michio Yagi

Tomoaki Tamura

Kazuhiro Nakanishi

Masaki Shimada

Takashi Otsuka

Eiji Ito

Yukinori Koizumi

Yasutsugu Nakagawa

Kiziro Suzuki

Oh-Bong Kwon

Keisuke Nakahara

Satoshi Matsui

Yoshio Kakuta

Yoshitaka Ohta

Jun Ikuyama

Shimpei Yatsunami

Masakazu Kiyama

Takuya Shinagawa

Kohji Matsushima

Kousei Miyauchi

Keiko Nishihaba

Tadaaki Yoneda

Hiroshi Ushiyama

Senji Kaneko

Nobuyasu Furutani

Takashi Shindo

Masaru Takikawa

Atsuo Inokawa

Katsuhiro Wakasugi

Hideki Ogasawara

Hirokazu Higuchi

Kohsei Miyauchi

Mamoru Namikawa

Junichi Fukito

Makino Masamori

A sound absorbing panel is provided above an uppermost of soundproof panels arranged in plural stages in a vertical direction and each having a back surface opposite to a sound source side, the back surface being formed to be a sound insulating surface, the sound absorbing panel including: an outer frame body having therein an acoustic space in which a first acoustic material is provided, the outer frame body allowing formation of a partition wall separating a sound source and a surrounding area from each other, the outer frame body having, at a front and back portions thereof, sound transmitting surfaces each having multiple sound through holes allowing transfer of sound between the acoustic space and outside thereof; and a second acoustic material provided above an upper end of the outer frame body such that a peripheral surface of the second acoustic material except for a corner portion is air-permeable.

Sound absorbing panel and soundproof wall equipment

An image pickup device provided on a base board, comprises an image pickup element provided on the base board and including a photoelectrically converting section in which pixels are arranged, a peripheral surface formed around the photoelectrically converting section and a side surface crossing the peripheral surface; an optical member including a lens section to form an image of an object onto the photoelectrically converting section of the image pickup element, a leg section to support the lens section and a contact surface to be brought in contact with the image pickup element, wherein the lens section, the leg section and the contact surface are made in a single body. The optical member is mounted on the image pickup element such that the contact surface is brought in contact with the peripheral surface or with a surface member when the surface member is provided on the peripheral surface.

Image pickup device and image pickup lens

An image capturing and printing apparatus, is provided with an electronic camera section having an image capturing device for photographic a object image to be photographed so as to convert the photographed object image into image signals; a printing section structured so as to be detachably attached to the electric camera section and having a printer for conducting printing based on the image signals received from the electronic camera section; and the electronic camera section having an engaging section adapted to mechanically engages with the printing section, and a connecting section adapted to electronically connect with the printing section.

Image pick-up printing apparatus

A CMOS image sensor comprising: a light receiving unit as a photoelectric conversion portion; a signal processing circuit unit; a first color filter layer array and a first microlens array layer, which are provided on an upper surface of the light receiving portion; and a second layer comprising at least one of a color filter layer and a microlens array layer, provided on a region of at least a portion of an upper surface of the signal processing circuit portion.

CMOS image sensor

In a film scanner, for reading an original image on a photographic film, provided with an optical system for irradiating light to the original image on the photographic film and for focusing light from the photographic film so as to form an image and photoelectically converting elements for photoelectically reading the formed image by the optical system, there is further provided an image resolution regulator to regulate image resolution of the read image in accordance with the size of the original image to be read.

Image reading apparatus

To provide an image reading apparatus which is capable of easily and quickly specifying a frame of a transparency original for which image reading is desired from the transparency original having a plurality of frames and of image reading with high accuracy at the time of final reading of a specified image. The image reading apparatus comprises: a carrier member holding a film-shaped transparency original which has a plurality of frames; an illuminating means illuminating the transparency original; and an image reading means reading image data of the transparency original illuminated by the illuminating means, in which when the image data is read in previewing, the carrier member is moved by a carrier moving means, and when final image reading of the image data is effected, the carrier member is moved by moving a carrier frame having the carrier moving means. The image data which has been read is outputted to an image display device connected to the image reading apparatus.

A method for recovering phosphorus from organic sludge includes the steps of producing incinerated ash from organic sludge, mixing the incinerated ash with a carbon source, vaporizing phosphorus from phosphorus compounds in the incinerated ash by heating the incinerated ash mixed with the carbon source in a non-oxidizing atmosphere, preferably, at 1,000 to 1,250.degree. C., and recovering phosphorus by bringing the vaporized phosphorus into contact with water to condense the vaporized phosphorus. Alternatively, the vaporized phosphorus is oxidized to phosphorus pentoxide, and phosphorus is recovered as phosphoric acid by bringing the phosphorus pentoxide into contact with water. Instead of the steps of producing incinerated ash from organic sludge and mixing a carbon source with the incinerated ash, by dehydrating and drying organic sludge and carbonizing organic substances in the organic sludge, preferably, at 400 to 700.degree. C., similar effects can be obtained.

Method for recovering phosphorus from organic sludge

A device for displaying photographic images by reading image data recorded on a film and displaying them on a display means, wherein the kind of the film is discriminated, at least either one of the number of frames displayed on a screen of the display means or the reading resolution of the image reader means is variably determined depending upon the kind of the film that is discriminated, and the images are displayed on the screen of the display means depending upon the determination by the determination means. The images of frames of a number determined depending upon the kind of the film are efficiently displayed on the screen of the display means and/or the images are displayed maintaining a proper resolution depending upon the kind of the film by varying the reading resolution of the image reader means.

Scanner for scanning photographic images

A photographic film scanner which includes: a carrier receiver section for receiving one of: (a) the first film carrier having an accommodation section, for accommodating a cartridge in which a rolled film is enclosed, and a conveying mechanism, for conveying the rolled film; and (b) the second film carrier for holding a film. The photographic film scanner further includes a scanner for reading image information from one of the rolled film, accommodated in the cartridge, and the film, held by the second film carrier; a detector for detecting a load of the first film carrier and the second film carrier into the carrier receiver; a contact point for electrically connecting the carrier receiver section and the first film carrier; and a discrimination circuit for automatically discriminating between the first film carrier and the second film carrier by sending electric signals through the contact point when the detector detects the load of one of the first film carrier and the second film carrier.

Photographic image processing apparatus

Provision is made of a carrier for holding a piece film cut every after several frames and a carrier for holding a long wound film contained in a cartridge and having a motor for frame-feeding. When the carrier is loaded, the carrier is driven at a high speed by a first stepping motor and is driven to a predetermined position, to optically detect whether the carrier is for holding the piece film or for holding the long wound film. When the carrier is for holding the piece film, the carrier is driven at a high speed by the first stepping motor and is prescanned. When the carrier is for holding the long wound film, the carrier is driven by a second stepping motor and is prescanned. In the main scanning, both of the carriers are driven by the second stepping motor at a low speed, so that image is read maintaining a high resolution.

Film scanner

A film scanner includes: a film carrier having, an aperture for image reading, a film conveyor for conveying a film on which image information in each frame has been recorded, to the aperture one frame by one frame of the film, and a communication device for receiving a control signal to control the film conveyor; an image reader for optically reading the recorded image information on the film; a controller for generating the control signal; and a first outputting device connected with the communication device for outputting the control signal to the film carrier.

The ceramic tile using sludge slag of the present invention comprises:

Ceramic tile produced from sludge slag

A camera includes a sound pressure section, a release determining section, and a shutter driving section. The sound pressure detecting section detects the sound pressure level of an input sound. The release determining section outputs a release signal when the sound pressure level detected by the sound pressure detecting section is a reference value or more for a predetermined period of time. The shutter driving section performs a release operation in response to the release signal from the release determining section.

Camera

A camera for taking photographs by voice recognition operations. The camera comprises a microphone through which voiced command words of an operator are registered in a computer as a form of digital data. The computer identifies the same voiced command words in accordance with the registered data and operates the intended functions of the camera. The camera indicates the functioning of the computer for the registration and the recognition of the voiced command words with a display device so that the operator can confirm his operations on the camera.

Voice-recognition camera

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Hachioji, Japan

Yasushi Hoshino