Juki Corporation

Namco Limited

Agc Ceramics Co., Ltd.

Yasushi Ono

Takashi Sugiyama

Shinichi Sakamoto

Minoru Wada

Tsuguo Kubota

Yutaka Hirasawa

Takayuki Shiina

Fumihiko Yoshida

Tomio Nii

Yojiro Takase

Kenji Murai

Ritsuo Kobayashi

You Oda

An object of the present invention is to provide a game machine in which mini games of different contents can be sequentially played in a slave machine, and one mini game can be selected out of the plurality of mini games on the side of the slave machine, and then, can be played. In the game machine comprising a main unit for reading a program stored in an external stprage so as to allow a game to be played therein and a slave machine being configured in a portable manner independently of the main unit and having a function of transferring data to or from the main unit, the slave machine enabling mini games as games for the slave machine to be individually played by using programs for the mini games transferred from the main unit and needed for playing the mini games, the plurality of programs for the mini games are transferred as a unit of data from the main unit to the slave machine.

Game machine having a main unit exchanging data with a portable slave machine

A belt-loop sewing machine which is capable of efficiently supplying belt loops, includes a bending-shaft-movement-locus control means which controls such that a forward movement locus GML, through which paired bending shafts of a loop supply means are moved toward a sewing position, and a backward movement locus BML, through which the paired bending shafts are moved apart from the sewing position, are made to be different from each other.

Belt-loop sewing machine

In a sewing machine which moves a work to be sewed with respect to a sewing needle which stitches a seam on the work, a work moving device includes: a pair of stationary racks spaced from each other, the stationary racks being set in parallel with each other in a first direction of moving the work; a coupling shaft having gears engaged with the stationary racks, respectively; coupling shaft driver for rotating the coupling shaft; a movable frame rotatably supporting the coupling shaft, the movable frame being movable back and forth in the first direction according to rotating the coupling shaft; a carriage supported by the movable frame, the carriage being movable back and forth in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction; a carriage driver for moving the carriage back and forth in the second direction; and a pallet supported by the carriage, for carrying the work.

Work moving device in sewing machine

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Tokyo, Japan

Yasushi Ono