Panasonic Corporation

Keyence Corporation

Phc Holdings Corporation

Panasonic Healthcare Holdings Co., Ltd.

Yohei Hashimoto

Keisuke Matsumura

Masaki Fujiwara

Takeshi Nishida

Hirotaka Ochi

Tetsuya Takashima

Hitoshi Fujino

Yoshinori Amano

Kentaro Yamazaki

Toshiki Matsumoto

Kenichi Hamanaka

Hiroki Matsui

Takamasa Koyama

Satoru Tomoshi

An object is to enhance usability when browsing through a measurement result from a sensor on an external computer. A data relay device includes a first connection part to which one or more sensors are connected, a second connection part to which an industrial network for communication with a control device is connected, a relay memory that temporarily stores first data received from the one or more sensors connected to the first connection part to relay the first data to the control device via the second connection part, a third connection part to which a computer network for communication with an external computer is connected, a creation unit that creates display screen information for use in displaying the first data stored in the relay memory in a predetermined display form, and a provision unit that provides the display screen information to the external computer via the third connection part.

Data relay device and display device

The present invention includes a body case having a biological sample sensor mounting portion on one end side, a temperature sensor (A) provided on the one end side inside the body case, a measurement portion connected to the biological sample sensor mounting portion, and a control portion connected to the measurement portion. A temperature sensor (B) is provided on one other end side inside the body case, and when measurement is performed by the measurement portion, temperature change amounts in the two end portions are compared using the temperature sensors (A) and (B). Furthermore, a measurement value obtained by the measurement portion is corrected using temperature information from either one of the temperature sensors (A) or (B) that is provided in the end portion on the side where the temperature change is smaller.

Biological sample measuring apparatus

In a temporally continued plurality of day-and-time sections, history data included in the past day-and-time section is graphically displayed on the basis of the integrated flow amount data stored in the storage unit, as an integrated flow amount in each day-and-time section. In the day-and-time section including the current day-and-time, the integrated flow amount in the day-and-time section based on the current integrated flow amount data is successively updated and graphically displayed.

Gas flow meter for graphically displaying and indicating a history of integrated flow amount

Provided is a flow meter capable of logging data more reliably. In this operation, a detection element repeatedly detects a physical quantity related to a flow rate of a fluid flowing in a pipe in a predetermined sampling cycle. Based on physical quantities, a calculation part sequentially calculates the flow rate of the fluid in the pipe. Further, a time measurement part calculates the time. A control storage part is caused to store a logging target, a logging cycle, and logging start definition information. Based on the logging start definition information, a control part automatically starts logging of the logging target in response to startup of the flow meter, and causes a log storage part to store the time measured by the time measurement part and a numerical value of the logging target in association with each other in every logging cycle.

Flow meter

A blood test device () ensuring successful measurement wherein fingers scarcely slip out from the blood test device and blood never sticks to other sites in the course from the puncture of the patient's skin to the completion of the blood test. This blood test device () comprises a cartridge () in which sensors () pooling blood oozing out from the punctured skin are stored in a layered state, a transport unit transporting a single sensor sheet () from the inside of the cartridge () to the outside, a holder () holding the transported sensor (), a laser emitting unit () puncturing the skin in the state where the sensor () is held by the holder (), and a pump () keeping the inside of the holder () and the inside of the cartridge () under negative pressure.

Blood test device

A sensor holder comprises a sensor mounting part having a first face on which a blood sensor is placed, a second face provided on the opposite side from the first face, and a through-hole that goes from the first face to the second face and is large enough to allow a laser beam to pass through; a finger holding part that is provided on the second face and surrounds the through-hole, and a grip that sticks out from the blood testing device when the sensor holder is mounted to the blood testing device.

Sensor holder, holder unit in which blood sensor is mounted to the sensor holder, and blood testing device to which the holder unit is mounted

Provided are a decompression mechanism capable of performing a desired pressure reduction by simple operation and having improved operability, a puncture device, a blood analysis device, and a sensor mounting mechanism. A needle puncturing device () is provided with: a piston () having at one end thereof an end part () for forming a part of a sensor mounting mechanism () and at the other end an end part () for slidably supporting a rod () of a lancet section (); a cylinder () for slidably containing therein the end section () of the piston (); and packing () mounted to the inner periphery of the end part () of the piston () and maintaining the air-tightness of the outer periphery of the rod (). When the piston () is moved in the direction toward the cylinder () with a skin contact part () in contact with the skin, the volumes of an internal space () and a pressure reduction chamber () which are sealed by packing () are increased to produce a reduced pressure.

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Ehime, Japan

Yohei Hashimoto