Mita Industrial Co., Ltd.

Panasonic Intellectual Property Management Co., Ltd.

Nippon Steel Sumitomo Metal Corporation

Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma Corporation

Yuji Abe

Kazuo Nakamura

Kazuyuki Horio

Kenji Sakaue

Masayuki Mizuno

Atsushi Kano

Ryuuichi Yatsunami

Yohei Kushido

Manabu Kajiwara

Nobutaka Kodama

Masahiro Hashizume

Masanari Miyamoto

Shinichi Shigenaga

Tadashi Umeda

Kazunori Akiyama

Ryota Fujii

Fumihiko Akahoshi

Kazumi Iida

Hideo Miyoshi

Katsumi Nagata

Hideaki Tsudaka

Keiichi Kishimoto

Akiyoshi Tanizawa

Shinsuke Yoshinaga

Koshi Tanaka

Jun Anabuki

Tomio Yoshino

Satoshi Namba

Kouichi Sasaki

Masato Taniguchi

Taiichi Jinno

Aki Kusunoki

In an information providing terminal, a half mirror, which reflects display content of a third display panel toward an operator and causes incident light of a third camera to pass therethrough, is obliquely attached to a part above a fourth display panel by 45&#xb0; with respect to a horizontal direction. The third camera is disposed behind the half mirror. The operator has a conversation with a user while viewing a facial picture of the user which is projected by the third display panel and is reflected in the half mirror. The third camera disposed at a back of the half mirror images a facial picture of the operator from the front over the half mirror. At this time, the facial picture of the operator, which faces the front, is projected onto a first display panel of an information displaying terminal.

Information displaying system and information providing terminal

In an information providing terminal, a display switching controller instructs to switch between pieces of display content of a third display panel from an image of a face of a user captured by a first camera to an image captured by any one of a second camera, a third camera, and a fourth camera. The display switching controller instructs to switch between pieces of display content of a fourth display panel from an image of hands of the user captured by the second camera to an image which is captured by any one of the first camera, the third camera, and the fourth camera.

A sound collecting control apparatus includes: a vehicle stop detector; a noise source direction specifier to specify a direction from the sound collector to a noise source of the vehicle stopped at the predetermined position; a search beam former that forms a plurality of search beams in the direction of the noise source specified by the noise source direction specifier and around the direction of the noise source so as to search for a sound source of a voice of a speaker in the vehicle; a search beam selector that selects a search beam corresponding to the sound source of the voice of the speaker in the vehicle from the plurality of search beams formed by the search beam former; and a directivity former that forms directivity of the sound collected by the sound collector in the direction corresponding to the search beam selected by the search beam selector.

Microphone array control apparatus and microphone array system

A concomitant agent to be used simultaneously or separately, comprising a combination of (a) 3-{(2S,4S)-4-[4-(3-methyl-1-phenyl-1H-pyrazol-5-yl)piperazin-1-yl]pyrrolidin-2-ylcarbonyl}thiazolidine, a salt of the compound with an organic or inorganic and mono- or di-basic acid or a solvate thereof, and

Concomitant pharmaceutical agents and use thereof

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Facsimile machine

A paper feeding device for a paper cassette of an image processing apparatus. The paper cassette is mounted at a specific position or the image processing apparatus in a manner permitting the cassette to be pulled out. A preliminary feed roller feeds the paper on the paper cassette toward a feed roller which is normally energized in a paper pressing direction. When the paper cassette is mounted in the image processing apparatus, the document setting board disposed in the paper cassette is upwardly turned by a pressing mechanism. When the paper cassette is pulled out, the feed roller from the paper cassette is turned in reverse direction. A feed channel to guide the paper from the paper cassette is formed in a curved manner, and a normally turned delivery roller is provided inside the curved channel.

Paper feeding device

An image processing machine functions both as a facsimile machine and as an ordinary copying machine. The image processing machine is provided with a document scanning system and image-forming system. The document scanning system comprises a first scanning zone, a second scanning zone an image-receiving system, an optical system for optically connecting the first scanning zone and the second scanning zone to the image-receiving system, a first document scan moving system for moving a document across the first scanning zone and a second document scan moving system for moving a document across the second scanning zone. The image-forming system comprises printing system with a print output zone and a system for conveying a printing substrate through the printing output zone. An ink ribbon cartridge in the image forming system has a detector for detecting a broken ink ribbon.

Image processing machine

A paper feeding device having a document tray attached to a specified position of an image processing apparatus, a paper cassette mounted onto a specific position in the image processing apparatus in a manner that can be pulled out, and a preliminary feed roller to carry the paper set on the document tray toward a feed roller which is normally energized in paper pressing direction. When a sheet of paper is inserted, the preliminary feed roller is moved in the opposite direction against the energizing force under a balanced condition in transversal direction by a guide member which is turned upward. When the paper cassette is mounted in the image processing apparatus, the document setting board disposed in the paper cassette is upwardly turned by a pressing mechanism. When the paper cassette is pulled out, the feed roller to feed out paper from the paper cassette is turned in reversed direction. A feed channel to guide the paper from the paper cassette is formed in a curved manner, and a normally turned delivery roller is provided inside the curved channel.

A unit-type copying machine comprising an upper unit having an optical system for exposing a document to light by scanning, and a lower unit provided independently of the upper unit and having a photoconductive drum to be exposed to an image of the document projected thereon from the optical system. The upper and lower units are provided with connecting portions for detachably connecting the two units together and positioning portions for positioning the optical path of projection of the document image from the optical system in coincidence with an exposure station for the drum. The upper or lower unit is usable with selected one of different types of lower units or of different types of upper units in a suitable combination.

Unit-type copying machine

A display for a copying apparatus includes a display element for indicating the operating conditions of the copying apparatus. The display has a number of detectors for detecting each of a group of operating conditions and an energizer for energizing the display element in response to the outputs from the detectors. The display element operates with a predetermined on-period and a predetermined off-period for each corresponding detector. The display is capable of displaying a group of operating conditions by a single display element through a group of display conditions such as being on, being off and blinking.

Display device for copying apparatus

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Osaka, Japan

Yuji Abe