Nec Corporation

Nippon Paper Industries Co., Ltd.

Yukihiro Tanaka

Takashi Omori

Eiichi Asoi

Kazuhiko Sase

Tatsuo Wada

To improve convenience of a passenger using a paid seat. An image transmission unit transmits a plurality of images generated by a first camera to a passenger information processing device. The passenger information processing device performs person specifying processing using the image. A processing result acquisition unit acquires a processing result by the passenger information processing device. This processing result is obtained by associating person specifying information that specifies a person included in the image with attribute information of the passenger. A getting-on station management unit generates getting-on station information using the person specifying information and the attribute information associated with the person specifying information. A getting-off station management unit generates getting-off station information using the person specifying information and the attribute information associated with the person specifying information. The getting-on station information and the getting-off station information are stored in a first storage unit in association with the person specifying information of the passenger.

Passenger management device, passenger information processing device, passenger management method, and program

A liquid paper container capable of preventing leakage of a liquid and intrusion of, for example, air into the container through a gap between a part of a corresponding one of top-portion horizontal folding creases formed in a blank sheet and a top-portion horizontal folding crease formed in a side sealing panel, which overlap with each other, top panels () and side panels () are respectively contiguous with upper ends of body panels through top-portion horizontal folding creases (). Bottom panels () and inner panels () are respectively contiguous with lower ends of the body panels through bottom-portion horizontal folding creases (). A side sealing panel () is contiguous with a one-side open end edge of a blank sheet (A). A top-portion horizontal folding crease () and a bottom-portion horizontal folding crease () are formed in the side sealing panel.

Liquid paper container

A monitoring device is mounted in each of a plurality of operational systems constituting a fault-tolerant system. The plurality of operational systems have an identical configuration including a processor system. The monitoring device includes a processor. The processor executes instruction to read data from a predetermined storage area in a memory of an accessory device to be monitored, connected to the processor system. The processor further executes instruction to compare the read data with reference data held in advance. The processor further executes instruction to separate the processor system connected to the accessory device to be monitored from the fault-tolerant system when the read data is different from the reference data.

Monitoring device, fault-tolerant system, and control method

A fault-tolerant computer system that includes a computer including a virtual machine on which a guest operating system (OS) is operating and a computer in operation, the computer including a snapshot manager that saves a guest OS snapshot, which includes difference information at each checkpoint, of the guest OS in a memory of the computer, and sends an instruction at each checkpoint to copy the guest OS snapshot as a guest OS snapshot to a memory of a computer via a transfer unit, and that computer includes a snapshot manager that activates a guest OS based on the guest OS snapshot when the computer stops.

Fault-tolerant computer system, fault-tolerant computer system control method and recording medium storing control program for fault-tolerant computer system

Rank numbers specified by a second counter are refreshed in sequence by using a count value of a first counter which is initialized by a synchronous reset signal and counts timing for performing refresh, and the rank numbers specified by a refresh rank control unit are continuously refreshed in sequence in the case where the synchronous reset signal is active.

Memory synchronization method and refresh control circuit

A bus snoop control circuit of the present invention, which is connected to a bus, includes a first circuit which determines whether or not the bus snoop control circuit snoops data based on an address obtained from the bus. A bus system of the present invention includes a bus, a plurality of circuit boards and a plurality of first circuits. Each of the first circuits is provided in each of the circuit boards and determines whether or not corresponding one of the circuit boards snoops data based on an address obtained from the bus. A method for controlling a snoop in a circuit board connected to a bus of the present invention includes obtaining an address from the bus and determining whether or not the board snoops data based on the address.

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Tokyo, Japan

Yukihiro Tanaka