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Kayahara, JP
Kousaku Kayahara, Himeji-Shi JP
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| 20100121485 | Coin processing unit - A wrapping unit for wrapping and forming a predetermined number of stacked coins into a coin-roll is arranged in a lower region of a machine body. A coin storing and feeding unit and sending unit are arranged side by side in a width direction of the machine body above the wrapping unit. Thus, the machine body is downsized in its width direction. | 05-13-2010 |
Masato Kayahara, Shizuoka JP
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| 20100254857 | CLEANING DEVICE AND AUTOMATIC ANALYZER - A cleaning device that cleans a liquid storage part of a vessel for storing liquid. The cleaning device includes: a cleaning liquid discharge nozzle that discharges cleaning liquid to the liquid storage part; a first overflow suction nozzle of which tip is positioned above the tip of the cleaning liquid discharge nozzle, that sucks the liquid containing the cleaning liquid from the liquid storage part; a second overflow suction nozzle of which tip is positioned above the tip of the first overflow suction nozzle, that sucks the liquid containing the cleaning liquid from the liquid storage part; and a clog detecting unit that detects clog in one of the first and second overflow suction nozzles. | 10-07-2010 |
Masato Kayahara, Izunokuni-Shi JP
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| 20090191094 | ANALYZER - An analyzer according to an aspect of the present invention includes a stirring area where reaction liquid is stirred; a B/F separation area where a B/F separation of the reaction liquid is carried out; and a turntable which can sequentially transfer a reaction vessel containing the reaction liquid to the areas. The reaction vessels adjacent to each other in the stirring area are shaken in opposite directions. | 07-30-2009 |
Masayuki Kayahara, Tokyo JP
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| 20090296906 | IMAGE SHARING SYSTEM - An image sharing system includes: a server apparatus; first and second client apparatuses, which are communicably connected with the server apparatus; first and second telephone terminals associated with the first and second client apparatuses respectively; a connection control apparatus for controlling the connection between the first telephone terminal and the second telephone terminal; and a communication terminal including a camera part for photographing a subject, and an image sending part for sending image data representing the image outputted from the camera part, wherein the server apparatus includes a share-image sending part for sending an image represented by image data sent from the communication terminal as a share image to both the first and the second client apparatuses when the first telephone terminal is connected with the second telephone terminal, and both the first and the second client apparatuses include a share-image display part for displaying the share image. | 12-03-2009 |
Naoki Kayahara, Chino-Shi JP
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| 20080231858 | Printing Device, Method of Controlling Printing Device, and Recording Medium - A printing device includes a light input unit that inputs light fluxes emitted from a light source to a measurement-target surface of a print medium on which an image is printed at a predetermined incidence angle, an image pickup unit that picks up an image of the measurement-target surface by collecting reflection light fluxes, which are reflected from the measurement-target surface of the print medium within a predetermined range of reflection angles, for the light fluxes input by the light input unit, receiving the collected light fluxes using a plurality of light receiving elements, and performing a photoelectric conversion process for the light fluxes received by the plurality of light receiving elements, and a measurement-target surface status value calculating unit that calculates a status value of the measurement-target surface representing a status relating to appropriateness or inappropriateness of the measurement-target surface of the print medium for printing based on image data having luminance information of the image picked up by the image pickup unit. | 09-25-2008 |
| 20090141078 | Liquid ejecting device - A liquid ejecting device includes a head unit having a first nozzle array and a second nozzle array that ejects a liquid of a same type as that of the first nozzle array and a movement mechanism that moves at least one between a target in which the liquid lands and the head unit in a movement direction that intersects with a direction of nozzle arrangement of each of the nozzle arrays. The second nozzle array is disposed in a position deviated from the first nozzle array in the movement direction and is disposed in a position deviated from the first nozzle array in the intersection direction such that an end part of the second nozzle array is located in a center part of the first nozzle array in the intersection direction that intersects with the movement direction. | 06-04-2009 |
| 20090273631 | Liquid ejecting apparatus - A liquid ejecting apparatus includes a first head having a first nozzle group in which nozzles from which a first liquid is ejected are aligned in a nozzle-row direction at a predetermined pitch and a second nozzle group in which nozzles from which a second liquid is ejected are aligned in the nozzle-row direction at the predetermined pitch, the nozzles in the first nozzle group being positioned between the nozzles in the second nozzle group in the nozzle-row direction; a second head having a third nozzle group in which nozzles from which the first liquid is ejected are aligned in the nozzle-row direction at the predetermined pitch and a fourth nozzle group in which nozzles from which the second liquid is ejected are aligned in the nozzle-row direction at the predetermined pitch, the nozzles in the third nozzle group being positioned between the nozzles in the fourth nozzle group in the nozzle-row direction; and a moving mechanism that moves the first head and the second head relative to a medium in a direction intersecting the nozzle-row direction. In the nozzle-row direction, the nozzles in the third nozzle group are positioned between the nozzles in the first nozzle group, and the nozzles in the fourth nozzle group are positioned between the nozzles in the second nozzle group. | 11-05-2009 |
| 20100026745 | LIQUID EJECTING APPARATUS - A liquid ejecting apparatus includes a head including: a first nozzle column where nozzles ejecting a first liquid are aligned in a predetermined direction at a predetermined interval; a second nozzle column where nozzles ejecting the first liquid are aligned in the predetermined direction at the predetermined interval; a third nozzle column where nozzles ejecting a second liquid are aligned in the predetermined direction at the predetermined interval; and a fourth nozzle column where nozzles ejecting the second liquid are aligned in the predetermined direction at the predetermined interval, wherein the first nozzle column is disposed off of the second nozzle column in a direction intersecting the predetermined direction, and the interval between a nozzle at an end portion of the first nozzle column and a nozzle at an end portion of the second nozzle column is the predetermined interval in the predetermined direction, wherein the fourth nozzle column is disposed off the third nozzle column in the direction intersecting the predetermined direction, and the interval between a nozzle at an end portion of the third nozzle column and a nozzle at an end portion of the fourth nozzle column is the predetermined interval in the predetermined direction, wherein the second nozzle column and the third nozzle column are disposed to be aligned in the predetermined direction, and wherein the liquids are ejected from the second nozzle column and the third nozzle column according to a common driving signal. | 02-04-2010 |
| 20100045727 | LIQUID EJECTING APPARATUS AND LIQUID EJECTING METHOD - A liquid ejecting apparatus includes: a head that ejects a liquid on a medium positioned in a printable area; a transporting unit that transports a first medium and a second medium successively in a transport direction; a first supporting member that supports a transport-direction upstream side end portion of the first medium and moves in the transport direction according to transportation of the first medium; and a second supporting member that supports a transport-direction downstream side end portion of the second medium and moves in the transport direction according to transportation of the second medium. | 02-25-2010 |
Naoki Kayahara, Suwa-Shi JP
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| 20100118069 | PRINTER AND PRINTING METHOD - A printer has a head ejecting an ink including a colorant, water, an alcoholic solvent, and a surfactant to form an image, and a control portion controlling the head so as not to eject the ink to edge pixels when the image is formed on a medium. In the above printer, the alcoholic solvent contains at least one slightly water-soluble alkanediol. | 05-13-2010 |
Naoki Kayahara, Chino JP
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| 20110175961 | PRINT CONDITION SETTING METHOD IN PRINTING DEVICE - In a printing device includes a plurality of heads corresponding to black K ink and colored inks C, M, and Y, wherein the heads are extended in a direction orthogonal to a conveying direction of a medium and are disposed in parallel from the upstream side to the downstream side, and ink droplets are discharged and deposited on the medium in order from the heads while the medium is being conveyed, a print condition setting method includes the steps of setting an order in accordance with the extent of concentration irregularity in the composite colors RGB; and creating, within the discharge order of the inks, the most separation of discharge order between the two colored inks that manifest the composite color having the greatest concentration irregularity, and inserting K ink between the discharge orders of the two colored inks that manifest the composite colors having the second greatest concentration irregularity. | 07-21-2011 |
Yasufumi Kayahara, Saitama-Shi JP
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| 20090103945 | TONER CARTRIDGE - The present invention provides an exchangeable toner cartridge which can be attached to or detached from an apparatus main body. The toner cartridge includes the toner transfer member which is provided along a longitudinal direction of the toner cartridge and which can rotate. At the first range of the upstream side in a toner transfer direction the toner transfer member is formed into a substantially spiral shape, and at the second range of the downstream side in the toner transfer direction on a side of a toner supply port, toner transfer member has a shape different from that of the first range. | 04-23-2009 |
Yasufumi Kayahara, Tokyo JP
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| 20110158669 | IMAGE FORMING APPARATUS - The present invention prevents a toner bottle from being erroneously determined to be empty and allows toner to be reliably refilled into a hopper and thus a developing unit in an image forming apparatus including the developing unit configured to develop an electrostatic latent image formed on an image carrier, using toner. | 06-30-2011 |
| 20110176838 | DEVELOPING DEVICE AND IMAGE FORMING APPARATUS - Provided is a developing device capable of, with a simple structure, preventing occurrence of image degradation ascribable to a distribution of an amount of fall in a longitudinal direction due to developer replenishment within a developer container. An upper rim portion of a developer regulating wall for adjusting an amount of a developer falling along a developer transport direction of a developer transport path is inclined so as to become low in height in the developer transport direction of the developer transport path. A width of a surface in the developer transport direction of the developer transport path is enlarged along the developer transport direction of the developer transport path. A wall is formed by the developer transported on the developer transport path, and the developer transported in a longitudinal direction is transported in the longitudinal direction while breaking a wall of the developer itself. | 07-21-2011 |