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| 20080225311 | Image forming apparatus, image forming method and computer readable medium - An image forming apparatus includes a combining unit, an image forming unit, a verification unit and a controller. The combining unit combines data from a first path and data from a second path. The image forming unit forms a combined image based on combined image data which is obtained by combining, by the combining unit, original image data from the first path and additional image data from the second path and which is transmitted through a third path. The verification unit verifies combined data which is obtained by combining, by the combining unit, verification data from the first path and verification data from the second path and which is transmitted through the third path. The controller detects, based on a verification result by the verification unit, falsification of data in the first path, the second path and the third path. | 09-18-2008 |
| 20090001722 | Coupler - As shown in FIG. | 01-01-2009 |
| 20090015918 | DISPLAY DEVICE, DISPLAY CONTROLLING METHOD, AND PROGRAM - A display device which is capable of generating more parallaxes without reducing resolution and an image quality, a display controlling method, and a program are provided. An aperture ratio of a light source is set as 1/N, and liquid lenses are disposed at distances of focal lengths of the first liquid lens and the second liquid lens from the light source, respectively. A position controlling portion changes a position of a nonpolar liquid by a size of each of luminescent pixels as represented by the first liquid lens and the second liquid lens, which results in that emitted lights from respective luminescent pixels pass through either the first liquid lens or the second liquid lens to be emitted in directions different from one another as shown in the form of lights. The present embodiments can be applied to a parallax image displaying device. | 01-15-2009 |
| 20090102827 | DRIVING METHOD FOR DISPLAY APPARATUS - A display apparatus is capable of performing a gradation display and a high-speed low-power-consumption display by controlling the colored state of each pixel to an appropriate state. A driving method for the display apparatus displays images through deposition and dissolution of a metal by impressing a predetermined voltage on each pixel. A voltage pulse or AC voltage having an amplitude of not more than a threshold for deposition of the metal is impressed, and a writing pulse or an erasing pulse is controlled according to the resultant current. Alternatively, an additional writing pulse is impressed when the current is lowered to or below a predetermined value, after the writing. Further, the state of the pixel is detected through the current, and a rewriting operation is selected according to the detected state. | 04-23-2009 |
| 20090173734 | Refuelling Container - A convex stripe | 07-09-2009 |
| 20090195850 | LIQUID OPTICAL ELEMENT - A liquid optical element is provided and includes: an insulating film; a wall structure arranged upright on the insulating film to surround a region on the insulating film; a first electrode arranged in contact with the insulating film; a second electrode arranged to face the first electrode; and a polar liquid and a nonpolar liquid sealed between the insulating film and the second electrode to a state where the polar liquid and the nonpolar liquid are separated from each other. One of the polar liquid and the nonpolar liquid is transparent, while the other is opaque. At least one of the first electrode and the second electrode has an aperture or a notch in a region corresponding to the region surrounded by the wall structure. | 08-06-2009 |
| 20090250425 | Screw-Type Cap and Safety Cap - There are provided a screw-type cap which can secure necessary fastening torque (opening torque) even in a case of a container having a plug having a foremost end portion of a small diameter and also a safety cap which cannot be opened by only rotation and therefore has a child resistance effect. A safety cap | 10-08-2009 |
| 20090269651 | Coupler for a fuel cell | 10-29-2009 |
| 20100053717 | LIQUID DEVICE, LIQUID DEVICE MANUFACTURING APPARATUS AND METHOD, AND IMAGE DISPLAY DEVICE - The present invention relates to a liquid device, liquid device manufacturing apparatus and method, and an image display device that are so configured as to achieve increase in the capacitance and allow suppression of breakdown. An insulating film | 03-04-2010 |
| 20100108634 | FUEL BOTTLE FOR A FUEL CARTRIDGE USING THE SAME. - A fuel bottle | 05-06-2010 |
| 20100157181 | LENS ARRAY DEVICE AND IMAGE DISPLAY - The lens array device includes: first and second substrates; a first electrode group formed on the first substrate to include transparent electrodes extending in a first direction; a second electrode group formed on the second substrate to include transparent electrodes extending in a second direction; and a liquid crystal layer with refractive index anisotropy arranged between the first and second substrates to produce a lens effect by changing the liquid crystal molecule alignment. The liquid crystal layer electrically changes into one of three states according to voltages applied to the first and second electrode groups. The three states include a state with no lens effect, a first lens state where a lens effect of a first cylindrical lens extending in the first direction is produced, and a second lens state where a lens effect of a second cylindrical lens extending in the second direction is produced. | 06-24-2010 |
| 20100186836 | COUPLER | 07-29-2010 |
| 20100195190 | LENS ARRAY DEVICE AND IMAGE DISPLAY DEVICE - A lens array device and an image display device using the lens array device, which allow a lens effect characteristic different from that of a single variable lens array to be easily obtained, are provided. The lens array device includes a variable lens array and a fixed lens array. The variable lens array includes a plurality of variable lenses each having electrically-adjustable refracting power. The fixed lens array includes a plurality of fixed lenses each provided in correspondence to each of the plurality of variable lenses. Each of the fixed lenses has a refracting power which, once a corresponding variable lens has come to have a first refracting power, allows the first refracting power to be cancelled out. | 08-05-2010 |
| 20100238277 | STEREOSCOPIC DISPLAY DEVICE - A stereoscopic display device includes: a display panel having a display screen on which two-dimensional image is displayed, and configured to polarize image light of the image-displaying into a particular polarization direction; and a lens array element disposed to oppose the display screen of the display panel, and having a liquid crystal layer which includes liquid crystal molecules having a refractive index anisotropy and aligned in a predetermined orientation direction under no application of voltage. The lens array element is configured to electrically change the alignment of the liquid crystal molecules to generate a lens effect, and configured to selectively change a state of passing therethrough of the image light exiting from the display panel. The predetermined orientation direction of the liquid crystal molecules of the lens array element and the polarization direction of the image light are parallel to each other. | 09-23-2010 |
| 20100259697 | STEREOSCOPIC DISPLAY - A stereoscopic display includes: a display panel configured to display an image in either one of two or more arrangement states including a first arrangement state and a second arrangement state which are switchable with each other; and a lens array device arranged to face a display surface of the display panel. The lens array device produces a lens effect in a direction, the direction of effect being changed between in the first arrangement state and in the second arrangement state. The display panel includes an array of a plurality of sub-pixels, and a combination of sub-pixels used as a unit pixel is changed between in the first arrangement state and in the second arrangement state. | 10-14-2010 |
