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Kyoji Doi, Okayama JP
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| 20090012721 | FLUORESCENCE DETECTING DEVICE AND FLUORESCENCE DETECTING METHOD - A fluroescene detecting device irradiates an object to be measured with a laser beam, receives fluroescene generated from the object and processes a fluorescence signal generated when receiving the fluroescene. The device includes a laser light source section outputting the laser beam for irradiating the object, a light receiving section outputting the fluorescene signal of the fluorescene generated by the irradiated object, a light source control section generates a modulatioon signal having a frequency in order to time-modulate an intensity of the laser beam, and a processing section that calculates a flurescene relaxation time of the fluorescene of the object based on the fluorescene relaxation time of the fluorescene of the object based on the fluorescene relaxation time of the fluorescene of the object based on the fluorescene signal output from the light receiving section. From the detection values acquired by the device including the phase information on the fluorescene, the intensity of the fluorescene is calculated. | 01-08-2009 |
Kyoji Matsumoto, Koganei-Shi JP
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| 20090173879 | GAS ANALYZING METHOD AND GAS ANALYZING APPARATUS - Ions obtained through EI process from a first gas are subjected to mass analysis to obtain ion intensities which are stored in a first file, and ions obtained through soft ionization process from a second gas having same concentration of components as that of the first gas are subjected to mass analysis to obtain ion intensities which stored in a second file, and molecular weights are determined based on parent ions from soft ionization measurement data. A mass spectrum corresponding to the determined molecular weight is read out based on an NIST database, and the ion intensity data stored in the first file and the read out NIST data are compared with each other, and component molecules of the first gas are determined based on the comparison results. Qualitative analysis of mixed gas can be conducted in real time with high accuracy by making effective use of the measurement data of both mass analysis based on EI process and mass analysis based on soft ionization process. | 07-09-2009 |
Kyoji Nakamura, Koza-Gun JP
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| 20080293131 | Culture observation equipment - The present application includes a culture chamber, an observation chamber having an optical system of observation to observe samples to be cultured in the culture chamber, and a movement stage provided at a boundary which separates the culture chamber and the observation chamber, functioning as a wall to maintain an environment of both of the chambers, bearing the samples, and moving the samples on a light axis of observation of the optical system of observation. Due to such an arrangement, a culture observation equipment which has good response and excellent environmental resistance can be achieved, preventing problems such as the overall size of the device became large, maintenance work was difficult, and device cost became expensive. | 11-27-2008 |
Kyoji Oda, Gamagori-City JP
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| 20110106367 | In-vehicle apparatus and method for controlling same - An in-vehicle apparatus changes icon appearance of gadget-associated icons according to travel impediment information associated with respective gadgets during the travel of a vehicle. The icon appearance has an improved recognizability if the icon is associated with a gadget that does not impede the travel of the vehicle, or has a worsened recognizability if the icon is associated with a gadget that impedes the travel of the vehicle. As a result, the in-vehicle apparatus allows a user to easily recognize whether a gadget-associated icon has impeding operation steps or non-impeding operation steps for the execution of the respective gadgets, thereby enabling a safer travel of the vehicle. | 05-05-2011 |
| 20110106377 | In-vehicle apparatus - An in-vehicle apparatus is disclosed. The in-vehicle apparatus is configured to perform a timer operation, acquire vehicle state information, and control the timer operation of the timer means in such manner that: the in-vehicle apparatus starts the timer operation when determining based on the vehicle state information that a condition for starting the timer operation is satisfied; and the in-vehicle apparatus stops the timer operation when determining based on the vehicle state information that a condition for stopping the timer operation is satisfied. | 05-05-2011 |
| 20110106379 | In-vehicle system - An in-vehicle system is disclosed. The in-vehicle system includes a display unit, a navigation apparatus storing therein a first flash player, and an in-vehicle apparatus storing therein a second flash player. The navigation apparatus and the in-vehicle apparatus are provided separately from each other. The first flash player and the second flash player are respectively operable to play back display data so that the display unit displays a display screen made by the play back. The navigation apparatus and the in-vehicle apparatus can respectively perform a process of starting the first flash player and a process of starting the second flash player, independently of each other. | 05-05-2011 |
Kyoji Oishi, Hyogo JP
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| 20110052213 | METHOD, APPARATUS AND SYSTEM FOR REDIRECTING INFRARED CONTROL CODES OVER A NETWORK FOR CONTROL AND PROCESSING - A networked bypass controller of the present invention receives IR codes transmitted from an IR transmitter (often a handheld device) and the controller is configured to either process the IR codes normally, or to perform actions, such as translation or association of the codes with stored function commands, on the IR codes transmitted. The networked bypass controller of the present invention can then send the resulting commands to one or more playout devices over a network to a device controller(s) for causing a response/change in an associated device(s). | 03-03-2011 |
| 20110083093 | APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR DISPLAYING LOG INFORMATION - The present invention relates to an apparatus for displaying log information, comprising: a receiving unit for receiving at least one content and correlation information; the correlation information including correlation that correlates each of a plurality of segments formed at a display and each of the at least one content outputted to the plurality of segments, an output unit for outputting the at least one content to the plurality of segments based on the correlation information; and a processor; wherein the processor is configured to generate the log information including segment information and content information, the log information representing content output history, the segment information identifying each of the plurality of segments, and the content information identifying each of the at least one content, extract part of the log information based on either of the segment information or the content information, and output the extracted log information. | 04-07-2011 |
Kyoji Osozawa, Hitachi JP
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| 20110110637 | OPTICAL FIBER, END PART PROCESSING METHOD OF OPTICALFIBER, AND END PART PROCESSING APPARATUS OF OPTICAL FIBER - An optical fiber that has no bubbles in the ultraviolet ray curable resin filled inside the air holes to seal the end parts thereof, an end part processing method of the optical fiber, and an end part processing apparatus of the optical fiber, are provided. In an end part processing method of an optical fiber that is comprised of a core and a cladding formed around the core, the cladding having a refraction index lower than that of the core and has a plurality of air holes formed therein along the axis of the core, wherein the end part process of the optical fiber is to form sealed portions on the ends of the air holes by sealing them with ultraviolet ray curable resin, the method is characterized in that the sealed portion is formed by heating the end of the optical fiber. | 05-12-2011 |
Kyoji Sekiguchi, Ibaraki JP
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| 20100313709 | METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING ALLOY POWDERS BASED ON TITANIUM, ZIRCONIUM AND HAFNIUM, ALLOYED WITH THE ELEMENTS NI, CU, TA, W, RE, OS AND IR - A method for manufacturing alloy powders based on titanium, zirconium and hafnium alloyed with the elements Ni, Cu, Ta, W, Re, Os, and Ir is described in which an oxide of Ti and Zr and Hf is mixed with a metal powder of the elements named and with a reducing agent, and wherein this mixture is heated in a furnace, optionally under a argonate atmosphere or, optionally under hydrogen atmosphere until the reducing reaction begins, the reaction product is leached and then washed and dried, wherein the oxide used has an average grain size of 0.5 to 20 μm, a specific surface area according to BET of 0.5 20 m | 12-16-2010 |
| 20100317028 | BIOASSAY METHOD FOR YOKUKANSAN - The invention intends to find out an in-vitro bioassay system capable of ensuring qualities of yokukansan to a higher degree, and provides a bioassay method for yokukansan, comprising competitively reacting labeled ligand and a test sample containing yokukansan with cells or cell membranes expressing serotonin 1A receptors, and measuring binding activity of yokukansan from the amount of the labeled ligand bound, and a bioassay method for yokukansan, comprising reacting labeled GTP and a test sample containing yokukansan with cells or cell membranes expressing serotonin 1A receptors, and measuring receptor-agonist activity of yokukansan from the amount of the labeled GTP bound. | 12-16-2010 |
Kyoji Sekiguchi, Utsunomiya-Shi JP
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| 20100283970 | FUNDUS CAMERA - A fundus camera includes an observation photographing unit having a focusing lens to perform focusing of an imaging unit on a fundus of a subject's eye, a lens driving unit configured to drive the focusing lens in an optical axis direction, and a focusing control unit configured to calculate a focusing evaluation value based on image information of a predetermined area of a fundus image captured by the observation photographing unit, and drive the focusing lens based on the focusing evaluation value, thereby performing focusing, wherein the focusing control unit moves the focusing lens from a previous photographing position of the focusing lens by a predetermined moving amount, and then performs the focusing. | 11-11-2010 |
| 20110007272 | FUNDUS CAMERA - A fundus camera that obtains focus evaluation values by scanning, in which a focusing lens moves a predetermined distance according to a photographing mode before the focusing lens starts scanning for obtaining focus evaluation values. | 01-13-2011 |
| 20110007274 | OPHTHALMIC APPARATUS - When the fundus camera is positioned on the same side as the subject's eye relative to an appropriate position (front-focus state), the positioning index light source turned on in blue produces most-focused positioning index images. The positioning index light sources become more blurred in order of green and red. When the camera is positioned on the opposite side of the subject's eye relative to the appropriate position (rear-focus state), the positioning index light source turned on in red produces most-focused images. The positioning index light sources become more blurred in order of green and blue. Based on a degree of the blur of the individual positioning index images in red, green, and blue reflected by the cornea of the subject's eye, the calculation unit calculates whether to move the camera body closer to or farther away from the subject's eye and allows the display unit to display the information. | 01-13-2011 |
| 20110051090 | OPHTHALMOLOGIC PHOTOGRAPHING APPARATUS - An ophthalmologic photographing apparatus includes an optical system, a pedestal, an auxiliary lens configured to be able to be inserted into and retracted from the optical system, a focusing lens, a focusing lens driving unit configured to move the focusing lens along an optical axis, a pedestal position detection unit configured to detect that the pedestal is away from the subject's eye by a predetermined distance, an auxiliary lens insertion detection unit configured to detect that the auxiliary lens is inserted into the optical system, a storage unit configured to store a position of the focusing lens, and a control unit configured to cause the focusing lens driving unit to move the focusing lens to a predetermined position stored in the storage unit based on outputs from the pedestal position detection unit and the auxiliary lens insertion detection unit. | 03-03-2011 |
Kyoji Shibuya, Kyoto-Shi JP
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| 20110048108 | GAS SENSOR - The present invention is intended to provide a gas sensor that can detect low concentration NO | 03-03-2011 |
Kyoji Yoshino, Shinjuku-Ku JP
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| 20100254602 | IMAGE PROCESSING APPARATUS AND METHOD AND A COMPUTER-READABLE RECORDING MEDIUM ON WHICH AN IMAGE PROCESSING PROGRAM IS STORED - An image processing apparatus converts an input data indicative of a fish-eye image into an output data indicative of a plane image. The apparatus includes an input data conversion unit that converts the fish-eye image into the input data including an input data pixel information and an input data color information; a fish-eye image corrected address generating unit that generates, based on the input data pixel information, an output data pixel information; an input data color information acquiring unit that acquires the input data color information based on a pattern of a color filter array; an output data color information calculating unit that calculates, based on the input data color information, an output data color information; an output data generating unit that generates the output data including the output data pixel information and the output data color information; and a storage unit that stores the input and output data. | 10-07-2010 |