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| − | ==Patent applications for FUJIFILM Corporation on December 28th, 2023==
| + | '''Summary of the patent applications from FUJIFILM Corporation on December 28th, 2023''' |
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| − | ===ENDOSCOPE SYSTEM AND METHOD OF OPERATING THE SAME ([[18463966. ENDOSCOPE SYSTEM AND METHOD OF OPERATING THE SAME simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18463966]])===
| + | FUJIFILM Corporation has filed several recent patents related to various technologies. These include patents for a piezoelectric film with improved performance, a light absorption anisotropic film with high adhesiveness, a conductive member with a regular repeating pattern, a piezoelectric element with reduced wrinkles, a durable and high-performance piezoelectric film, an imaging element with flexible output options, a high-speed imaging element with cut-out processing, a detection and positioning system, a surveillance camera control apparatus using machine learning, and a composition for treating semiconductors. |
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| | + | Summary of recent patents filed by FUJIFILM Corporation: |
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| + | - Piezoelectric film: A patent application for a piezoelectric film with high performance, made of a polymer-based piezoelectric composite material. It includes electrode layers and has circular piezoelectric particles in the cross section. |
| | + | - Light absorption anisotropic film: A patent application for a film formed using a liquid crystal composition, providing excellent adhesiveness and high alignment degree. It has potential applications in image display devices and liquid crystal compositions. |
| | + | - Conductive member: A patent application for a conductive member with a regular repeating pattern of non-conductive portions in a conductive film. It enables precise control of the arrangement and direction of the non-conductive portions, with potential applications in touchscreen technology and flexible electronics. |
| | + | - Piezoelectric element: A patent application for a piezoelectric element that prevents wrinkles in laminated piezoelectric films. It includes multiple piezoelectric films with embedded particles and electrode layers, providing improved reliability and durability. |
| | + | - Durable piezoelectric film: A patent application for a piezoelectric film with improved durability, high sound pressure output, reduced resistance, and suppressed heat generation. It includes an interlayer with carbon and/or metal, with potential applications in acoustic devices and energy harvesting. |
| | + | - Imaging element: A patent application for an imaging element that performs analog/digital conversion, stores captured image data, and provides flexible output options with different frame rates or data amounts. It has potential applications in digital cameras, surveillance systems, and medical imaging devices. |
| | + | - High-speed imaging element: A patent application for an imaging element that captures high-speed image data, performs processing, and outputs at a lower frame rate. It includes cut-out processing to extract specific parts of the image, with potential applications in high-speed imaging and surveillance systems. |
| | + | - Detection and positioning system: A patent application for a system that detects a target and associates it with a landmark, displaying the detected or estimated position. It has potential applications in navigation systems, augmented reality, and location-based services. |
| | + | - Surveillance camera control apparatus: A patent application for a control apparatus that uses machine learning to detect objects and adjust the imaging range of a surveillance camera. It has potential applications in surveillance systems, security systems, and traffic monitoring. |
| | + | - Semiconductor treatment composition: A patent application for a composition that suppresses etching of silicon germanium and increases the etching rate of silicon. It has potential applications in semiconductor manufacturing, integrated circuits, and nanotechnology. |
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| + | Notable applications: |
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| | + | - Piezoelectric sensors |
| | + | - Energy harvesting devices |
| | + | - Actuators in microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) |
| | + | - Medical devices such as ultrasound transducers |
| | + | - Image display devices |
| | + | - Liquid crystal compositions |
| | + | - Touchscreen technology |
| | + | - Flexible electronics |
| | + | - Printed circuit boards |
| | + | - Conductive coatings |
| | + | - Surveillance systems |
| | + | - Medical imaging devices |
| | + | - Industrial inspection systems |
| | + | - Navigation systems |
| | + | - Augmented reality applications |
| | + | - Location-based services |
| | + | - Acoustic devices such as speakers and microphones |
| | + | - Sensing devices for pressure, acceleration, and vibration |
| | + | - Traffic monitoring and management systems |
| | + | - Wildlife monitoring and conservation efforts |
| | + | - Semiconductor manufacturing |
| | + | - Integrated circuits |
| | + | - Nanotechnology |
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| − | The abstract of the patent application describes a method for detecting a target and acquiring its position information using landmarks. If the target is detected, the position information of a landmark is associated with the actual position of the target. If the target is not detected but the landmark is, a target non-detection display process is performed by displaying a landmark position display circle on a display.
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| − | * The method detects a target and acquires its position information.
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| − | * Landmarks are detected to obtain position information of the landmarks.
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| − | * The position information of the landmarks is associated with the actual position information of the target.
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| − | * If the target is not detected but the landmark is, a target non-detection display process is performed.
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| − | * The target non-detection display process displays a landmark position display circle on a display.
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| − | == Potential Applications ==
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| − | * Object detection and tracking systems
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| − | * Augmented reality applications
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| − | * Navigation and mapping systems
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| − | * Robotics and autonomous vehicles
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| − | == Problems Solved == | + | ==Patent applications for FUJIFILM Corporation on December 28th, 2023== |
| − | * Accurate detection and tracking of targets
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| − | * Associating position information with detected targets
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| − | * Providing visual feedback when a target is not detected
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| − | == Benefits ==
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| − | * Improved accuracy in target detection and tracking
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| − | * Enhanced situational awareness
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| − | * Real-time visual feedback on target detection status
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| − | * Simplified user interface for target tracking systems
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| − | '''Abstract'''
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| − | In a case where the detection target is detected, a landmark LM is detected to acquire position information of the landmark LM, and the position information of the landmark LM is associated with actual position information of the detection target. In a case where the detection target is not detected and the landmark LM is detected, a target non-detection display process of displaying a landmark position display circle on a display is performed.
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| − | ===ENDOSCOPE IMAGE PROCESSING APPARATUS, ENDOSCOPE IMAGE PROCESSING METHOD, AND ENDOSCOPE IMAGE PROCESSING PROGRAM ([[18463269. ENDOSCOPE IMAGE PROCESSING APPARATUS, ENDOSCOPE IMAGE PROCESSING METHOD, AND ENDOSCOPE IMAGE PROCESSING PROGRAM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18463269]])=== | |
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| | '''Main Inventor''' | | '''Main Inventor''' |
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| − | Misaki GOTO
| + | Masahiro KUBO |
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| − | '''Brief explanation'''
| + | ===ENDOSCOPE IMAGE PROCESSING APPARATUS, ENDOSCOPE IMAGE PROCESSING METHOD, AND ENDOSCOPE IMAGE PROCESSING PROGRAM ([[18463269. ENDOSCOPE IMAGE PROCESSING APPARATUS, ENDOSCOPE IMAGE PROCESSING METHOD, AND ENDOSCOPE IMAGE PROCESSING PROGRAM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18463269]])=== |
| − | The abstract describes an endoscope image processing apparatus that includes a processor. The processor performs various processes such as acquiring a time-series endoscope image, recognizing a scene based on the image, retaining the scene recognition result, acquiring magnification information, and controlling the output of the scene recognition result based on the acquired magnification information.
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| − | * The processor acquires a time-series endoscope image.
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| − | * The processor recognizes a scene based on the endoscope image.
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| − | * The processor retains the scene recognition result.
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| − | * The processor acquires magnification information related to the endoscope image.
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| − | * The processor controls and outputs the retained scene recognition result based on the acquired magnification information.
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| − | Potential applications of this technology:
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| − | * Medical field: This technology can be used in endoscopy procedures to automatically recognize different scenes within the body, providing valuable information to medical professionals.
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| − | * Surgical assistance: By automatically recognizing scenes during surgery, this technology can assist surgeons in navigating and identifying specific areas of interest.
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| − | * Research and development: The scene recognition capability can be used in research and development of new endoscope systems and imaging techniques.
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| − | Problems solved by this technology:
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| − | * Manual scene recognition: This technology eliminates the need for manual identification and recognition of scenes in endoscope images, saving time and effort.
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| − | * Accurate scene recognition: The automated scene recognition process ensures consistent and accurate identification of scenes, reducing the risk of human error.
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| − | * Real-time feedback: By controlling and outputting the scene recognition result, this technology provides real-time feedback to medical professionals, aiding in decision-making and improving patient care.
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| − | Benefits of this technology:
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| − | * Efficiency: The automated processes save time and effort by eliminating the need for manual scene recognition.
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| − | * Accuracy: The technology ensures accurate and consistent scene recognition, reducing the risk of misinterpretation.
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| − | * Real-time feedback: Medical professionals can receive real-time feedback on the recognized scenes, enabling prompt decision-making and intervention if necessary.
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| − | '''Abstract'''
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| − | In an endoscope image processing apparatus including a processor, the processor is configured to execute: an endoscope image acquiring process of acquiring a time-series endoscope image; a scene recognizing process of recognizing a scene based on the endoscope image; a scene-recognition-result retaining process of causing a retaining unit to retain a scene recognition result of the recognized scene; a magnification information acquiring process of acquiring magnification information from an endoscope system or the endoscope image, the magnification information being related to a magnification ratio of the endoscope image or whether or not the endoscope image is magnified; and an output control process of controlling and outputting the scene recognition result retained in the retaining unit based on the acquired magnification information.
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| | ===ENDOSCOPE ([[18466826. ENDOSCOPE simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18466826]])=== | | ===ENDOSCOPE ([[18466826. ENDOSCOPE simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18466826]])=== |
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| | Masaya INOUE | | Masaya INOUE |
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| − | An endoscope is described in this patent application. The endoscope includes an insertion part that is inserted into a body, and first and second angle knobs that can change the direction of the distal end of the insertion part. The endoscope also includes an angle knob attaching shaft that is inserted into the first and second angle knobs. A distal end of the angle knob attaching shaft is engaged with an angle knob locking member via a pressing member. When the angle knob locking member is engaged with the angle knob attaching shaft, the movement of the first and second angle knobs towards the distal end side of the angle knob attaching shaft is regulated.
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| − | * The endoscope includes an insertion part, angle knobs, an angle knob attaching shaft, and an angle knob locking member.
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| − | * The angle knobs can change the direction of the distal end of the insertion part.
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| − | * The angle knob attaching shaft is inserted into the angle knobs.
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| − | * The angle knob locking member is engaged with the distal end of the angle knob attaching shaft via a pressing member.
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| − | * When the angle knob locking member is engaged, the movement of the angle knobs towards the distal end side of the angle knob attaching shaft is regulated.
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| − | ==Potential Applications==
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| − | * Medical procedures requiring endoscopy, such as gastrointestinal examinations or surgeries.
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| − | * Industrial inspections in confined spaces where a flexible endoscope is needed.
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| − | ==Problems Solved==
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| − | * Provides a mechanism to regulate the movement of angle knobs, ensuring stability and control during endoscopic procedures.
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| − | * Prevents unintended movement of the angle knobs towards the distal end of the endoscope.
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| − | ==Benefits==
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| − | * Improved precision and control during endoscopic procedures.
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| − | * Enhanced safety by preventing accidental movement of the angle knobs.
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| − | * Simplified design and operation of the endoscope.
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| − | '''Abstract'''
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| − | An endoscope includes an insertion part to be inserted into a body, and first and second angle knobs that change a direction of a distal end of the insertion part. An angle knob attaching shaft is inserted into the first and second angle knobs. An angle knob locking member is engaged with a distal end of the angle knob attaching shaft via a pressing member. When the angle knob locking member is engaged with the angle knob attaching shaft, movement of the first and second angle knobs toward a distal end side of the angle knob attaching shaft is regulated.
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| | ===ULTRASOUND DIAGNOSTIC APPARATUS AND CONTROL METHOD OF ULTRASOUND DIAGNOSTIC APPARATUS ([[18462277. ULTRASOUND DIAGNOSTIC APPARATUS AND CONTROL METHOD OF ULTRASOUND DIAGNOSTIC APPARATUS simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18462277]])=== | | ===ULTRASOUND DIAGNOSTIC APPARATUS AND CONTROL METHOD OF ULTRASOUND DIAGNOSTIC APPARATUS ([[18462277. ULTRASOUND DIAGNOSTIC APPARATUS AND CONTROL METHOD OF ULTRASOUND DIAGNOSTIC APPARATUS simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18462277]])=== |
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| | Riko KOSHINO | | Riko KOSHINO |
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| − | The patent application describes an ultrasound diagnostic apparatus and a control method that can easily detect movement of debris in a cyst. Here are the key points:
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| − | * The ultrasound diagnostic apparatus includes a debris specifying unit that identifies debris in the cyst.
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| − | * It uses a first ultrasound image and a second ultrasound image to determine the movement of the debris.
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| − | * The second ultrasound image is captured after applying an external force to the cyst or while the external force is acting on the cyst.
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| − | * A debris movement information providing unit provides information about the movement of the specified debris between the first and second ultrasound images.
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| − | Potential applications of this technology:
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| − | * Medical diagnosis: This technology can be used in the field of medical imaging to detect and monitor the movement of debris in cysts, which can help in the diagnosis and treatment of various medical conditions.
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| − | * Obstetrics and gynecology: The ultrasound diagnostic apparatus can be used to monitor the movement of debris in ovarian cysts or other cysts related to reproductive health.
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| − | * Urology: This technology can be applied to detect and track debris movement in urinary tract cysts, aiding in the diagnosis and management of urological conditions.
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| − | Problems solved by this technology:
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| − | * Improved detection of debris movement: The apparatus and control method provide a more efficient and accurate way to identify and track the movement of debris in cysts, which can be challenging using traditional ultrasound imaging techniques.
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| − | * Enhanced diagnostic capabilities: By providing information about the movement of debris, this technology can assist healthcare professionals in making more informed diagnoses and treatment decisions.
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| − | * Non-invasive monitoring: Ultrasound imaging is a non-invasive technique, and this technology allows for the monitoring of debris movement without the need for invasive procedures.
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| − | * Ease of use: The ultrasound diagnostic apparatus simplifies the process of recognizing debris movement in cysts, making it easier for healthcare professionals to interpret ultrasound images.
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| − | * Real-time monitoring: The ability to capture and compare ultrasound images in real-time allows for immediate assessment of debris movement, enabling prompt medical interventions if necessary.
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| − | * Improved patient care: By providing accurate information about debris movement, this technology can contribute to better patient care and treatment outcomes in various medical specialties.
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| − | '''Abstract'''
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| − | Provided are an ultrasound diagnostic apparatus capable of easily recognizing movement of debris in a cyst and a control method of the ultrasound diagnostic apparatus. The ultrasound diagnostic apparatus includes a debris specifying unit that specifies debris in the cyst from each of a first ultrasound image acquired by the image acquisition unit , and a second ultrasound image acquired by the image acquisition unit by imaging the cyst from the same direction as a direction in a case of capturing the first ultrasound image with respect to the cyst after an external force different from an external force in a case of capturing the first ultrasound image has acted on the cyst or in a state where the external force is acting on the cyst, and a debris movement information providing unit that provides information regarding movement of the debris, which is specified by the debris specifying unit , in the cyst between the first ultrasound image and the second ultrasound image.
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| | ===ULTRASOUND DIAGNOSTIC APPARATUS AND CONTROL METHOD OF ULTRASOUND DIAGNOSTIC APPARATUS ([[18463218. ULTRASOUND DIAGNOSTIC APPARATUS AND CONTROL METHOD OF ULTRASOUND DIAGNOSTIC APPARATUS simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18463218]])=== | | ===ULTRASOUND DIAGNOSTIC APPARATUS AND CONTROL METHOD OF ULTRASOUND DIAGNOSTIC APPARATUS ([[18463218. ULTRASOUND DIAGNOSTIC APPARATUS AND CONTROL METHOD OF ULTRASOUND DIAGNOSTIC APPARATUS simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18463218]])=== |
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| − | The abstract describes a patent application for an ultrasound diagnostic apparatus and a control method that make it easier for users to access information stored in a tag of an ultrasound image. The apparatus displays an ultrasound image with a breast schema image showing the position of the ultrasound probe during imaging. It includes a text information conversion unit that converts the probe's position on the breast schema image into text information, and a text information storage unit that stores this converted information in a tag attached to the ultrasound image.
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| − | * The ultrasound diagnostic apparatus displays ultrasound images with a superimposed breast schema image.
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| − | * A text information conversion unit converts the position of the ultrasound probe on the breast schema image into text information.
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| − | * The converted text information is stored in a tag attached to the ultrasound image.
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| − | * The tag allows users to easily access and retrieve the stored text information.
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| − | == Potential Applications ==
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| − | * Medical imaging and diagnostics
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| − | * Breast cancer screening and diagnosis
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| − | * Ultrasound-guided procedures and interventions
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| − | == Problems Solved ==
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| − | * Difficulty in accessing and utilizing information stored in ultrasound images
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| − | * Lack of efficient methods to annotate and retrieve specific information related to ultrasound imaging
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| − | == Benefits ==
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| − | * Improved user experience and ease of use in accessing information
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| − | * Enhanced efficiency in reviewing and analyzing ultrasound images
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| − | * Facilitates communication and collaboration among healthcare professionals involved in ultrasound diagnostics
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| − | An ultrasound diagnostic apparatus and a control method of an ultrasound diagnostic apparatus that enable a user to easily use information stored in a tag of an ultrasound image are provided. An ultrasound diagnostic apparatus () displays an ultrasound image on which a breast schema image showing a position of an ultrasound probe () in imaging is superimposed, and includes a text information conversion unit () that converts the position of the ultrasound probe () plotted on the breast schema image into text information, and a text information storage unit () that stores the text information converted by the text information conversion unit () in a tag attached to the ultrasound image.
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| | ===ULTRASOUND TRANSDUCER ([[18465661. ULTRASOUND TRANSDUCER simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18465661]])=== | | ===ULTRASOUND TRANSDUCER ([[18465661. ULTRASOUND TRANSDUCER simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18465661]])=== |
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| | Atsushi OSAWA | | Atsushi OSAWA |
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| − | The abstract describes an ultrasound transducer with multiple piezoelectric elements arranged on a backing material. The transducer includes multiple acoustic matching layers laminated on each piezoelectric element. One of these layers consists of acoustic matching pieces that are narrower than the piezoelectric elements in the arrangement direction.
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| − | * The ultrasound transducer has multiple piezoelectric elements arranged on a backing material.
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| − | * Each piezoelectric element is laminated with multiple acoustic matching layers.
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| − | * At least one of the acoustic matching layers consists of narrower acoustic matching pieces.
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| − | * The narrower acoustic matching pieces have a width smaller than the piezoelectric elements in the arrangement direction.
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| − | * Medical imaging: The ultrasound transducer can be used in medical imaging devices to generate high-resolution images of internal organs and tissues.
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| − | * Non-destructive testing: The transducer can be used in industrial applications for inspecting materials and structures without causing damage.
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| − | * Veterinary medicine: The technology can be applied in veterinary ultrasound devices for diagnosing and monitoring animals.
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| − | * Improved acoustic matching: The use of narrower acoustic matching pieces helps to enhance the matching between the transducer and the medium being imaged, resulting in improved signal transmission and reception.
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| − | * Reduced crosstalk: The arrangement of piezoelectric elements with narrower acoustic matching layers helps to minimize interference between adjacent elements, reducing crosstalk and improving image quality.
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| − | * Enhanced resolution: The technology allows for better focusing and resolution of ultrasound waves, leading to clearer and more detailed images.
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| − | * Higher image quality: The improved acoustic matching and reduced crosstalk result in higher-quality ultrasound images with better clarity and detail.
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| − | * Improved performance: The transducer's enhanced resolution and focusing capabilities contribute to more accurate diagnoses and evaluations.
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| − | * Versatility: The technology can be applied in various ultrasound applications, including medical imaging, industrial testing, and veterinary medicine.
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| − | Provided is an ultrasound transducer in which a plurality of piezoelectric elements () are arranged on a backing material along an arrangement direction, the ultrasound transducer () including a plurality of acoustic matching layers () laminated on each piezoelectric element (), in which at least one acoustic matching layer () among the plurality of acoustic matching layers () consists of at least one acoustic matching piece (A, B) having a width narrower than a width of the piezoelectric element () in the arrangement direction.
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| | ===IMAGE DISPLAY APPARATUS AND CONTROL METHOD OF IMAGE DISPLAY APPARATUS ([[18319408. IMAGE DISPLAY APPARATUS AND CONTROL METHOD OF IMAGE DISPLAY APPARATUS simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18319408]])=== | | ===IMAGE DISPLAY APPARATUS AND CONTROL METHOD OF IMAGE DISPLAY APPARATUS ([[18319408. IMAGE DISPLAY APPARATUS AND CONTROL METHOD OF IMAGE DISPLAY APPARATUS simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18319408]])=== |
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| − | The patent application describes an image display apparatus and control method for improving the interpretation efficiency of multiple ultrasound images.
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| − | * The apparatus includes an analysis unit that collects probe positional information and imaging feature information of a lesion and imaging range in each ultrasound image.
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| − | * An image extraction unit then extracts the ultrasound image that matches a specific display layout by referring to the probe positional information and imaging feature information.
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| − | * Finally, a display controller displays the extracted ultrasound image on a monitor based on the display layout.
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| − | * Medical imaging: This technology can be used in medical settings to enhance the interpretation of ultrasound images, allowing healthcare professionals to efficiently analyze and diagnose various conditions.
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| − | * Research and development: The image display apparatus can be utilized in research and development of new ultrasound imaging techniques, improving the efficiency and accuracy of image analysis.
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| − | * Interpretation efficiency: By extracting and displaying ultrasound images based on specific criteria, this technology helps healthcare professionals quickly identify and analyze relevant information, improving interpretation efficiency.
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| − | * Image organization: The display layout ensures that the ultrasound images are presented in a structured and organized manner, making it easier for users to navigate and compare different images.
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| − | * Improved efficiency: The image display apparatus streamlines the interpretation process by extracting and displaying relevant ultrasound images, reducing the time and effort required for analysis.
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| − | * Enhanced accuracy: By providing a structured display layout, this technology helps users accurately interpret ultrasound images and identify important details, leading to more accurate diagnoses.
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| − | * User-friendly interface: The organized display layout and intuitive controls of the image display apparatus make it user-friendly and accessible to healthcare professionals with varying levels of expertise.
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| − | There are provided an image display apparatus and a control method of the image display apparatus which can improve interpretation efficiency of a plurality of ultrasound images. An analysis unit acquires probe positional information of an ultrasound probe, and imaging feature information regarding a position of a lesion part and an imaging range in each of the plurality of ultrasound images, an image extraction unit extracts an ultrasound image conforming to a display layout, from the plurality of ultrasound images by referring to the probe positional information and the imaging feature information, and a display controller displays the extracted ultrasound image on a monitor according to the display layout.
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| − | The patent application describes an ultrasound diagnostic apparatus and a control method that improve the accuracy of diagnosing a lesion in a subject. Here are the key points:
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| − | * The apparatus includes an image feature calculation unit that analyzes multiple ultrasound images of a lesion in a subject and calculates a multidimensional image feature for each image.
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| − | * A score calculation unit then calculates a score for the lesion in each ultrasound image based on the multidimensional image feature.
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| − | * A determination unit uses the scores to make a determination about the lesion in each ultrasound image.
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| − | * An extraction unit selects the ultrasound image that best represents the determination result as a basis image.
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| − | * The determination result and the basis image are displayed on a monitor using a display controller.
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| − | * Medical diagnosis: The ultrasound diagnostic apparatus can be used by healthcare professionals to accurately diagnose and monitor lesions in patients.
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| − | * Research and development: The apparatus can aid in the development of new diagnostic techniques and improve understanding of various medical conditions.
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| − | * Improved accuracy: By analyzing multiple ultrasound images and calculating multidimensional image features, the apparatus helps healthcare professionals make more accurate determinations about lesions.
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| − | * Efficient diagnosis: The extraction of a basis image simplifies the diagnostic process by providing a single image that represents the determination result.
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| − | * Accurate diagnosis: The apparatus improves the accuracy of diagnosing lesions, leading to better treatment decisions and patient outcomes.
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| − | * Time-saving: The extraction of a basis image reduces the need for healthcare professionals to review multiple ultrasound images, saving time and improving efficiency.
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| − | There are provided an ultrasound diagnostic apparatus and a control method of the ultrasound diagnostic apparatus which allow a user to accurately perform a diagnosis for a lesion part. The ultrasound diagnostic apparatus includes an image feature calculation unit that calculates a multidimensional image feature in each of a plurality of ultrasound images in which a lesion part of a subject is imaged, by analyzing the plurality of ultrasound images; a score calculation unit that calculates a score of the lesion part in each of the plurality of ultrasound images on the basis of the multidimensional image feature; a determination unit that performs determination on the lesion part on the basis of the score calculated for each of the plurality of ultrasound images; an extraction unit that extracts the ultrasound image best representing a determination result of the determination unit from the plurality of ultrasound images, as a basis image; a monitor; and a display controller that displays the determination result of the determination unit and the basis image extracted by the extraction unit on the monitor.
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| | ===ULTRASOUND DIAGNOSTIC APPARATUS AND CONTROL METHOD FOR ULTRASOUND DIAGNOSTIC APPARATUS ([[18463376. ULTRASOUND DIAGNOSTIC APPARATUS AND CONTROL METHOD FOR ULTRASOUND DIAGNOSTIC APPARATUS simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18463376]])=== | | ===ULTRASOUND DIAGNOSTIC APPARATUS AND CONTROL METHOD FOR ULTRASOUND DIAGNOSTIC APPARATUS ([[18463376. ULTRASOUND DIAGNOSTIC APPARATUS AND CONTROL METHOD FOR ULTRASOUND DIAGNOSTIC APPARATUS simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18463376]])=== |
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| | Hiroshi MURAKAMI | | Hiroshi MURAKAMI |
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| − | The patent describes an ultrasound diagnostic apparatus that includes an ultrasound probe and an apparatus main body wirelessly connected to the probe. The probe includes a B-mode processing unit and an M-mode processing unit, a wireless communication circuit, and a probe control unit. The B-mode processing unit generates a B-mode image, the M-mode processing unit generates an M-mode image, and the wireless communication circuit transmits these images to the apparatus main body. The probe control unit controls the wireless communication circuit to alternately transmit a certain number of lines of B-mode images and the M-mode image.
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| − | * The ultrasound probe includes a transducer array for ultrasound scanning.
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| − | * The B-mode processing unit generates a B-mode image based on reception signals acquired during ultrasound scanning.
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| − | * The M-mode processing unit generates an M-mode image based on reception signals acquired during ultrasound scanning.
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| − | * The wireless communication circuit wirelessly transmits the B-mode image and the M-mode image to the apparatus main body.
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| − | * The probe control unit controls the wireless communication circuit to alternately transmit a certain number of lines of B-mode images and the M-mode image.
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| − | * The B-mode image and the M-mode image transmitted from the probe are displayed on the monitor of the apparatus main body.
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| − | * Medical imaging and diagnostics
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| − | * Obstetrics and gynecology
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| − | * Simplifies the wireless transmission of ultrasound images from the probe to the main body.
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| − | * Allows for the display of both B-mode and M-mode images on the monitor.
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| − | * Provides a more efficient and streamlined ultrasound diagnostic process.
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| − | * Improved convenience and flexibility for medical professionals.
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| − | * Enhanced image quality and diagnostic capabilities.
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| − | * Increased efficiency and productivity in ultrasound examinations.
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| − | There is provided an ultrasound diagnostic apparatus including: an ultrasound probe including a transducer array; and an apparatus main body wirelessly connected to the ultrasound probe and including a monitor, in which the ultrasound probe includes: a B-mode processing unit and an M-mode processing unit configured to generate a B-mode image and an M-mode image, respectively, based on reception signals acquired by performing ultrasound scanning using the transducer array; a wireless communication circuit configured to wirelessly transmit the B-mode image and the M-mode image to the apparatus main body; and a probe control unit configured to control the wireless communication circuit such that, each time generation of a certain number of lines of B-mode images, which is less than the number of scanning lines in a single frame of the B-mode image, is completed, wireless transmission of the certain number of lines of B-mode images generated by the B-mode processing unit and wireless transmission of the M-mode image generated by the M-mode processing unit are alternately performed, and the B-mode image and the M-mode image wirelessly transmitted from the ultrasound probe to the apparatus main body are displayed on the monitor.
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| | ===PRODUCTION METHOD FOR THERAPEUTIC AGENT FOR ARTHROSIS, AND THERAPEUTIC AGENT FOR ARTHROSIS ([[18463631. PRODUCTION METHOD FOR THERAPEUTIC AGENT FOR ARTHROSIS, AND THERAPEUTIC AGENT FOR ARTHROSIS simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18463631]])=== | | ===PRODUCTION METHOD FOR THERAPEUTIC AGENT FOR ARTHROSIS, AND THERAPEUTIC AGENT FOR ARTHROSIS ([[18463631. PRODUCTION METHOD FOR THERAPEUTIC AGENT FOR ARTHROSIS, AND THERAPEUTIC AGENT FOR ARTHROSIS simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18463631]])=== |
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| | Kentaro NAKAMURA | | Kentaro NAKAMURA |
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| − | The patent application describes a method for producing a therapeutic agent for arthrosis using mesenchymal stem cells. Here are the key points:
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| − | * The method involves culturing a population of mesenchymal stem cells and imaging them to acquire a cell image.
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| − | * The cell image is then analyzed to determine the density of the mesenchymal stem cells present.
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| − | * Colonies formed by the mesenchymal stem cells in the population are detected based on the density information.
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| − | * The population is sorted based on the average size of the detected colonies or the colony forming unit.
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| − | * The sorted population is then used to produce a therapeutic agent for arthrosis.
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| − | Potential applications of this technology:
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| − | * Treatment of arthrosis: The therapeutic agent produced using this method can be used to treat arthrosis, a degenerative joint disease.
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| − | * Regenerative medicine: Mesenchymal stem cells have the potential to differentiate into various cell types, making them valuable for regenerative medicine applications.
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| − | Problems solved by this technology:
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| − | * Efficient production: The method allows for the efficient production of a therapeutic agent for arthrosis by sorting the population of mesenchymal stem cells based on colony size or colony forming unit.
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| − | * Quality control: By analyzing the density of the mesenchymal stem cells and detecting colonies, the method ensures that the therapeutic agent is produced from a population of high-quality cells.
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| − | Benefits of this technology:
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| − | * Improved efficacy: The sorted population of mesenchymal stem cells can potentially result in a therapeutic agent with enhanced efficacy in treating arthrosis.
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| − | * Standardization: The method provides a standardized approach to producing a therapeutic agent for arthrosis, ensuring consistent quality and effectiveness.
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| − | There are provided a production method for a therapeutic agent for arthrosis, in which a population including a plurality of mesenchymal stem cells being cultured is imaged to acquire a cell image, the cell image is analyzed to derive density information on the mesenchymal stem cells in the cell image, colonies, which are formed by the mesenchymal stem cells in the population, are detected based on the density information, and the population is sorted based on at least one of an average colony size or a colony forming unit, which is derived from the detected colonies, and provided a therapeutic agent for arthrosis, which is produced by the production method for a therapeutic agent for arthrosis.
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| | ===ASSAY APPARATUS AND CARTRIDGE ([[18466099. ASSAY APPARATUS AND CARTRIDGE simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18466099]])=== | | ===ASSAY APPARATUS AND CARTRIDGE ([[18466099. ASSAY APPARATUS AND CARTRIDGE simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18466099]])=== |
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| | Seishi IKAMI | | Seishi IKAMI |
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| − | The patent application describes an assay apparatus used for an immunochromatographic assay.
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| − | * The apparatus includes an illumination unit that emits light to illuminate an observation region, including an assay region.
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| − | * The color development state in the assay region changes depending on whether the sample is positive or negative.
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| − | * The illumination unit can be brought into contact with the outer shell of the cartridge in a loaded state.
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| − | * The emission end portion of the illumination unit is separated from the opening portion on the outer surface of the outer shell.
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| − | * The separated position guides the incident light from the emission end portion to the inner edge of the opening portion by transmitting the light through the outer shell.
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| − | Potential applications of this technology:
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| − | * Immunochromatographic assays in medical diagnostics.
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| − | * Point-of-care testing for rapid and accurate detection of diseases.
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| − | * Environmental monitoring for detecting contaminants or pathogens.
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| − | Problems solved by this technology:
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| − | * Provides a simplified and efficient assay apparatus for immunochromatographic assays.
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| − | * Allows for easy illumination of the assay region to observe color development.
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| − | * Prevents interference from external light sources.
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| − | Benefits of this technology:
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| − | * Improved accuracy and reliability of immunochromatographic assays.
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| − | * Simplified design and operation of the assay apparatus.
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| − | * Enhanced portability and ease of use for point-of-care testing.
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| − | An assay apparatus used for an immunochromatographic assay, the assay apparatus comprising an illumination unit that has an emission end portion for emitting light that illuminates an observation region including an assay region in which a color development state changes depending on whether a sample is positive or negative, where the illumination unit makes it possible to dispose at least a part of the emission end portion, in a state of being brought into contact, in a position separated from an opening portion on an outer surface of the outer shell of the cartridge in a loaded state, the position being capable of guiding a light incident into the outer shell from the emission end portion to an inner edge of the opening portion by transmitting the incident light through the outer shell.
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| | ===PRINTING SYSTEM, OPERATION SYSTEM, PRINTER, AND TERMINAL ([[18460301. PRINTING SYSTEM, OPERATION SYSTEM, PRINTER, AND TERMINAL simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18460301]])=== | | ===PRINTING SYSTEM, OPERATION SYSTEM, PRINTER, AND TERMINAL ([[18460301. PRINTING SYSTEM, OPERATION SYSTEM, PRINTER, AND TERMINAL simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18460301]])=== |
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| | Ryuichiro TAKAI | | Ryuichiro TAKAI |
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| − | The patent application describes a printing system consisting of a printer and a terminal that can communicate wirelessly. The printer has a portable main body, a movement detection unit, and a processor. The terminal has a display unit and a processor.
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| − | * The printer's movement detection unit detects movements of the printer main body.
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| − | * The printer's processor transmits a first control signal to the terminal when it detects a first movement and a second control signal when it detects a second movement.
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| − | * The terminal's processor receives the control signals from the printer.
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| − | * The terminal's display unit shows a first operation screen when it receives the first control signal and a second operation screen when it receives the second control signal.
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| − | * This printing system could be used in offices or homes where wireless communication between a printer and a terminal is desired.
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| − | * It could be used in mobile printing applications where a portable printer is needed.
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| − | ==Problems Solved==
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| − | * This system eliminates the need for physical connections between the printer and the terminal, making it more convenient and flexible.
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| − | * The movement detection feature allows for automatic switching of operation screens on the terminal, enhancing user experience.
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| − | ==Benefits==
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| − | * Wireless communication between the printer and terminal allows for greater mobility and flexibility in printing.
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| − | * The automatic switching of operation screens based on printer movements simplifies the user interface and improves efficiency.
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| − | A printing system includes a printer and a terminal capable of wirelessly communicating with each other. The printer include a portable printer main body, a movement detection unit that detects a movement of the printer main body, and a first processor configured to transmit a first control signal to the terminal in a case where a first movement is detected by the movement detection unit, and transmit a second control signal to the terminal in a case where a second movement is detected by the movement detection unit. The terminal includes a display unit, a second processor configured to receive the control signals from the printer; and display a first operation screen on the display unit in a case where the first control signal is received, and display a second operation screen on the display unit in a case where the second control signal is received.
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| | ===PIEZOELECTRIC ELEMENT, PIEZOELECTRIC FILM, AND MANUFACTURING METHOD FOR PIEZOELECTRIC FILM ([[18464273. PIEZOELECTRIC ELEMENT, PIEZOELECTRIC FILM, AND MANUFACTURING METHOD FOR PIEZOELECTRIC FILM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18464273]])=== | | ===PIEZOELECTRIC ELEMENT, PIEZOELECTRIC FILM, AND MANUFACTURING METHOD FOR PIEZOELECTRIC FILM ([[18464273. PIEZOELECTRIC ELEMENT, PIEZOELECTRIC FILM, AND MANUFACTURING METHOD FOR PIEZOELECTRIC FILM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18464273]])=== |
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| | Seigo NAKAMURA | | Seigo NAKAMURA |
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| − | The patent application describes a piezoelectric film made of a perovskite-type oxide that exhibits a unique current-voltage profile when a voltage is applied. The profile shows two maximum values and is obtained by sweeping the voltage from -40 V to +40 V at a rate of 10 kV/cm·sec while the film is sandwiched between two electrode layers.
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| − | * The piezoelectric film is made of a perovskite-type oxide.
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| − | * The current-voltage profile of the film has two maximal values.
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| − | * The profile is obtained by applying a voltage sweep from -40 V to +40 V at a rate of 10 kV/cm·sec.
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| − | * The film is sandwiched between two electrode layers.
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| − | * Energy harvesting: The unique current-voltage profile of the piezoelectric film can be utilized to convert mechanical energy into electrical energy, making it suitable for energy harvesting applications.
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| − | * Sensing and actuation: The film's piezoelectric properties can be utilized for sensing and actuation purposes, such as in pressure sensors or actuators.
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| − | * Electronics: The film's unique characteristics can be integrated into electronic devices, such as transistors or memory devices, to enhance their performance.
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| − | * Limited energy conversion efficiency: The piezoelectric film's unique current-voltage profile addresses the issue of limited energy conversion efficiency in traditional piezoelectric materials, allowing for improved energy harvesting capabilities.
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| − | * Limited sensing and actuation capabilities: The film's piezoelectric properties provide enhanced sensing and actuation capabilities compared to conventional materials, enabling more precise and efficient sensing and actuation applications.
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| − | * Performance limitations in electronic devices: By integrating the film's unique characteristics into electronic devices, performance limitations can be overcome, leading to improved functionality and efficiency.
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| − | * Improved energy conversion efficiency: The piezoelectric film's current-voltage profile with two maximal values allows for higher energy conversion efficiency, enabling more effective energy harvesting.
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| − | * Enhanced sensing and actuation capabilities: The film's piezoelectric properties provide improved sensitivity and responsiveness for sensing and actuation applications, leading to more accurate and efficient performance.
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| − | * Enhanced functionality in electronic devices: Integrating the film's unique characteristics into electronic devices can enhance their functionality, enabling improved performance and efficiency.
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| − | The piezoelectric film is a piezoelectric film containing a perovskite-type oxide as a main component, in which a current-voltage profile showing a relationship between a voltage and a current that flows in a case where the voltage is applied has two maximal values, where the current-voltage profile is acquired in a case where the voltage is sweep-applied from −40 V to +40 V at a first change rate of 10 kV/cm·sec while the piezoelectric film is sandwiched between a pair of electrode layers.
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| | ===POLYMERIZABLE COMPOSITION AND DECORATIVE FILM ([[18346788. POLYMERIZABLE COMPOSITION AND DECORATIVE FILM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18346788]])=== | | ===POLYMERIZABLE COMPOSITION AND DECORATIVE FILM ([[18346788. POLYMERIZABLE COMPOSITION AND DECORATIVE FILM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18346788]])=== |
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| | Yuko SUZUKI | | Yuko SUZUKI |
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| − | The abstract describes a polymerizable composition that includes a liquid crystal compound and a chiral compound. The composition has a high proportion of compounds with polymerizable groups.
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| − | * The composition contains a liquid crystal compound represented by Formula (1) and a chiral compound.
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| − | * The proportion of compounds with polymerizable groups is at least 60% by mass.
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| − | * The composition can be polymerized to form various materials with desired properties.
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| − | This technology has potential applications in various fields, including:
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| − | * Display technology: The polymerizable composition can be used to create liquid crystal displays with improved performance and efficiency.
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| − | * Optical devices: The composition can be used to fabricate optical devices such as lenses, filters, and waveguides.
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| − | * Photovoltaics: The composition can be used to develop materials for solar cells with enhanced light absorption and conversion efficiency.
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| − | The polymerizable composition addresses the following problems:
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| − | * Low proportion of polymerizable compounds: Previous compositions had a lower proportion of compounds with polymerizable groups, limiting their potential for polymerization and material formation.
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| − | * Limited control over material properties: The absence of a chiral compound in previous compositions restricted the ability to tune the properties of the resulting materials.
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| − | The use of the polymerizable composition offers several benefits:
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| − | * Enhanced polymerization: The high proportion of polymerizable compounds allows for efficient and complete polymerization, resulting in improved material formation.
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| − | * Tunable material properties: The inclusion of a chiral compound provides control over the properties of the resulting materials, allowing for customization based on specific application requirements.
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| − | * Versatile applications: The composition can be used in various fields, enabling the development of a wide range of functional materials.
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| − | Provided are a polymerizable composition containing a liquid crystal compound represented by Formula (1) and a chiral compound, in which a proportion of a total amount of a compound including one polymerizable group is 60% by mass or more with respect to a total amount of a compound including at least one polymerizable group; and an application thereof.
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| | ===PROTECTIVE LAYER AND FOLDABLE DEVICE ([[18467450. PROTECTIVE LAYER AND FOLDABLE DEVICE simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18467450]])=== | | ===PROTECTIVE LAYER AND FOLDABLE DEVICE ([[18467450. PROTECTIVE LAYER AND FOLDABLE DEVICE simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18467450]])=== |
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| | Ayako MATSUMOTO | | Ayako MATSUMOTO |
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| − | The abstract describes a protective layer for a foldable device with a glass cover window. The layer can be made of a polymerized substance with hydrogen bonding groups and multiple (meth)acryloyl groups, a compound with a metal coordinate bond, or a compound with a host-guest binding.
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| − | * The protective layer is designed for use in foldable devices with glass cover windows.
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| − | * It can be made of a polymerized substance with hydrogen bonding groups and multiple (meth)acryloyl groups.
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| − | * Alternatively, it can be made of a compound with a metal coordinate bond.
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| − | * It can also be made of a compound with a host-guest binding.
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| − | * Foldable smartphones and tablets
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| − | * Flexible displays
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| − | * Wearable devices with foldable screens
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| − | * Protects the glass cover window of foldable devices from scratches and damage
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| − | * Enhances the durability and longevity of foldable devices
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| − | * Provides a flexible and protective layer for foldable screens
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| − | * Improved protection for foldable devices
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| − | * Increased lifespan of foldable screens
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| − | A protective layer to be used in a foldable device having a cover window containing glass, contains: at least one of the following (A), (B), or (C), wherein (A) is a polymerized substance of a polymerizable compound which has one or more hydrogen bonding group and three or more (meth)acryloyl groups in a molecule of the polymerizable compound, in which a hydrogen-bonding proton value is 3.5 mol/kg or more and a (meth)acryloyl value is 4.8 mol/kg or more, (B) is a compound including a metal coordinate bond, and (C) is a compound including a host-guest binding.
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| | ===IMAGE RECORDING METHOD, IMAGE RECORDED MATERIAL, INK SET, AND LAMINATE AND PRODUCTION METHOD THEREOF ([[18461894. IMAGE RECORDING METHOD, IMAGE RECORDED MATERIAL, INK SET, AND LAMINATE AND PRODUCTION METHOD THEREOF simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18461894]])=== | | ===IMAGE RECORDING METHOD, IMAGE RECORDED MATERIAL, INK SET, AND LAMINATE AND PRODUCTION METHOD THEREOF ([[18461894. IMAGE RECORDING METHOD, IMAGE RECORDED MATERIAL, INK SET, AND LAMINATE AND PRODUCTION METHOD THEREOF simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18461894]])=== |
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| | Masao IKOSHI | | Masao IKOSHI |
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| − | The patent application describes a method for recording images using white and colored inks on an impermeable base material. The method involves preparing a white ink and a colored ink, both containing organic solvents, water, and pigments. The image is recorded by applying the inks onto the base material, with specific conditions for the mass of solvents and pigments.
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| − | * The method involves preparing a white ink and a colored ink containing specific ingredients.
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| − | * The inks are applied onto an impermeable base material to record an image.
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| − | * The total mass of organic solvents used is limited to 5.5 g/m or less.
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| − | * The mass of white pigment used is at least 0.4 g/m in overlapping regions of white and colored inks.
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| − | * Printing industry: The method can be used for high-quality image printing on various materials.
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| − | * Packaging industry: It can be applied to create visually appealing designs on packaging materials.
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| − | * Advertising and marketing: The method allows for the production of vibrant and detailed images for promotional materials.
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| − | * Improved image quality: The use of specific inks and controlled mass ratios of solvents and pigments ensures better image clarity and color reproduction.
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| − | * Reduced ink consumption: By optimizing the ink formulation, the method minimizes the amount of ink required for image recording.
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| − | * Enhanced durability: The use of an impermeable base material and specific ink composition improves the longevity and resistance of the recorded image.
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| − | * High-quality images: The method enables the production of sharp, vibrant, and detailed images.
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| − | * Cost-effective: By reducing ink consumption, the method helps to lower production costs.
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| − | * Long-lasting results: The recorded images exhibit improved durability and resistance to fading or smudging.
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| − | An image recording method includes: preparing a white ink that contains a white pigment, a first organic solvent having a boiling point of 120° C. or higher, and water; preparing a colored ink that contains a colored pigment other than the white pigment, a second organic solvent having a boiling point of 120° C. or higher, and water; and recording an image by applying each of the white ink and the colored ink onto an impermeable base material, in which an image is recorded under conditions that a total mass of the first organic solvent and the second organic solvent is 5.5 g/mor less, and a mass of the white pigment is 0.4 g/mor greater in a region where a region to which the white ink is applied and a region to which the colored ink is applied overlap each other in plan view.
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| | ===CHEMICAL LIQUID AND TREATMENT METHOD ([[18462804. CHEMICAL LIQUID AND TREATMENT METHOD simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18462804]])=== | | ===CHEMICAL LIQUID AND TREATMENT METHOD ([[18462804. CHEMICAL LIQUID AND TREATMENT METHOD simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18462804]])=== |
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| | Yuta SHIGENOI | | Yuta SHIGENOI |
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| − | The patent application describes a chemical liquid that can effectively etch aluminum oxide on a substrate and has a high selectivity for etching aluminum oxide over a specific metal oxide. The liquid is alkaline and contains hydroxy acids, quaternary ammonium compounds, trialkylamines, and water.
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| − | * The chemical liquid has excellent etching ability for aluminum oxide on a substrate.
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| − | * The liquid also has excellent etching selectivity between aluminum oxide and a specific metal oxide.
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| − | * The liquid contains at least one hydroxy acid, a quaternary ammonium compound, a trialkylamine, and water.
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| − | * The liquid is alkaline in nature.
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| − | * Semiconductor manufacturing: The chemical liquid can be used for etching aluminum oxide layers in the fabrication of semiconductor devices.
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| − | * Surface treatment: The liquid can be used for surface preparation and cleaning of substrates in various industries, such as electronics, automotive, and aerospace.
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| − | * Etching aluminum oxide: The chemical liquid provides an effective solution for etching aluminum oxide layers on substrates.
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| − | * Selective etching: The liquid offers high selectivity for etching aluminum oxide over a specific metal oxide, enabling precise and controlled etching processes.
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| − | * Enhanced etching ability: The chemical liquid provides excellent etching ability for aluminum oxide, ensuring efficient and precise etching processes.
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| − | * Selectivity control: The liquid offers high selectivity for etching aluminum oxide over a specific metal oxide, allowing for selective etching and avoiding damage to desired materials.
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| − | * Versatile application: The liquid can be used in various industries for different purposes, such as semiconductor manufacturing and surface treatment.
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| − | Provided is a chemical liquid that has an excellent etching ability for an Al oxide on a substrate and excellent etching selectivity between Al oxide and a specific metal oxide. Also provided is a treatment method using the chemical liquid. The chemical liquid contains at least one hydroxy acid selected from the group consisting of a hydroxy acid and a salt thereof, a quaternary ammonium compound, a trialkylamine, and water, and is alkaline.
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| | ===INSPECTION TOOL AND INSPECTION METHOD ([[18465992. INSPECTION TOOL AND INSPECTION METHOD simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18465992]])=== | | ===INSPECTION TOOL AND INSPECTION METHOD ([[18465992. INSPECTION TOOL AND INSPECTION METHOD simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18465992]])=== |
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| − | The present invention is an inspection tool that can easily determine if a virus-inactivating light has been radiated and if harmful light to the human body has been radiated.
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| − | * The inspection tool has two display portions:
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| − | * The first display portion shows a visual change before and after being irradiated with light in the wavelength range of 200 to 280 nm.
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| − | * The second display portion shows a visual change before and after being irradiated with light in the wavelength range of more than 230 nm and 280 nm or less, but not in the range of 200 to 230 nm.
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| − | * Virus inactivation: The inspection tool can be used to verify if a virus-inactivating light has been properly applied to surfaces or objects to eliminate viruses.
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| − | * Safety in light exposure: It can be used to ensure that harmful light, which can cause damage to the human body, is not present in certain environments or products.
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| − | Problems solved by this technology:
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| − | * Verification of virus inactivation: The inspection tool provides a simple and efficient way to confirm if virus-inactivating light has been used effectively, ensuring proper disinfection.
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| − | * Safety assurance: By detecting harmful light, the tool helps prevent potential health risks associated with exposure to specific wavelengths.
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| − | Benefits of this technology:
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| − | * Easy inspection: The tool allows for quick visual confirmation of light exposure, simplifying the inspection process.
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| − | * Versatility: It can be used in various settings, such as hospitals, laboratories, or public spaces, to ensure proper virus inactivation and safety measures.
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| − | * Cost-effective: The inspection tool provides a cost-effective solution for verifying light exposure, reducing the need for complex equipment or specialized training.
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| − | With the present invention, it is possible to provide an inspection tool capable of easily inspecting whether or not light which inactivates a virus or the like has been radiated and easily inspecting whether or not light which is harmful to the human body has been radiated. The inspection tool of the present invention includes a first display portion and a second display portion, in which the first display portion is a display portion which indicates a visual change before and after irradiation of the inspection tool with light having at least any of wavelengths in a wavelength range of 200 to 280 nm, and the second display portion is a display portion which does not indicate a visual change before and after irradiation of the inspection tool with light in a wavelength range of 200 to 230 nm, but indicates a visual change before and after irradiation of the inspection tool with light having at least any of wavelengths in a wavelength range of more than 230 nm and 280 nm or less.
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| | ===LIGHT ABSORPTION ANISOTROPIC FILM, LAMINATE, AND IMAGE DISPLAY DEVICE ([[18462136. LIGHT ABSORPTION ANISOTROPIC FILM, LAMINATE, AND IMAGE DISPLAY DEVICE simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18462136]])=== | | ===LIGHT ABSORPTION ANISOTROPIC FILM, LAMINATE, AND IMAGE DISPLAY DEVICE ([[18462136. LIGHT ABSORPTION ANISOTROPIC FILM, LAMINATE, AND IMAGE DISPLAY DEVICE simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18462136]])=== |
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| | Yasukazu KUWAYAMA | | Yasukazu KUWAYAMA |
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| − | The patent application describes a light absorption anisotropic film that can reduce reflection between the film and an adjacent layer. The film contains a dichroic substance, which exhibits different polarization degrees when polarized light is incident from different surfaces.
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| − | * The light absorption anisotropic film is capable of reducing reflection between the film and an adjacent layer.
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| − | * The film contains a dichroic substance.
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| − | * The polarization degree measured from one surface of the film is different from the polarization degree measured from the other surface.
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| − | This technology has potential applications in various fields, including:
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| − | * Image display devices
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| − | * Optical filters
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| − | * Anti-reflection coatings
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| − | * Solar panels
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| − | * Microscopes
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| − | == Problems Solved ==
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| − | The light absorption anisotropic film addresses the following problems:
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| − | * Reflection occurring between the film and an adjacent layer
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| − | * Loss of light due to reflection
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| − | * Reduced image quality caused by unwanted reflections
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| − | * Glare and reflections on display screens
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| − | The use of the light absorption anisotropic film offers several benefits:
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| − | * Reduced reflection and improved image quality
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| − | * Enhanced contrast and color accuracy
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| − | * Increased light absorption efficiency
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| − | * Minimized glare and reflections on display screens
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| − | * Improved performance of optical devices
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| − | Provided is a light absorption anisotropic film capable of suppressing reflection occurring between the light absorption anisotropic film and a layer disposed adjacent thereto, a laminate, and an image display device. The light absorption anisotropic film includes a dichroic substance, in which a polarization degree A measured by allowing polarized light to be incident from one surface of the light absorption anisotropic film is different from a polarization degree B measured by allowing polarized light to be incident from the other surface of the light absorption anisotropic film.
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| | ===LIGHT ABSORPTION ANISOTROPIC FILM, VIEWING ANGLE CONTROL SYSTEM, AND IMAGE DISPLAY DEVICE ([[18331816. LIGHT ABSORPTION ANISOTROPIC FILM, VIEWING ANGLE CONTROL SYSTEM, AND IMAGE DISPLAY DEVICE simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18331816]])=== | | ===LIGHT ABSORPTION ANISOTROPIC FILM, VIEWING ANGLE CONTROL SYSTEM, AND IMAGE DISPLAY DEVICE ([[18331816. LIGHT ABSORPTION ANISOTROPIC FILM, VIEWING ANGLE CONTROL SYSTEM, AND IMAGE DISPLAY DEVICE simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18331816]])=== |
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| | Shinichi YOSHINARI | | Shinichi YOSHINARI |
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| − | The patent application describes a light absorption anisotropic film that can display a bright, clear image in a specific direction and make the image invisible from other angles. The film is used in an image display device and a viewing angle control system.
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| − | * The light absorption anisotropic film contains a liquid crystal compound and an organic dichroic substance.
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| − | * The film has different alignment directions of the organic dichroic substance on its surfaces, creating an anisotropic effect.
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| − | * The angle difference between the alignment directions is 15° or less, and one of the angles is between 5° and 45°.
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| − | ==Potential Applications==
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| − | * Privacy screens for electronic devices, such as smartphones and laptops.
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| − | * Display systems in public spaces where specific information needs to be visible only to certain viewers.
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| − | * Security systems where sensitive information needs to be protected from unauthorized viewing.
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| − | ==Problems Solved==
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| − | * Provides a solution for controlling the viewing angle of an image display device.
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| − | * Addresses the issue of privacy by making the displayed image invisible from unintended angles.
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| − | * Solves the problem of limited visibility in public spaces by ensuring that the image is only visible to viewers in the desired direction.
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| − | ==Benefits==
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| − | * Allows for the display of bright and clear images in a specific direction.
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| − | * Enhances privacy by preventing others from viewing the displayed image from unintended angles.
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| − | * Provides flexibility in controlling the visibility of displayed information.
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| − | * Can be applied to various electronic devices and display systems.
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| − | A light absorption anisotropic film that displays a bright, clear image in a desired direction and makes the image invisible from other than the desired direction using an image display device, a viewing angle control system formed of the light absorption anisotropic film, and an image display device formed of the light absorption anisotropic film. The light absorption anisotropic film includes a light absorption anisotropic layer that contains a liquid crystal compound and an organic dichroic substance, where an angle between an alignment direction of a light absorption axis of the organic dichroic substance on one surface and on the other surface of the light absorption anisotropic layer and a normal line of the light absorption anisotropic layer is defined as θA and θB, a difference between the angle θA and the angle θB is 15° or less, and the angle θA is 5° or greater and less than 45°.
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| | ===ENDOSCOPE SYSTEM AND METHOD OF OPERATING THE SAME ([[18460179. ENDOSCOPE SYSTEM AND METHOD OF OPERATING THE SAME simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18460179]])=== | | ===ENDOSCOPE SYSTEM AND METHOD OF OPERATING THE SAME ([[18460179. ENDOSCOPE SYSTEM AND METHOD OF OPERATING THE SAME simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18460179]])=== |
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| | Sora NAMBA | | Sora NAMBA |
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| − | The abstract describes a patent application for a lens driving processor and image acquisition processor system. The lens driving processor controls the movement of a zoom lens based on the pressing of a freeze button. The image acquisition processor selects the best image from a series of evaluation frame images captured before and after the freeze button is pressed. The selected image is then displayed.
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| − | * The lens driving processor drives a zoom lens based on the freeze button input.
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| − | * The image acquisition processor evaluates a series of examination images captured during the movement of the zoom lens.
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| − | * The evaluation values of the examination images are calculated.
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| − | * The image acquisition processor selects the examination image with the highest evaluation value as the optimal image.
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| − | * The optimal image is displayed for further examination.
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| − | == Potential Applications ==
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| − | * Photography and videography equipment
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| − | * Surveillance systems
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| − | * Medical imaging devices
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| − | == Problems Solved ==
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| − | * Efficiently selecting the best image from a series of examination images
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| − | * Reducing the time and effort required for manual image selection
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| − | * Ensuring optimal image quality for analysis or display purposes
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| − | == Benefits ==
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| − | * Automation of image selection process
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| − | * Improved accuracy in selecting the best image
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| − | * Time and effort savings for users
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| − | * Enhanced image quality for analysis or display
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| − | '''Abstract'''
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| − | A lens driving processor is configured to drive a zoom lens in accordance with pressing of a freeze button, and an image acquisition processor is configured to select a post-press evaluation frame image having a highest evaluation value, as an optimal image, from post-press evaluation frame images as examination images for which the evaluation values have been calculated among the examination images acquired in conjunction with movement of the zoom lens during a time after the pressing in a certain time before and after the pressing of the freeze button, and to display the optimal image.
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| | ===OPTICAL FILM, VIEWING ANGLE CONTROL SYSTEM, AND IMAGE DISPLAY DEVICE ([[18331807. OPTICAL FILM, VIEWING ANGLE CONTROL SYSTEM, AND IMAGE DISPLAY DEVICE simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18331807]])=== | | ===OPTICAL FILM, VIEWING ANGLE CONTROL SYSTEM, AND IMAGE DISPLAY DEVICE ([[18331807. OPTICAL FILM, VIEWING ANGLE CONTROL SYSTEM, AND IMAGE DISPLAY DEVICE simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18331807]])=== |
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| | Wataru HOSHINO | | Wataru HOSHINO |
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| − | The present invention is a viewing angle control system and display device that improves image visibility and reduces glare on window glass. It also introduces an optical film with specific properties.
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| − | * The optical film includes a light absorption anisotropic layer made of a liquid crystal composition.
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| − | * The liquid crystal composition contains a thermotropic liquid crystal compound, a dichroic substance, and an interface improver.
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| − | * The dichroic substance makes up at least 10.0% of the total mass of the solid content of the liquid crystal composition.
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| − | * The angle between the transmittance central axis of the light absorption anisotropic layer and the surface normal direction of the optical film is between 5° and 45°.
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| − | Potential applications of this technology:
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| − | * Display devices with improved image visibility and reduced glare on window glass.
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| − | * Automotive displays that provide clear and bright images even in direct sunlight.
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| − | * Outdoor digital signage that remains visible from various viewing angles.
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| − | Problems solved by this technology:
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| − | * Poor image visibility and glare on window glass can make it difficult to see displayed content.
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| − | * Traditional optical films may not effectively control the viewing angle or reduce reflected glare.
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| − | Benefits of this technology:
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| − | * Provides a bright and easy-to-see image in the desired direction.
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| − | * Shields light from the image in directions other than the desired direction.
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| − | * Limits reflected glare on window glass, improving visibility.
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| − | * Offers a versatile solution for various display applications.
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| − | The present invention provides a viewing angle control system and a display device that are capable of providing a bright and easy-to-see image in a desired direction, shielding light from the image in a direction other than the desired direction, and limiting reflected glare on window glass, and an optical film therefor. The optical film of the present invention includes a light absorption anisotropic layer formed of a liquid crystal composition containing a thermotropic liquid crystal compound, a dichroic substance, and an interface improver, in which a content of the dichroic substance is 10.0% by mass or greater with respect to a total mass of a solid content of the liquid crystal composition, and an angle θ between a transmittance central axis of the light absorption anisotropic layer and a normal direction of a surface of the optical film is 5° or greater and less than 45°.
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| | ===COOLING DEVICE AND ELECTRONIC APPARATUS SYSTEM ([[18464258. COOLING DEVICE AND ELECTRONIC APPARATUS SYSTEM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18464258]])=== | | ===COOLING DEVICE AND ELECTRONIC APPARATUS SYSTEM ([[18464258. COOLING DEVICE AND ELECTRONIC APPARATUS SYSTEM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18464258]])=== |
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| | Yuta WATANABE | | Yuta WATANABE |
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| − | '''Brief explanation'''
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| − | The abstract describes a cooling device for electronic apparatus that includes a heat sink with fins for heat radiation and an attachment mechanism for attaching the heat sink to the outer surface of the apparatus. The attachment mechanism overlaps with the fins.
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| − | * The cooling device includes a heat sink with fins for heat radiation.
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| − | * An attachment mechanism is provided to attach the heat sink to the outer surface of an electronic apparatus.
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| − | * The attachment mechanism overlaps with the fins of the heat sink.
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| − | == Potential Applications ==
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| − | * Cooling electronic devices such as computers, laptops, servers, or gaming consoles.
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| − | * Cooling power electronics, such as inverters or motor drives.
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| − | * Cooling LED lighting systems or other heat-generating components in various industries.
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| − | == Problems Solved ==
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| − | * Overheating of electronic devices due to insufficient cooling systems.
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| − | * Difficulty in attaching and detaching heat sinks securely to electronic apparatus.
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| − | * Limited space for heat sink attachment due to the presence of other components.
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| − | == Benefits ==
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| − | * Efficient heat dissipation to prevent overheating and improve device performance.
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| − | * Secure attachment mechanism ensures stability and reliability.
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| − | * Overlapping attachment mechanism allows for better utilization of limited space.
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| − | There is provided a cooling device including: a heat sink on which a plurality of fins for heat radiation are formed; and an attachment mechanism for attachably and detachably attaching the heat sink to an outer surface of an electronic apparatus, at least a part of the attachment mechanism overlapping a formation region of the fins.
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| | ===COOLING DEVICE AND ELECTRONIC APPARATUS SYSTEM ([[18464260. COOLING DEVICE AND ELECTRONIC APPARATUS SYSTEM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18464260]])=== | | ===COOLING DEVICE AND ELECTRONIC APPARATUS SYSTEM ([[18464260. COOLING DEVICE AND ELECTRONIC APPARATUS SYSTEM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18464260]])=== |
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| | Yuta WATANABE | | Yuta WATANABE |
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| − | The patent application describes a cooling device for an electronic apparatus with a mobile monitor. The cooling device is designed to cool down the heat generated by the electronic apparatus. It includes a second attachment mechanism that can be easily attached and detached from the electronic apparatus. The second attachment mechanism is connected to a first attachment mechanism, which is exposed when the mobile monitor is moved away from the attached surface of the electronic apparatus.
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| − | * The cooling device is used for an electronic apparatus with a mobile monitor.
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| − | * It cools down the heat generated by the electronic apparatus.
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| − | * The cooling device can be easily attached and detached from the electronic apparatus.
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| − | * The second attachment mechanism is connected to a first attachment mechanism, which is exposed when the mobile monitor is moved away.
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| − | ==Potential Applications==
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| − | * Cooling electronic devices with mobile monitors, such as laptops or tablets.
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| − | * Cooling gaming consoles or other high-performance electronic devices.
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| − | * Cooling servers or data centers where heat dissipation is crucial.
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| − | ==Problems Solved==
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| − | * Overheating of electronic devices can lead to performance issues or even damage.
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| − | * Traditional cooling methods may be bulky or not efficient enough.
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| − | * Attaching and detaching cooling devices can be time-consuming or inconvenient.
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| − | ==Benefits==
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| − | * Efficient cooling of electronic devices, preventing overheating.
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| − | * Easy attachment and detachment of the cooling device.
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| − | * Compact and portable design.
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| − | * Improved performance and longevity of electronic devices.
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| − | There is provided a cooling device that is used for an electronic apparatus including a mobile monitor and a first attachment mechanism on an attached surface of the electronic apparatus, and that cools heat generated in the electronic apparatus, the cooling device including: a second attachment mechanism for attachably and detachably attaching the cooling device to the electronic apparatus, in which the second attachment mechanism is attached to the first attachment mechanism exposed by moving the mobile monitor from a position facing the attached surface.
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| | ===INFORMATION PROCESSING APPARATUS AND INFORMATION PROCESSING PROGRAM ([[18252886. INFORMATION PROCESSING APPARATUS AND INFORMATION PROCESSING PROGRAM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18252886]])=== | | ===INFORMATION PROCESSING APPARATUS AND INFORMATION PROCESSING PROGRAM ([[18252886. INFORMATION PROCESSING APPARATUS AND INFORMATION PROCESSING PROGRAM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18252886]])=== |
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| | Yuko ISHIBASHI | | Yuko ISHIBASHI |
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| − | '''Brief explanation'''
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| − | An image forming apparatus has a menu button that allows a user to select a function to be executed. It also has a setting screen that receives setting information for each setting item to set the operation of the selected function. When the user sets the setting information, the apparatus will not display automatically set values associated with the shortcut button for executing the selected function on the history screen.
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| − | * The image forming apparatus has a menu button for function selection.
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| − | * It has a setting screen to receive setting information for each setting item.
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| − | * The setting information determines the operation of the selected function.
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| − | * The apparatus hides automatically set values associated with the shortcut button on the history screen.
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| − | * This technology can be applied in various image forming devices such as printers, scanners, and copiers.
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| − | * It can be used in office environments where users frequently need to select different functions and set specific settings for each function.
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| − | ==Problems Solved==
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| − | * Simplifies the user interface by hiding automatically set values, reducing clutter and confusion.
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| − | * Prevents users from accidentally changing or modifying automatically set values, ensuring consistent and reliable operation.
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| − | ==Benefits==
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| − | * Provides a more user-friendly experience by displaying only relevant setting information.
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| − | * Reduces the risk of errors or unintended changes to automatically set values.
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| − | * Streamlines the workflow by allowing users to quickly access and execute functions without unnecessary distractions.
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| − | '''Abstract'''
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| − | An image forming apparatus displays a menu button for allowing a user to select a function to be executed and also displays a setting screen for receiving setting information for each setting item for setting an operation of a function associated with the menu button. In accordance with the setting information that has been set, when the shortcut button for executing the function selected by the menu button is displayed on the history screen, setting information having an automatically set value is not displayed in association with the shortcut button.
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| | ===INFORMATION PROCESSING DEVICE AND INFORMATION PROCESSING PROGRAM ([[18252716. INFORMATION PROCESSING DEVICE AND INFORMATION PROCESSING PROGRAM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18252716]])=== | | ===INFORMATION PROCESSING DEVICE AND INFORMATION PROCESSING PROGRAM ([[18252716. INFORMATION PROCESSING DEVICE AND INFORMATION PROCESSING PROGRAM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18252716]])=== |
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| | Takafumi HARUTA | | Takafumi HARUTA |
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| − | '''Brief explanation'''
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| − | The patent application describes an information processing device that includes a CPU and a display. The device allows users to perform movement operations through dragging or sliding actions, which trigger predetermined processing instructions displayed on the screen.
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| − | * The operation unit on the display follows the user's movement operation.
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| − | * When the movement operation ends after moving from one end of the operation unit's movement region to the other, the operation unit moves to the other end.
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| − | * A notification unit produces a sound to indicate that the predetermined processing is executed after the operation unit reaches the other end.
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| − | Potential applications of this technology:
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| − | * User interfaces for touchscreens or trackpads
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| − | * Gaming consoles or virtual reality systems
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| − | * Interactive displays in public spaces or museums
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| − | Problems solved by this technology:
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| − | * Enhances user experience by providing visual feedback during movement operations
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| − | * Simplifies navigation and interaction with the device
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| − | * Reduces the need for complex input methods
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| − | Benefits of this technology:
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| − | * Improved user engagement and satisfaction
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| − | * Intuitive and efficient interaction with the device
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| − | * Enhanced accessibility for users with limited dexterity or mobility
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| − | '''Abstract'''
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| − | An information processing device includes a CPU that executes control such that an operation unit receiving a movement operation through dragging or sliding of a user and giving an instruction for a predetermined processing is displayed on a display, the operation unit is moved to follow the movement operation when the movement operation is executed on the operation unit by the user, and when the movement operation ends after the movement of the operation unit from one end portion to a side in front of the other end portion of a movement region of the operation unit by the movement operation, the operation unit is moved to the other end portion and a notification unit notifies with a sound indicating that the predetermined processing is executed after the movement of the operation unit to a position corresponding to the other end portion.
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| | ===IMAGE DATA PROCESSING DEVICE, IMAGE DATA PROCESSING METHOD, IMAGE DATA PROCESSING PROGRAM, AND IMAGING SYSTEM ([[18465989. IMAGE DATA PROCESSING DEVICE, IMAGE DATA PROCESSING METHOD, IMAGE DATA PROCESSING PROGRAM, AND IMAGING SYSTEM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18465989]])=== | | ===IMAGE DATA PROCESSING DEVICE, IMAGE DATA PROCESSING METHOD, IMAGE DATA PROCESSING PROGRAM, AND IMAGING SYSTEM ([[18465989. IMAGE DATA PROCESSING DEVICE, IMAGE DATA PROCESSING METHOD, IMAGE DATA PROCESSING PROGRAM, AND IMAGING SYSTEM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18465989]])=== |
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| | Yuya HIRAKAWA | | Yuya HIRAKAWA |
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| − | '''Brief explanation'''
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| − | The patent application describes an image data processing device that processes image data captured by an imaging device with an optical system that separates and polarizes light of different wavelengths. The device corrects abnormal pixels in the image data and generates images of the separated wavelengths.
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| − | * The device processes image data captured by an imaging device with a specialized optical system.
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| − | * The optical system separates incident light into different wavelengths and polarizes the light.
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| − | * The polarized light is emitted in a specific direction.
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| − | * The imaging element of the device includes pixel sets with different types of polarizers.
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| − | * The device acquires image data and detects abnormal pixels with values outside a predetermined range.
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| − | * When an abnormal pixel is detected, the device corrects its value based on the values of surrounding pixels.
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| − | * The device then generates images of the separated wavelengths from the corrected image data.
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| − | == Potential Applications ==
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| − | * Medical imaging: The device could be used in medical imaging equipment to enhance image quality and accuracy.
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| − | * Remote sensing: It could be applied in satellite imaging systems to improve the quality of captured images.
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| − | * Industrial inspection: The device could be used in quality control processes to detect and correct abnormal pixels in captured images.
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| − | * Abnormal pixels: The device addresses the issue of abnormal pixels in captured images by detecting and correcting them.
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| − | * Image quality: By correcting abnormal pixels, the device improves the overall quality and accuracy of the generated images.
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| − | * Enhanced image quality: The device improves the quality of images by correcting abnormal pixels.
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| − | * Increased accuracy: By detecting and correcting abnormal pixels, the device increases the accuracy of the generated images.
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| − | * Versatile applications: The device can be used in various fields such as medical imaging, remote sensing, and industrial inspection.
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| − | An image data processing device processes image data captured by an imaging device that includes an optical system which spectrally separates incident light and polarizes light with the spectrally separated wavelengths, and emits the polarized light in a specific direction and an imaging element including a plurality of pixel sets each of which includes different types of polarizers. The image data processing device performs processes of: acquiring the image data; detecting a pixel whose pixel value is out of a predetermined range as an abnormal pixel from the acquired image data; correcting a pixel value of the abnormal pixel on the basis of pixel values of peripheral pixels in a case in which the abnormal pixel is detected; and generating images of the spectrally separated wavelengths from the image data in which the pixel value of the abnormal pixel has been corrected when the abnormal pixel is detected.
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| | ===IMAGE PROCESSING APPARATUS, IMAGE PROCESSING METHOD, AND IMAGE PROCESSING PROGRAM ([[18466620. IMAGE PROCESSING APPARATUS, IMAGE PROCESSING METHOD, AND IMAGE PROCESSING PROGRAM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18466620]])=== | | ===IMAGE PROCESSING APPARATUS, IMAGE PROCESSING METHOD, AND IMAGE PROCESSING PROGRAM ([[18466620. IMAGE PROCESSING APPARATUS, IMAGE PROCESSING METHOD, AND IMAGE PROCESSING PROGRAM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18466620]])=== |
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| − | The image processing apparatus described in this patent application performs various processes to detect and measure damage on a subject's surface using multiple images captured from different viewpoints. Here is a simplified explanation of the abstract:
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| − | * Acquiring multiple images of a subject captured from different viewpoints with overlapping imaging ranges.
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| − | * Detecting damage on the subject's surface by analyzing the acquired images.
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| − | * Generating three-dimensional point group data of feature points on the subject.
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| − | * Creating a three-dimensional patch model of the subject based on the generated point group data.
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| − | * Selecting an image corresponding to each patch of the patch model from the acquired images.
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| − | * Measuring the size of the damage in the selected image's region corresponding to the patch.
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| − | * Generating correction information to correct the measurement result of the damage size.
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| − | * Correcting the measurement result of the damage size based on the generated correction information.
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| − | This technology has potential applications in various fields where damage assessment or inspection of surfaces is required. Some potential applications include:
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| − | * Manufacturing industry: It can be used for quality control and inspection of products, detecting and measuring defects or damage on surfaces.
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| − | * Automotive industry: It can be used for assessing the condition of car bodies, detecting and measuring scratches, dents, or other damages.
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| − | * Construction industry: It can be used for inspecting building surfaces, detecting and measuring cracks, chips, or other damages.
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| − | * Forensic investigations: It can be used for analyzing crime scenes, detecting and measuring damages on objects or surfaces.
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| − | == Problems Solved ==
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| − | This technology addresses several problems related to damage detection and measurement on surfaces:
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| − | * Efficient and accurate detection: By analyzing multiple images from different viewpoints, it enables more accurate detection of damage on a subject's surface.
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| − | * Size measurement accuracy: By generating correction information and applying it to the measurement result, it improves the accuracy of measuring the size of the detected damage.
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| − | * Three-dimensional representation: By generating a three-dimensional patch model, it provides a more comprehensive representation of the subject's surface, aiding in damage assessment.
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| − | The use of this image processing apparatus offers several benefits:
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| − | * Improved accuracy: By utilizing multiple images and generating correction information, it enhances the accuracy of damage detection and size measurement.
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| − | * Time and cost savings: The automated process reduces the need for manual inspection, saving time and labor costs.
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| − | * Comprehensive analysis: The three-dimensional patch model provides a detailed representation of the subject's surface, allowing for a more thorough assessment of damages.
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| − | * Versatility: The technology can be applied to various industries and scenarios where damage assessment or inspection is required.
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| − | The image processing apparatus executes: processing of acquiring a plurality of images of a subject captured with overlapping imaging ranges from a plurality of viewpoints; processing of detecting damage to a surface of the subject from the acquired plurality of images; processing of generating three-dimensional point group data of feature points; processing of generating a three-dimensional patch model of the subject on the basis of the generated point group data; processing of selecting an image corresponding to each patch of the three-dimensional patch model from the acquired plurality of images; processing of measuring a size of the damage in a region corresponding to the patch in the selected image; processing of generating correction information necessary for correcting a measurement result of the size of the damage; and processing of correcting the measurement result of the size of the damage on the basis of the generated correction information.
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| | ===IMAGING SUPPORT APPARATUS, IMAGING APPARATUS, IMAGING SUPPORT METHOD, AND PROGRAM ([[18462996. IMAGING SUPPORT APPARATUS, IMAGING APPARATUS, IMAGING SUPPORT METHOD, AND PROGRAM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18462996]])=== | | ===IMAGING SUPPORT APPARATUS, IMAGING APPARATUS, IMAGING SUPPORT METHOD, AND PROGRAM ([[18462996. IMAGING SUPPORT APPARATUS, IMAGING APPARATUS, IMAGING SUPPORT METHOD, AND PROGRAM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18462996]])=== |
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| − | The abstract describes an imaging support apparatus that uses a neural network to identify subjects in captured images and performs imaging-related processing based on the influence degree of the neural network's identification.
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| − | * The apparatus includes a processor and memory for image processing.
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| − | * The processor inputs a captured image into a neural network.
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| − | * The neural network identifies the subject in the captured image.
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| − | * The processor performs imaging-related processing based on the influence degree of the neural network's identification.
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| − | * The imaging-related processing can be adjusted based on the accuracy of the neural network's identification.
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| − | * Image recognition and classification in various fields such as surveillance, photography, and medical imaging.
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| − | * Automated image processing and editing based on subject identification.
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| − | * Enhancing image search and retrieval systems by accurately identifying subjects in images.
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| − | == Problems Solved ==
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| − | * Manual identification of subjects in images can be time-consuming and prone to errors.
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| − | * Traditional image processing techniques may not accurately identify subjects in complex images.
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| − | * Lack of automated processing based on subject identification limits the efficiency and accuracy of image-related tasks.
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| − | * Improved accuracy and efficiency in subject identification in images.
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| − | * Automated image processing based on subject identification saves time and reduces errors.
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| − | * Enables advanced image search and retrieval capabilities based on subject identification.
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| − | There is provided an imaging support apparatus including a processor and a memory built into or connected to the processor. The processor inputs a captured image to a neural network to cause the neural network to identify a subject that is included in the captured image, and performs imaging-related processing according to an influence degree on identification with the neural network performed with respect to the captured image.
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| | ===IMAGING APPARATUS, IMAGING METHOD, AND PROGRAM ([[18466828. IMAGING APPARATUS, IMAGING METHOD, AND PROGRAM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18466828]])=== | | ===IMAGING APPARATUS, IMAGING METHOD, AND PROGRAM ([[18466828. IMAGING APPARATUS, IMAGING METHOD, AND PROGRAM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18466828]])=== |
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| | Yukinori NISHIYAMA | | Yukinori NISHIYAMA |
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| − | The imaging apparatus described in this patent application includes an image sensor and a processor. The processor acquires distance data related to the distance between the imaging apparatus and objects in a moving image. It then controls the focus position based on the positions of the objects within the depth of field.
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| − | * The imaging apparatus includes an image sensor and a processor.
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| − | * The processor acquires first and second distance data related to the distance between the imaging apparatus and objects in a moving image.
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| − | * The focus position is controlled based on the positions of the objects within the depth of field.
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| − | This technology can be applied in various fields where accurate focus control is required in imaging systems, such as:
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| − | * Photography: Ensuring sharp focus on specific objects or subjects in a scene.
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| − | * Videography: Maintaining focus on moving objects or subjects during video recording.
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| − | * Surveillance: Tracking and focusing on specific objects or individuals in a monitored area.
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| − | * Autonomous vehicles: Adjusting focus based on the distance to objects in the vehicle's surroundings.
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| − | The technology addresses the following problems:
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| − | * Maintaining focus on objects at different distances within a moving image.
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| − | * Ensuring accurate focus control based on the depth of field.
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| − | * Overcoming limitations of fixed focus systems that may result in blurred or out-of-focus images.
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| − | The use of this technology offers several benefits:
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| − | * Improved image quality: Ensures objects at different distances are in focus, resulting in sharper and clearer images.
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| − | * Enhanced user experience: Allows for easier capturing of desired subjects or objects in focus.
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| − | * Increased efficiency: Automates focus adjustment based on distance data, reducing the need for manual intervention.
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| − | * Versatility: Can be applied in various imaging systems, including cameras, smartphones, surveillance cameras, and autonomous vehicles.
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| − | There is provided an imaging apparatus including an image sensor, and a processor, in which the processor acquires first distance data related to a distance between the imaging apparatus and a first object included in a moving image, which is shown by moving image data obtained by being imaged by the image sensor, and second distance data related to a distance between the imaging apparatus and a second object included in the moving image, and controls a focus position according to whether or not a first object position in a depth direction based on the first distance data and a second object position in the depth direction based on the second distance data are within a depth of field.
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| | ===ENDOSCOPE SYSTEM AND METHOD OF OPERATING THE SAME ([[18463897. ENDOSCOPE SYSTEM AND METHOD OF OPERATING THE SAME simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18463897]])=== | | ===ENDOSCOPE SYSTEM AND METHOD OF OPERATING THE SAME ([[18463897. ENDOSCOPE SYSTEM AND METHOD OF OPERATING THE SAME simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18463897]])=== |
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| | Kosuke IWANE | | Kosuke IWANE |
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| − | '''Brief explanation'''
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| − | The patent application describes a method for displaying the position of a detection target on a display.
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| − | * The method includes two display modes: actual position display mode and estimated position display mode.
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| − | * In the actual position display mode, when the detection target is detected, a detected position display circle is shown on the display.
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| − | * In the estimated position display mode, when the detection target is not detected, an estimated position display circle is shown on the display.
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| − | * The estimated position display circle is different from the detected position display circle, using a double line instead of a single line.
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| − | Potential applications of this technology:
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| − | * Surveillance systems: The method can be used in surveillance systems to display the position of detected targets accurately or estimate their position when not detected.
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| − | * Navigation systems: The method can be applied in navigation systems to display the actual or estimated position of objects or landmarks.
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| − | * Robotics: This technology can be used in robotics to display the position of detected objects or estimate their position when not detected.
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| − | Problems solved by this technology:
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| − | * Accurate position display: The method ensures that the detected position is displayed accurately when the detection target is detected.
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| − | * Estimated position display: When the detection target is not detected, the method provides an estimated position display to give an idea of the target's location.
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| − | Benefits of this technology:
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| − | * Improved situational awareness: Users can easily understand the position of detection targets through the display circles.
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| − | * Flexibility: The method offers two display modes, allowing for accurate position display or estimation depending on the detection status.
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| − | * User-friendly interface: The different display modes help users quickly identify whether the detection target is detected or not.
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| − | In a case where the detection target is detected, an actual position display control process of displaying a detected position display circle on a display in an actual position display mode (single line) is performed. In a case where the detection target is not detected, an estimated position display control process of displaying an estimated position display circle on the display in an estimated position display mode (double line) different from the actual position display mode is performed.
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| | ===IMAGE PROCESSING APPARATUS, IMAGE PROCESSING METHOD, AND PROGRAM ([[18464255. IMAGE PROCESSING APPARATUS, IMAGE PROCESSING METHOD, AND PROGRAM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18464255]])=== | | ===IMAGE PROCESSING APPARATUS, IMAGE PROCESSING METHOD, AND PROGRAM ([[18464255. IMAGE PROCESSING APPARATUS, IMAGE PROCESSING METHOD, AND PROGRAM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18464255]])=== |
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| | Masahiko MIYATA | | Masahiko MIYATA |
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| − | '''Brief explanation'''
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| − | The abstract describes an image processing apparatus that can generate a representative image from multiple captured images and viewpoint information. This representative image can be displayed on a display in a different size than the original virtual viewpoint moving image.
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| − | * The image processing apparatus includes a processor and memory.
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| − | * The processor acquires a representative image based on multiple captured images and viewpoint information.
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| − | * The captured images are obtained by imaging an imaging region.
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| − | * The representative image is generated by combining the captured images and viewpoint information.
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| − | * The apparatus outputs data for displaying the representative image on a display in a different size than the original virtual viewpoint moving image.
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| − | Potential applications of this technology:
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| − | * Virtual reality: The ability to generate a representative image from multiple viewpoints can enhance the immersive experience in virtual reality applications.
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| − | * Video editing: The ability to display the representative image in a different size allows for more flexible video editing and resizing options.
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| − | * Surveillance systems: The image processing apparatus can be used to generate a comprehensive view of an area by combining multiple captured images and viewpoint information.
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| − | Problems solved by this technology:
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| − | * Limited viewpoint: By combining multiple captured images and viewpoint information, the image processing apparatus can create a representative image that provides a wider field of view than a single image.
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| − | * Display flexibility: The ability to display the representative image in a different size allows for better customization and adaptation to different display devices.
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| − | Benefits of this technology:
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| − | * Enhanced visual experience: The ability to generate a representative image from multiple viewpoints can provide a more immersive and realistic visual experience.
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| − | * Improved editing capabilities: The ability to display the representative image in a different size allows for more flexibility in video editing and resizing options.
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| − | * Comprehensive surveillance: The image processing apparatus can help create a comprehensive view of an area, improving surveillance capabilities.
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| − | An image processing apparatus includes a processor, and a memory connected to or built in the processor. The processor acquires a representative image corresponding to a virtual viewpoint moving image generated based on a plurality of captured images obtained by imaging an imaging region and a plurality of pieces of viewpoint information, based on the plurality of captured images and the plurality of pieces of viewpoint information, and outputs data for displaying the representative image on a display in a size different from the virtual viewpoint moving image.
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| | ===MEDICAL IMAGE PROCESSING APPARATUS, ENDOSCOPE SYSTEM, MEDICAL IMAGE PROCESSING METHOD, AND MEDICAL IMAGE PROCESSING PROGRAM ([[18463271. MEDICAL IMAGE PROCESSING APPARATUS, ENDOSCOPE SYSTEM, MEDICAL IMAGE PROCESSING METHOD, AND MEDICAL IMAGE PROCESSING PROGRAM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18463271]])=== | | ===MEDICAL IMAGE PROCESSING APPARATUS, ENDOSCOPE SYSTEM, MEDICAL IMAGE PROCESSING METHOD, AND MEDICAL IMAGE PROCESSING PROGRAM ([[18463271. MEDICAL IMAGE PROCESSING APPARATUS, ENDOSCOPE SYSTEM, MEDICAL IMAGE PROCESSING METHOD, AND MEDICAL IMAGE PROCESSING PROGRAM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18463271]])=== |
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| | Misaki GOTO | | Misaki GOTO |
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| − | The abstract describes a medical image processing apparatus that includes a processor. The processor performs various processes such as image acquisition, drawing information acquisition, drawing information recognition, target object recognition, notification level determination, and display processes.
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| − | * The apparatus acquires time-series medical images in a sequential manner.
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| − | * It also acquires drawing information that is manually drawn on the medical images.
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| − | * The drawing information is then recognized by the processor.
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| − | * The target object in the medical images is recognized by the apparatus.
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| − | * The apparatus determines a notification level for the target object based on the recognized drawing information.
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| − | * Finally, the target object is displayed on a display device at the determined notification level.
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| − | This technology has potential applications in the field of medical imaging and diagnosis. It can be used in various medical imaging modalities such as X-ray, MRI, CT scan, etc. Some potential applications include:
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| − | * Assisting radiologists and doctors in analyzing and interpreting medical images.
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| − | * Enhancing the accuracy and efficiency of medical image analysis.
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| − | * Facilitating the detection and diagnosis of abnormalities or diseases in medical images.
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| − | * Providing real-time feedback and notifications to medical professionals during image analysis.
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| − | == Problems Solved ==
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| − | This technology addresses several problems in medical image processing and analysis:
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| − | * Manual drawing information recognition: The apparatus automates the recognition of drawing information manually added to medical images, reducing the need for manual intervention and potential errors.
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| − | * Target object recognition: The apparatus automates the recognition of target objects in medical images, improving the efficiency and accuracy of image analysis.
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| − | * Notification level determination: By using recognized drawing information, the apparatus determines the appropriate notification level for target objects, ensuring that important findings are appropriately highlighted.
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| − | The use of this medical image processing apparatus offers several benefits:
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| − | * Improved efficiency: The automation of various processes reduces the time and effort required for medical image analysis.
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| − | * Enhanced accuracy: By automating the recognition of drawing information and target objects, the apparatus reduces the risk of human error and improves the accuracy of analysis.
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| − | * Real-time feedback: The display of target objects at determined notification levels provides immediate feedback to medical professionals, enabling timely decision-making.
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| − | * Standardization: The apparatus provides a standardized approach to medical image analysis, ensuring consistent results and reducing variability among different practitioners.
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| − | A medical image processing apparatus according to an aspect of the present invention is a medical image processing apparatus including a processor. The processor is configured to execute an image acquisition process for sequentially acquiring time-series medical images; a drawing information acquisition process for acquiring drawing information drawn in the medical images; a drawing information recognition process for recognizing the acquired drawing information; a target object recognition process for recognizing a target object from the medical images; a notification level determination process for determining a notification level for the target object by using the recognized drawing information; and a display process for causing a display device to display the target object at the determined notification level.
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| | ===MAGNETIC TAPE, MAGNETIC TAPE CARTRIDGE, AND MAGNETIC TAPE APPARATUS ([[18298084. MAGNETIC TAPE, MAGNETIC TAPE CARTRIDGE, AND MAGNETIC TAPE APPARATUS simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18298084]])=== | | ===MAGNETIC TAPE, MAGNETIC TAPE CARTRIDGE, AND MAGNETIC TAPE APPARATUS ([[18298084. MAGNETIC TAPE, MAGNETIC TAPE CARTRIDGE, AND MAGNETIC TAPE APPARATUS simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18298084]])=== |
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| | Nagisa YAMASAKI | | Nagisa YAMASAKI |
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| − | The patent application describes a magnetic tape and its cartridge and apparatus. The magnetic tape consists of a non-magnetic support and a magnetic layer containing a ferromagnetic powder.
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| − | * The magnetic layer has recesses on its surface with a diameter between 0.15 μm and 0.25 μm.
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| − | * The number of recesses per area is between 100 and 2500 within a 40 μm×40 μm area.
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| − | * The standard deviation of the number of recesses in the width direction of the magnetic layer is 100 or less.
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| − | Potential Applications:
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| − | * Data storage: The magnetic tape can be used for high-density data storage in various industries, such as media and archives.
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| − | * Backup systems: The magnetic tape cartridge and apparatus can be utilized for reliable and efficient backup systems in computer networks and data centers.
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| − | Problems Solved:
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| − | * High-density data storage: The magnetic tape with specific recess characteristics allows for increased data storage capacity.
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| − | * Data reliability: The magnetic tape cartridge and apparatus provide a reliable backup solution for data protection and recovery.
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| − | Benefits:
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| − | * Increased storage capacity: The specific recess characteristics of the magnetic tape enable higher data density, allowing for more information to be stored.
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| − | * Data protection: The magnetic tape cartridge and apparatus offer a secure and efficient backup solution, ensuring data reliability and recovery.
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| − | The magnetic tape includes: a non-magnetic support; and a magnetic layer containing a ferromagnetic powder, and a magnetic tape cartridge and a magnetic tape apparatus include the magnetic tape. The number of recesses existing on a surface of the magnetic layer and having an equivalent circle diameter of 0.15 μm or more and 0.25 μm or less is 100 or more and 2500 or less per an area of 40 μm×40 μm. Standard deviation σ of the number of the recesses in a width direction of the surface of the magnetic layer is 100 or less.
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| | ===DOCUMENT CREATION APPARATUS, DOCUMENT CREATION METHOD, AND DOCUMENT CREATION PROGRAM ([[18460583. DOCUMENT CREATION APPARATUS, DOCUMENT CREATION METHOD, AND DOCUMENT CREATION PROGRAM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18460583]])=== | | ===DOCUMENT CREATION APPARATUS, DOCUMENT CREATION METHOD, AND DOCUMENT CREATION PROGRAM ([[18460583. DOCUMENT CREATION APPARATUS, DOCUMENT CREATION METHOD, AND DOCUMENT CREATION PROGRAM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18460583]])=== |
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| | Keigo NAKAMURA | | Keigo NAKAMURA |
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| − | A processor uses analysis results to determine the output of a document based on criterion information, and then generates and outputs at least one document.
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| − | * The processor acquires criterion information to determine the output of a document.
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| − | * The criterion information is obtained from an analysis result that includes at least one finding for an image.
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| − | * Based on the criterion information, the processor determines the output of the document.
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| − | * The processor then generates and outputs at least one document.
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| − | This technology can be applied in various fields where document creation and analysis are required, such as:
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| − | * Content generation for websites or blogs
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| − | * Automated report generation
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| − | * Document summarization and extraction
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| − | * Image-based document generation
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| − | This technology addresses the following problems:
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| − | * Manual analysis and decision-making for document creation can be time-consuming and prone to errors.
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| − | * Determining the appropriate output for a document based on analysis results can be challenging.
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| − | * Incorporating image analysis findings into document creation can be complex and inefficient.
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| − | The benefits of this technology include:
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| − | * Increased efficiency in document creation by automating the analysis and decision-making process.
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| − | * Improved accuracy and consistency in determining the output of a document.
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| − | * Enhanced document generation capabilities by incorporating image analysis findings.
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| − | A processor acquires criterion information for determining output of a document to be created by using an analysis result including at least one finding for an image, determines, based on the criterion information, output of the document, and outputs at least one document.
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| | ===COMPOSITION, MAGNETIC PARTICLE-CONTAINING CURED SUBSTANCE, MAGNETIC PARTICLE-INTRODUCED SUBSTRATE, AND ELECTRONIC MATERIAL ([[18462738. COMPOSITION, MAGNETIC PARTICLE-CONTAINING CURED SUBSTANCE, MAGNETIC PARTICLE-INTRODUCED SUBSTRATE, AND ELECTRONIC MATERIAL simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18462738]])=== | | ===COMPOSITION, MAGNETIC PARTICLE-CONTAINING CURED SUBSTANCE, MAGNETIC PARTICLE-INTRODUCED SUBSTRATE, AND ELECTRONIC MATERIAL ([[18462738. COMPOSITION, MAGNETIC PARTICLE-CONTAINING CURED SUBSTANCE, MAGNETIC PARTICLE-INTRODUCED SUBSTRATE, AND ELECTRONIC MATERIAL simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18462738]])=== |
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| | Tetsushi MIYATA | | Tetsushi MIYATA |
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| − | The present invention is a composition that can form a cured substance with high magnetic permeability, low magnetic loss, and excellent hole filling suitability and storage stability. It also provides a magnetic particle-containing cured substance, a magnetic particle-introduced substrate, and an electronic material containing the cured substance.
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| − | * The composition enables the formation of a cured substance with high magnetic permeability and low magnetic loss.
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| − | * It has excellent hole filling suitability, ensuring that it can fill in gaps or holes effectively.
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| − | * The composition exhibits excellent storage stability, meaning it can be stored for extended periods without significant degradation.
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| − | * The magnetic particle-containing cured substance formed from the composition can be used in various applications requiring high magnetic permeability and low magnetic loss.
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| − | * The magnetic particle-introduced substrate and electronic material containing the cured substance offer enhanced magnetic properties for specific applications.
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| − | == Potential Applications ==
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| − | The technology described in this patent application has potential applications in various fields, including:
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| − | * Magnetic materials industry
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| − | * Electronics industry
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| − | * Telecommunications industry
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| − | * Power generation and distribution industry
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| − | * Medical devices industry
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| − | == Problems Solved ==
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| − | The composition and cured substance addressed in this patent application solve several problems, including:
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| − | * Lack of a composition capable of forming a cured substance with high magnetic permeability and low magnetic loss.
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| − | * Difficulty in finding a material with excellent hole filling suitability for specific applications.
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| − | * Limited storage stability of compositions used in magnetic materials.
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| − | * Inadequate magnetic properties of substrates and electronic materials.
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| − | == Benefits ==
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| − | The technology described in this patent application offers several benefits, such as:
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| − | * Formation of a cured substance with high magnetic permeability and low magnetic loss, leading to improved performance in magnetic applications.
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| − | * Excellent hole filling suitability, ensuring efficient use of the composition in various applications.
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| − | * Enhanced storage stability, allowing for longer shelf life and ease of handling.
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| − | * Improved magnetic properties of substrates and electronic materials, enabling better performance in relevant devices and systems.
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| − | '''Abstract'''
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| − | A first object of the present invention is to provide a composition that is capable of forming a cured substance having a high magnetic permeability and a low magnetic loss and has excellent hole filling suitability and excellent storage stability. A second object of the present invention is to provide a magnetic particle-containing cured substance formed of the composition. A third object of the present invention is to provide a magnetic particle-introduced substrate and an electronic material that contain the magnetic particle-containing cured substance.
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| | ===COMPOSITION FOR TREATING SEMICONDUCTOR AND METHOD FOR TREATING OBJECT TO BE TREATED ([[18463754. COMPOSITION FOR TREATING SEMICONDUCTOR AND METHOD FOR TREATING OBJECT TO BE TREATED simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18463754]])=== | | ===COMPOSITION FOR TREATING SEMICONDUCTOR AND METHOD FOR TREATING OBJECT TO BE TREATED ([[18463754. COMPOSITION FOR TREATING SEMICONDUCTOR AND METHOD FOR TREATING OBJECT TO BE TREATED simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18463754]])=== |
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| | Yuta SHIGENOI | | Yuta SHIGENOI |
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| − | '''Brief explanation'''
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| − | The present invention is a composition for treating a semiconductor that suppresses the etching of silicon germanium and increases the etching rate of silicon compared to silicon germanium. It also provides a method for treating a semiconductor using this composition.
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| − | * The composition includes a quaternary ammonium salt with a hydroxyl group, a polar organic solvent, a nitrogen-containing compound selected from a specific group, and water.
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| − | * The mass ratio of the nitrogen-containing compound to the quaternary ammonium salt is between 0.00001 and 0.1.
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| − | Potential applications of this technology:
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| − | * Semiconductor manufacturing: This composition can be used in the fabrication of semiconductor devices, where selective etching of silicon over silicon germanium is required.
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| − | * Integrated circuits: The composition can be used to etch silicon in the production of integrated circuits, enabling precise and controlled etching processes.
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| − | * Nanotechnology: The technology can be applied in the development of nanoscale devices and structures, where selective etching of silicon is necessary.
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| − | Problems solved by this technology:
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| − | * Selective etching: The composition addresses the challenge of selectively etching silicon without affecting silicon germanium, allowing for precise etching processes in semiconductor manufacturing.
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| − | * Etching rate control: The technology provides a means to control the etching rate of silicon, enabling more accurate and efficient fabrication processes.
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| − | Benefits of this technology:
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| − | * Enhanced etching selectivity: The composition allows for a large ratio of etching rate between silicon and silicon germanium, ensuring selective etching and avoiding damage to the desired material.
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| − | * Improved process control: The technology provides a method for controlling the etching rate of silicon, leading to more precise and controlled fabrication processes.
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| − | * Increased efficiency: By optimizing the etching process, the composition improves the efficiency of semiconductor manufacturing and reduces material waste.
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| − | '''Abstract'''
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| − | The present invention provides a composition for treating a semiconductor in which etching of silicon germanium is suppressed and a ratio of an etching rate of silicon to an etching rate of silicon germanium is large. In addition, the present invention provides a method for treating an object to be treated using a composition for treating a semiconductor. The composition for treating a semiconductor according to the present invention is a composition for treating a semiconductor including a quaternary ammonium salt having a hydroxyl group, a polar organic solvent, at least one nitrogen-containing compound selected from the group consisting of a compound represented by Formula (1), a compound represented by Formula (2), and salts thereof, and water, in which the mass ratio of the nitrogen-containing compound to the quaternary ammonium salt is 0.00001 to 0.1.
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| | ===CONTROL APPARATUS, CONTROL METHOD, AND PROGRAM ([[18464257. CONTROL APPARATUS, CONTROL METHOD, AND PROGRAM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18464257]])=== | | ===CONTROL APPARATUS, CONTROL METHOD, AND PROGRAM ([[18464257. CONTROL APPARATUS, CONTROL METHOD, AND PROGRAM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18464257]])=== |
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| | Tomoharu SHIMADA | | Tomoharu SHIMADA |
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| − | '''Brief explanation'''
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| − | The patent application describes a control apparatus for a surveillance camera that uses machine learning to detect objects and adjust the imaging range accordingly. Here are the key points:
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| − | * The control apparatus includes a processor that controls a surveillance camera.
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| − | * It enables switching between a first surveillance mode and a second surveillance mode.
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| − | * In the first mode, the camera acquires a first captured image and the imaging range can be changed based on instructions.
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| − | * In the second mode, the camera acquires a second captured image and a trained model is used to detect objects in this image.
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| − | * The imaging range is adjusted based on the detection result from the trained model.
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| − | * The first captured image acquired in the first mode is used as a teacher image for machine learning.
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| − | Potential applications of this technology:
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| − | * Surveillance systems in public places, such as airports, train stations, and shopping malls.
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| − | * Security systems in residential and commercial buildings.
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| − | * Traffic monitoring and management systems.
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| − | * Wildlife monitoring and conservation efforts.
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| − | Problems solved by this technology:
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| − | * Efficient monitoring of large areas by automatically adjusting the imaging range based on detected objects.
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| − | * Improved accuracy in object detection through machine learning.
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| − | * Reduction in false alarms and unnecessary alerts by using a trained model.
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| − | Benefits of this technology:
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| − | * Enhanced security and safety by effectively monitoring and detecting objects in real-time.
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| − | * Reduction in human effort and resources required for surveillance.
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| − | * Improved efficiency and accuracy in object detection.
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| − | * Potential for continuous learning and improvement through the use of teacher images for machine learning.
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| − | '''Abstract'''
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| − | A control apparatus includes a processor that controls a surveillance camera. The processor enables switching between a first surveillance mode in which the surveillance camera is caused to perform imaging to acquire a first captured image and an imaging range is changed according to a given instruction, and a second surveillance mode in which the surveillance camera is caused to perform imaging to acquire a second captured image, a trained model that has been trained through machine learning is used to detect an object that appears in the second captured image, and the imaging range is changed according to a detection result, and outputs the first captured image acquired in the first surveillance mode as a teacher image for the machine learning.
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| | ===ENDOSCOPE SYSTEM AND METHOD OF OPERATING THE SAME ([[18463930. ENDOSCOPE SYSTEM AND METHOD OF OPERATING THE SAME simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18463930]])=== | | ===ENDOSCOPE SYSTEM AND METHOD OF OPERATING THE SAME ([[18463930. ENDOSCOPE SYSTEM AND METHOD OF OPERATING THE SAME simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18463930]])=== |
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| | Kosuke IWANE | | Kosuke IWANE |
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| − | '''Brief explanation'''
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| − | The patent application describes a process for detecting a target and associating it with a landmark, and displaying the detected position on a display. If the target is not detected but the landmark is, a position estimation process is executed and the estimated position is displayed on the display.
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| − | * The patent application focuses on a detection and positioning system.
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| − | * It involves associating a detected target with a landmark.
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| − | * A display is used to show the detected position or estimated position.
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| − | * If the target is detected, a detected position display indicator is shown.
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| − | * If the target is not detected but the landmark is, an estimated position display indicator is shown.
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| − | * The process involves a detection target, a landmark, and a display.
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| − | == Potential Applications ==
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| − | * Navigation systems that can detect and display the position of a target.
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| − | * Augmented reality applications that can associate virtual objects with real-world landmarks.
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| − | * Location-based services that can estimate the position of a user even when the target is not detected.
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| − | == Problems Solved ==
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| − | * The system solves the problem of accurately detecting and displaying the position of a target.
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| − | * It addresses the issue of estimating the position when the target is not detected but a landmark is present.
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| − | * The process solves the problem of associating a detected target with a specific landmark.
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| − | == Benefits ==
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| − | * Improved accuracy in detecting and displaying the position of a target.
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| − | * Enhanced user experience by providing estimated positions when the target is not detected.
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| − | * Increased usability of navigation and location-based services by associating targets with landmarks.
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| − | In a case where the detection target is detected, the detection target is associated with a landmark in a landmark setting process, and a detected position display indicator is displayed on a display. In a case where the detection target is not detected and the landmark is detected, a position information estimation process is executed, and an estimated position display indicator is displayed on the display.
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| | ===IMAGING ELEMENT, IMAGING APPARATUS, IMAGE DATA PROCESSING METHOD, AND PROGRAM THAT PERFORMS IMAGING IN A FIRST FRAME RATE AND OUTPUTS DATA IN A SECOND FRAME RATE ([[18465139. IMAGING ELEMENT, IMAGING APPARATUS, IMAGE DATA PROCESSING METHOD, AND PROGRAM THAT PERFORMS IMAGING IN A FIRST FRAME RATE AND OUTPUTS DATA IN A SECOND FRAME RATE simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18465139]])=== | | ===IMAGING ELEMENT, IMAGING APPARATUS, IMAGE DATA PROCESSING METHOD, AND PROGRAM THAT PERFORMS IMAGING IN A FIRST FRAME RATE AND OUTPUTS DATA IN A SECOND FRAME RATE ([[18465139. IMAGING ELEMENT, IMAGING APPARATUS, IMAGE DATA PROCESSING METHOD, AND PROGRAM THAT PERFORMS IMAGING IN A FIRST FRAME RATE AND OUTPUTS DATA IN A SECOND FRAME RATE simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18465139]])=== |
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| | Hitoshi SAKURABU | | Hitoshi SAKURABU |
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| − | '''Brief explanation'''
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| − | The patent application describes an imaging element that captures image data at a high frame rate and performs processing on the captured data before outputting it at a lower frame rate. The processing includes cutting out partial image data indicating a specific part of the subject.
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| − | * The imaging element includes a memory to store captured image data.
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| − | * An image processing circuit processes the captured image data.
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| − | * An output circuit outputs the processed image data at a lower frame rate.
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| − | * The image processing circuit performs cut-out processing on one frame of the captured image data.
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| − | * Cut-out processing involves extracting partial image data of a specific part of the subject from a designated memory address.
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| − | * The output image data includes the processed partial image data.
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| − | * The first frame rate (capturing rate) is higher than the second frame rate (output rate).
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| − | Potential applications of this technology:
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| − | * High-speed imaging applications where capturing at a high frame rate is necessary.
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| − | * Real-time image processing applications where processing and outputting at a lower frame rate is sufficient.
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| − | * Surveillance systems that require capturing and processing specific parts of a scene.
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| − | Problems solved by this technology:
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| − | * Efficient use of memory by cutting out and processing only the necessary parts of the captured image data.
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| − | * Allows for capturing at a high frame rate while outputting at a lower frame rate, reducing data processing requirements.
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| − | Benefits of this technology:
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| − | * Enables capturing and processing high-speed image data efficiently.
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| − | * Reduces memory and processing requirements by cutting out and processing only relevant parts of the image data.
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| − | * Provides flexibility in adjusting the frame rate for output, depending on the application requirements.
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| − | '''Abstract'''
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| − | An imaging element includes: a memory that stores captured image data obtained by imaging a subject at a first frame rate; an image processing circuit that performs processing on the captured image data; and an output circuit that outputs output image data obtained by performing the processing on the captured image data to an exterior of the imaging element at a second frame rate, wherein the image processing circuit performs cut-out processing with respect to one frame of the captured image data, the cut-out processing including cutting out partial image data indicating an image of a part of the subject in the captured image data from a designated address in the memory, the output image data includes image data based on the partial image data that is cut out from the captured image data, and the first frame rate is a frame rate higher than the second frame rate.
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| | ===IMAGING ELEMENT WITH OUTPUT CIRCUIT THAT OUTPUTS TO FIRST AND SECOND CIRCUITS, IMAGING APPARATUS, IMAGE DATA OUTPUT METHOD, AND PROGRAM ([[18461189. IMAGING ELEMENT WITH OUTPUT CIRCUIT THAT OUTPUTS TO FIRST AND SECOND CIRCUITS, IMAGING APPARATUS, IMAGE DATA OUTPUT METHOD, AND PROGRAM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18461189]])=== | | ===IMAGING ELEMENT WITH OUTPUT CIRCUIT THAT OUTPUTS TO FIRST AND SECOND CIRCUITS, IMAGING APPARATUS, IMAGE DATA OUTPUT METHOD, AND PROGRAM ([[18461189. IMAGING ELEMENT WITH OUTPUT CIRCUIT THAT OUTPUTS TO FIRST AND SECOND CIRCUITS, IMAGING APPARATUS, IMAGE DATA OUTPUT METHOD, AND PROGRAM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18461189]])=== |
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| | Ryo HASEGAWA | | Ryo HASEGAWA |
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| − | '''Brief explanation'''
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| − | The abstract describes an imaging element that includes a processing circuit, a memory, and an output circuit. The processing circuit converts captured image data from analog to digital. The memory stores the converted image data. The output circuit outputs image data to an exterior of the imaging element. The output circuit includes two output lines, with different output frame rates or output data amounts.
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| − | * The imaging element performs analog/digital conversion on captured image data.
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| − | * The converted image data is stored in a memory.
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| − | * The output circuit outputs image data to an exterior of the imaging element.
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| − | * The output circuit includes two output lines with different output frame rates or output data amounts.
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| − | Potential applications of this technology:
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| − | * Digital cameras and camcorders
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| − | * Surveillance systems
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| − | * Medical imaging devices
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| − | * Industrial inspection systems
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| − | Problems solved by this technology:
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| − | * Efficient conversion of analog image data to digital format
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| − | * Storage of captured image data
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| − | * Flexible output options with different frame rates or data amounts
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| − | Benefits of this technology:
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| − | * Improved image quality through analog/digital conversion
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| − | * Efficient storage of image data
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| − | * Versatile output options for different applications
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| − | '''Abstract'''
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| − | An imaging element includes: a processing circuit that performs analog/digital conversion on captured image data; a memory that is capable of storing the captured image data obtained as a result of performing the analog/digital conversion by the processing circuit; and an output circuit that outputs output image data based on the captured image data to an exterior of the imaging element, wherein the output circuit includes a first output line and a second output line, the first output line is connected to a first signal processing circuit disposed at the exterior, the second output line is connected to a second signal processing circuit disposed at the exterior, and at least one of an output frame rate or an output data amount of the output image data is different between the first output line and the second output line.
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| | ===PIEZOELECTRIC FILM AND LAMINATED PIEZOELECTRIC ELEMENT ([[18464417. PIEZOELECTRIC FILM AND LAMINATED PIEZOELECTRIC ELEMENT simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18464417]])=== | | ===PIEZOELECTRIC FILM AND LAMINATED PIEZOELECTRIC ELEMENT ([[18464417. PIEZOELECTRIC FILM AND LAMINATED PIEZOELECTRIC ELEMENT simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18464417]])=== |
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| | Yoshinori Tamada | | Yoshinori Tamada |
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| − | The present invention is a piezoelectric film that has improved durability, high sound pressure output, reduced resistance of electrode layer, and suppressed heat generation.
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| − | * The piezoelectric film includes a piezoelectric layer with piezoelectric particles in a polymer matrix.
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| − | * Electrode layers are provided on both surfaces of the piezoelectric layer.
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| − | * An interlayer is placed between the piezoelectric layer and the electrode layers.
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| − | * The interlayer contains carbon and/or a metal.
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| − | * The metal atom concentration is between 30 to 90 atm % or the carbon atom concentration is between 85 to 95 atm %.
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| − | Potential applications of this technology:
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| − | * Acoustic devices such as speakers, microphones, and ultrasonic transducers.
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| − | * Sensing devices for pressure, acceleration, and vibration.
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| − | * Energy harvesting devices to convert mechanical energy into electrical energy.
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| − | Problems solved by this technology:
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| − | * Improved durability of the piezoelectric film.
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| − | * Higher sound pressure output.
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| − | * Reduced resistance of the electrode layer.
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| − | * Suppressed heat generation.
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| − | Benefits of this technology:
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| − | * Enhanced performance and longevity of acoustic and sensing devices.
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| − | * Improved efficiency of energy harvesting devices.
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| − | * Potential for smaller and more compact device designs.
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| − | * Increased reliability and stability of piezoelectric film.
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| − | An object of the present invention is to provide a piezoelectric film that has satisfactory durability, is capable of outputting a sound with a high sound pressure, decreases the resistance of an electrode layer, and is capable of suppressing heat generation. The above-described object is achieved by providing the piezoelectric film including a piezoelectric layer containing piezoelectric particles in a matrix that contains a polymer material, electrode layers provided on both surfaces of the piezoelectric layer, and an interlayer provided on at least one side between the piezoelectric layer and the electrode layers, in which the interlayer contains carbon and/or a metal, and a metal atom concentration of 30 to 90 atm % or a carbon atom concentration of 85 to 95 atm % is satisfied.
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| | ===PIEZOELECTRIC ELEMENT ([[18461926. PIEZOELECTRIC ELEMENT simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18461926]])=== | | ===PIEZOELECTRIC ELEMENT ([[18461926. PIEZOELECTRIC ELEMENT simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18461926]])=== |
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| | Naohiro OHARA | | Naohiro OHARA |
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| − | The abstract describes a piezoelectric element that prevents wrinkles in a laminated structure of piezoelectric films. The element consists of multiple piezoelectric films with piezoelectric particles embedded in a polymer matrix, sandwiched between electrode layers. A protective layer is added on the surface of the electrode layer. The adjacent piezoelectric films are adhered using an adhesive layer. The difference in height between the maximum height of each piezoelectric film and the height at a position 43 μm inside from the edge surface is less than or equal to 4.2 μm.
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| − | * Piezoelectric element prevents wrinkles in laminated piezoelectric films
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| − | * Consists of multiple piezoelectric films with embedded piezoelectric particles in a polymer matrix
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| − | * Electrode layers and a protective layer are added to the structure
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| − | * Adhesive layer used to adhere adjacent piezoelectric films
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| − | * Height difference between maximum height and position 43 μm inside is ≤ 4.2 μm
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| − | * Piezoelectric sensors
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| − | * Actuators in microelectromechanical systems (MEMS)
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| − | * Energy harvesting devices
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| − | * Ultrasonic transducers
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| − | ==Problems Solved==
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| − | * Wrinkles in piezoelectric films in a laminated structure
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| − | * Ensuring uniformity and stability in piezoelectric element performance
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| − | ==Benefits==
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| − | * Improved reliability and durability of piezoelectric elements
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| − | * Enhanced performance and accuracy in sensing and actuation applications
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| − | * Enables the production of high-quality piezoelectric devices.
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| − | '''Abstract'''
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| − | Provided is a piezoelectric element capable of preventing wrinkles from occurring in a piezoelectric element in which a plurality of piezoelectric films are laminated. The piezoelectric element is configured such that a plurality of piezoelectric films, in which a piezoelectric particles in a matrix including a polymer material is sandwiched between electrode layers and a protective layer is laminated on a surface of the electrode layer that is not in contact with the piezoelectric layer, are laminated and the adjacent piezoelectric films are adhered through an adhesive layer. A difference between a maximum height of each piezoelectric film in a thickness direction in a region ranging from an edge surface to 43 μm inside and a height of the piezoelectric film in the thickness direction at a position of 43 μm inside from the edge surface is equal to or less than 4.2 μm.
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| | ===CONDUCTIVE MEMBER AND HEATER ([[18462338. CONDUCTIVE MEMBER AND HEATER simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18462338]])=== | | ===CONDUCTIVE MEMBER AND HEATER ([[18462338. CONDUCTIVE MEMBER AND HEATER simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18462338]])=== |
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| | Morihito IKEDA | | Morihito IKEDA |
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| − | '''Brief explanation'''
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| − | The abstract describes a conductive member with an electrode pad for applying voltage to a conductive film. The conductive film has multiple non-conductive portions arranged in a regular repeating pattern. Each non-conductive portion consists of elongated base units connected at a connection point and extending in different directions. The direction of the line segment connecting the connection points of the two closest non-conductive portions is different from the directions in which the base units extend.
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| − | * The conductive member includes an electrode pad for applying voltage to a conductive film.
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| − | * The conductive film has multiple non-conductive portions arranged in a regular repeating pattern.
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| − | * Each non-conductive portion consists of elongated base units connected at a connection point.
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| − | * The base units extend in different directions from the connection point.
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| − | * The line segment connecting the connection points of the two closest non-conductive portions has a different direction from the base units.
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| − | Potential Applications:
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| − | * Touchscreen technology
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| − | * Flexible electronics
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| − | * Printed circuit boards
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| − | * Conductive coatings
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| − | Problems Solved:
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| − | * Provides a regular repeating pattern of non-conductive portions in a conductive film.
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| − | * Allows for precise control of the direction and arrangement of the non-conductive portions.
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| − | * Enables the creation of complex conductive patterns with varying directions.
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| − | * Improved conductivity and voltage distribution in the conductive film.
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| − | * Enhanced flexibility and durability of the conductive member.
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| − | * Enables the design of more efficient and compact electronic devices.
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| − | * Cost-effective manufacturing process for conductive films.
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| − | A conductive member () includes an electrode pad () for applying a voltage to a conductive film (), in which a plurality of non-conductive portions () that are arranged to form a regular repeating pattern are formed in the conductive film (), each of the plurality of non-conductive portions () include a plurality of base units having an elongated shape that are connected to each other at a connection point (C) and extend from the connection point (C) in different directions, and a direction in which a line segment that connects the connection points (C) of the two non-conductive portions () closest to each other among the plurality of non-conductive portions () extends is different from each of the directions in which the plurality of base units extend.
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| | ===LIGHT ABSORPTION ANISOTROPIC FILM, LAMINATE, IMAGE DISPLAY DEVICE, AND LIQUID CRYSTAL COMPOSITION ([[18339732. LIGHT ABSORPTION ANISOTROPIC FILM, LAMINATE, IMAGE DISPLAY DEVICE, AND LIQUID CRYSTAL COMPOSITION simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18339732]])=== | | ===LIGHT ABSORPTION ANISOTROPIC FILM, LAMINATE, IMAGE DISPLAY DEVICE, AND LIQUID CRYSTAL COMPOSITION ([[18339732. LIGHT ABSORPTION ANISOTROPIC FILM, LAMINATE, IMAGE DISPLAY DEVICE, AND LIQUID CRYSTAL COMPOSITION simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18339732]])=== |
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| | Hiroshi MATSUYAMA | | Hiroshi MATSUYAMA |
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| − | The present invention is a light absorption anisotropic film that has excellent adhesiveness and a high alignment degree. It is formed of a liquid crystal composition containing a liquid crystal compound, a dichroic substance, and a boronic acid compound with a polymerizable group. The liquid crystal compound is horizontally aligned.
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| − | * The light absorption anisotropic film is formed using a liquid crystal composition.
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| − | * The composition includes a liquid crystal compound, a dichroic substance, and a boronic acid compound with a polymerizable group.
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| − | * The liquid crystal compound is horizontally aligned in the film.
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| − | * The film has excellent adhesiveness and a high alignment degree.
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| − | Potential applications of this technology:
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| − | * Image display devices: The light absorption anisotropic film can be used in image display devices to enhance the quality of the displayed images.
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| − | * Liquid crystal compositions: The technology can be applied to improve the properties of liquid crystal compositions used in various applications such as displays, optical devices, and sensors.
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| − | Problems solved by this technology:
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| − | * Adhesiveness: The light absorption anisotropic film provides excellent adhesiveness, ensuring its stability and durability in various applications.
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| − | * Alignment degree: The film achieves a high alignment degree, resulting in improved optical properties and performance.
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| − | * Enhanced adhesiveness: The film's excellent adhesiveness ensures its long-term stability and reliability in different environments.
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| − | * High alignment degree: The film's high alignment degree improves the optical properties, leading to better image quality and performance in image display devices.
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| − | * Versatile applications: The technology can be applied to various fields, including image display devices and liquid crystal compositions, expanding its potential uses and benefits.
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| − | An object of the present invention is to provide Provided is a light absorption anisotropic film, a laminate, an image display device, and a liquid crystal composition with excellent adhesiveness and a high alignment degree. The light absorption anisotropic film of the present invention is a light absorption anisotropic film is formed of a liquid crystal composition that contains a liquid crystal compound, a dichroic substance, and a boronic acid compound containing a polymerizable group, in which the liquid crystal compound is horizontally aligned.
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| | ===PIEZOELECTRIC FILM ([[18462182. PIEZOELECTRIC FILM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18462182]])=== | | ===PIEZOELECTRIC FILM ([[18462182. PIEZOELECTRIC FILM simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)|18462182]])=== |
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| | Jumpei ISHIDA | | Jumpei ISHIDA |
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| − | The abstract describes a patent application for a piezoelectric film with high piezoelectric performance. The film consists of a piezoelectric layer made of a polymer-based piezoelectric composite material, containing piezoelectric particles in a polymer matrix. Electrode layers are formed on both surfaces of the piezoelectric layer. The circularity of the piezoelectric particles in the cross section of the piezoelectric layer is between 0.65 and 0.92.
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| − | * The patent application is for a piezoelectric film with improved piezoelectric performance.
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| − | * The film is made of a polymer-based piezoelectric composite material.
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| − | * The piezoelectric layer contains piezoelectric particles in a polymer matrix.
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| − | * Electrode layers are present on both surfaces of the piezoelectric layer.
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| − | * The circularity of the piezoelectric particles in the cross section of the piezoelectric layer is between 0.65 and 0.92.
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| − | ==Potential Applications==
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| − | * Piezoelectric sensors
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| − | * Energy harvesting devices
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| − | * Actuators in microelectromechanical systems (MEMS)
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| − | * Medical devices such as ultrasound transducers
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| − | * Improves the piezoelectric performance of the film
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| − | * Provides a reliable and efficient method for producing piezoelectric films
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| − | * Enhances the sensitivity and responsiveness of piezoelectric devices
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| − | * Higher piezoelectric performance compared to existing films
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| − | * Improved sensitivity and responsiveness in piezoelectric devices
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| − | * Cost-effective production method for piezoelectric films
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| − | * Versatile applications in various industries such as electronics, healthcare, and energy harvesting.
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| − | Provided is a piezoelectric film having high piezoelectric performance. The piezoelectric film is a piezoelectric film including a piezoelectric layer consisting of a polymer-based piezoelectric composite material that contains piezoelectric particles in a matrix containing a polymer material, and electrode layers formed on both surfaces of the piezoelectric layer, in which the piezoelectric particles observed in a cross section of the piezoelectric layer in a thickness direction have a circularity of 0.65 to 0.92.
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