Abstract: One embodiment discloses an electronic device including a first acquisition unit which outputs first motion information about a detection target in a first detection region, a second acquisition unit which outputs second motion information about the detection target in a second detection region, and a control unit which executes an instruction according to the first motion information and the second motion information, wherein the first detection region and the second detection overlap at least partially.

Abstract: One embodiment discloses an electronic device including a first acquisition unit which outputs first motion information about a detection target in a first detection region, a second acquisition unit which outputs second motion information about the detection target in a second detection region, and a control unit which executes an instruction according to the first motion information and the second motion information, wherein the first detection region and the second detection overlap at least partially.

Abstract: A device is disclosed for removably attaching one or more oxygen tanks to a chair, particularly to a wheelchair, while providing a means of warmth for the seated individual and storage space for personal effects. The device comprises a holder component and a garment component. The holder component fits over the back rest of the chair and contains one or more pockets of sufficient dimension to secure one or more oxygen tanks to the rear of the chair's back rest. The garment component is attached to the holder component via a fastening means such as Velcro® or snaps and comprises long, substantially rectangular flaps which cover the seated individual, providing comfort and warmth. The garment component may also contain interior and/or exterior pockets to hold loose articles.

Abstract: A nitrogen oxide scrubbing process comprises the step of contacting effluent containing nitrogen oxide with an aqueous alkaline peroxide solution. The process may take place in scrubbing towers where the aqueous solution flows countercurrent to the effluent.