Abstract: A method includes: a step of acquiring a captured image of a workplace captured by a camera that is installed above the workplace and has an imaging direction substantially vertically downward; a step of detecting a partial image representing a wearing object worn by a worker from the captured image acquired; a step of acquiring position information indicating a position where the partial image is detected in the acquired captured image; acquiring, for the acquired captured image, adjustment information for displaying the captured image in which brightness is adjusted; and outputting, for the acquired captured image, the position information acquired from the captured image and the adjustment information acquired for the captured image.

Abstract: A stop detection device includes: an acquirer that acquires multiple captured images captured in chronological order by a camera mounted on a vehicle; an image processor that performs image processing on acquired multiple captured images; and a detector that detects vehicle speed of a vehicle at a stop position based on a result of image processing. The image processor includes a stop position identification unit that detects a marking indicating a stop position from a captured image to identify a stop position, and a vehicle speed calculation unit that calculates vehicle speed by comparing captured images in chronological order. The vehicle speed calculation unit excludes a specific region from each of multiple captured images to compare captured images.

Abstract: A temporary stop detection device that includes: a memory; and a processor coupled to the memory, the processor being configured to: acquire image information indicating a captured image captured by an imaging device provided to a vehicle; detect a plurality of road signs, including a temporary stop sign, from the acquired image information; and detect a temporary stop position by using a bounding box surrounding a region including the plurality of detected road signs.

Abstract: A control unit included in a PLC generates power-cut retaining information to be retained at a power cut, and stores the generated power-cut retaining information into a main memory. The control unit includes a file system unit for reading and writing target information from and into a nonvolatile memory. When the file system unit receives a power cut notification indicating a cut of power fed while reading or writing target information from or into a nonvolatile memory, the file system unit stops the reading or writing process, and writes the power-cut retaining information stored in the main memory into the nonvolatile memory using power fed from the auxiliary power supply.

Abstract: A control unit included in a PLC generates power-cut retaining information to be retained at a power cut, and stores the generated power-cut retaining information into a main memory. The control unit includes a file system unit for reading and writing target information from and into a nonvolatile memory. When the file system unit receives a power cut notification indicating a cut of power fed while reading or writing target information from or into a nonvolatile memory, the file system unit stops the reading or writing process, and writes the power-cut retaining information stored in the main memory into the nonvolatile memory using power fed from the auxiliary power supply.

Abstract: A directional speaker that vibrates a diaphragm to send sound waves includes reproducing signal generation means 10 for outputting a reproducing audible signal; ultrasonic signal generation means 20 for outputting a carrier wave signal at a frequency in an ultrasonic band; phase modulation means 30 for phase modulating the carrier wave signal with the reproducing audible signal to output a modulated carrier wave signal; and diaphragm driving means 50 for vibrating the diaphragm based on a compression cycle of the modulated carrier wave signal. The configuration, in which the ultrasonic carrier wave is modulated with an audio signal, can generate a small, narrow-directional audible sound field without using a parametric effect.

Abstract: A directional speaker that vibrates a diaphragm to send sound waves includes reproducing signal generation means 10 for outputting a reproducing audible signal; ultrasonic signal generation means 20 for outputting a carrier wave signal at a frequency in an ultrasonic band; phase modulation means 30 for phase modulating the carrier wave signal with the reproducing audible signal to output a modulated carrier wave signal; and diaphragm driving means 50 for vibrating the diaphragm based on a compression cycle of the modulated carrier wave signal. The configuration, in which the ultrasonic carrier wave is modulated with an audio signal, can generate a small, narrow-directional audible sound field without using a parametric effect.