Abstract: An image processing device is disclosed that includes an image acquisition unit configured to acquire a captured image captured by an imaging device fixed to a moving object; a behavior data acquisition unit configured to acquire behavior data indicating behavior of the moving object when moving; a determination unit configured to determine whether or not the captured image includes scenery outside the moving object; and an image processing unit configured to, when the captured image is determined to include the scenery outside the moving object, perform shake correction processing on the captured image based on the behavior data acquired by the behavior data acquisition unit so as to cancel the shaking of the captured image due to the behavior.

Abstract: The present disclosure including determining that a state of a load on an occupant in a vehicle on the basis of at least one of a traveling state of the vehicle (100), an external environment state of the vehicle, and a state of the occupant in the vehicle, and executing a dialogue with the occupant by executing a dialogue program corresponding to the state of the load on the occupant.

Abstract: A travel information processing apparatus includes a voice input device configured to input voice data of a user, an output device configured to specify an object by estimating from the voice data based on a word extracted from the voice data and indicating the object around a traveling route and a word extracted from the voice data and indicating a positional relationship of the object and output image data or voice data indicating a specified object; and a travel information processor configured to change a traveling motion of a subject vehicle based on the specified object.

Abstract: By introducing into an operating 3-phase transmission line system through a transformer having the common point of its "Y" or "star" connected primary grounded and its ungrounded secondary coupled in open "delta" configuration to a source of a measurement voltage having a second frequency significantly lower than the first or operating frequency of the transmission line system, detecting the current flowing in the transmission line system at the second frequency and multiplying the measurement voltage injected into the transmission line by the measurement current produced thereby, a d.c. component is obtained which is representative of the insulation resistance's magnitude, permitting calibration of the apparatus in terms of insulation resistance. At the same time a fault alarm system may operate with part of its circuit in common with the circuit of the resistance measuring apparatus.