Abstract: An information processing device for acquiring a sleep state of a user as sleep information is caused to execute acquiring the sleep information of the user a plurality of times; acquiring play information of the user in a game; associating the sleep information with the play information; and determining a plurality of play results on the basis of each combination of the associated play information and sleep information.

Abstract: A vehicle control device includes a first detector configured to detect a behavior of a vehicle, a second detector configured to detect a peripheral situation of the vehicle, a storage configured to store a control logic that outputs information indicating a behavior of the vehicle when at least information indicating a peripheral situation of the vehicle is input to the control logic, a deriver configured to execute the control logic to derive a behavior of the vehicle based on at least the peripheral situation of the vehicle detected by the second detector, and a determinator configured to compare a first behavior of the vehicle detected by the first detector at a certain reference time with a second behavior of the vehicle derived by the deriver based on the peripheral situation detected by the second detector at the reference time to determine whether or not the control logic is accurately operated.

Abstract: A game system acquires the sleep information of a user and a game that uses the sleep information can be advanced even in a situation where the sleep information cannot be measured appropriately. The game system includes processing circuitry configured to acquire the sleep information of the user, generate modified sleep information with respect to at least a part of the sleep information by modifying the sleep information on the basis of sleep information having different content to the sleep information. When the modified sleep information has not been generated, the processing circuitry determines a first effect of the game on the basis of the sleep information, and when the modified sleep information has been generated, the processing circuitry determines a second effect, the second effect differing from the first effect, on the basis of the modified sleep information.

Abstract: Provided is a program executed by a computer that includes a processor, wherein the program causes the processor to execute a step for acquiring daily sleep information from a user, a step for specifying a first parameter, which is a parameter to be used by the user to play a game, for each date by comparing sleep information of the user over a predetermined period with sleep information of the user for each date, and a step for advancing the game on each date by performing lottery processing using the first parameter corresponding to the date.

Abstract: A game that receives information about sleep of users maintains enjoyment of the game without placing an excessive load on a server. The game includes receiving an operation input from a user; setting a first time at which a game is to progress and making a predetermined notification at the first time when the operation input is not received before the first time arrives; changing a state of the notification based on the operation input of the user and accessing a server to progress the game; and distributing second times at which the computers of users are to access the server to progress the game.

Abstract: A vehicle control device includes a first detector configured to detect a behavior of a vehicle, a second detector configured to detect a peripheral situation of the vehicle, a storage configured to store a control logic that outputs information indicating a behavior of the vehicle when at least information indicating a peripheral situation of the vehicle is input to the control logic, a deriver configured to execute the control logic to derive a behavior of the vehicle based on at least the peripheral situation of the vehicle detected by the second detector, and a determinator configured to compare a first behavior of the vehicle detected by the first detector at a certain reference time with a second behavior of the vehicle derived by the deriver based on the peripheral situation detected by the second detector at the reference time to determine whether or not the control logic is accurately operated.

Abstract: A light emitting device that achieves long life, and which is capable of performing high duty drive, by suppressing initial light emitting element deterioration is provided. Reverse bias application to an EL element (109) is performed one row at a time by forming a reverse bias electric power source line (112) and a reverse bias TFT (108). Reverse bias application can therefore be performed in synchronous with operations for write-in of an image signal, light emission, erasure, and the like. Reverse bias application therefore becomes possible while maintaining a duty equivalent to that of a conventional driving method.

Abstract: Provided is a vehicle periphery monitoring device that can appropriately recognize a monitored subject that is present at a periphery of a vehicle and notify a driver, while suppressing computational amount and the amount of memory usage. In a case where a monitored subject W detected in a past captured image is not detected in a latest captured image (NO in FIG. 2B/STEP 7), an alert process unit 13 to 16 estimates whether or not the monitored subject W is present in a notification region D2 in a real space based on the past captured image (FIG. 2B/STEP 11 to FIG. 2B/STEP 13 and FIG. 2B/STEP 15 to FIG. 2B/STEP 16) and notifies the driver when the monitored subject W is estimated to be present in the notification region D2 (FIG. 2B/STEP 14).

Abstract: A light emitting device that achieves long life, and which is capable of performing high duty drive, by suppressing initial light emitting element deterioration is provided. Reverse bias application to an EL element (109) is performed one row at a time by forming a reverse bias electric power source line (112) and a reverse bias TFT (108). Reverse bias application can therefore be performed in synchronous with operations for write-in of an image signal, light emission, erasure, and the like. Reverse bias application therefore becomes possible while maintaining a duty equivalent to that of a conventional driving method.

Abstract: A light emitting device that achieves long life, and which is capable of performing high duty drive, by suppressing initial light emitting element deterioration is provided. Reverse bias application to an EL element (109) is performed one row at a time by forming a reverse bias electric power source line (112) and a reverse bias TFT (108). Reverse bias application can therefore be performed in synchronous with operations for write-in of an image signal, light emission, erasure, and the like. Reverse bias application therefore becomes possible while maintaining a duty equivalent to that of a conventional driving method.

Abstract: A light emitting device that achieves long life, and which is capable of performing high duty drive, by suppressing initial light emitting element deterioration is provided. Reverse bias application to an EL element (109) is performed one row at a time by forming a reverse bias electric power source line (112) and a reverse bias TFT (108). Reverse bias application can therefore be performed in synchronous with operations for write-in of an image signal, light emission, erasure, and the like. Reverse bias application therefore becomes possible while maintaining a duty equivalent to that of a conventional driving method.

Abstract: A light emitting device that achieves long life, and which is capable of performing high duty drive, by suppressing initial light emitting element deterioration is provided. Reverse bias application to an EL element (109) is performed one row at a time by forming a reverse bias electric power source line (112) and a reverse bias TFT (108). Reverse bias application can therefore be performed in synchronous with operations for write-in of an image signal, light emission, erasure, and the like. Reverse bias application therefore becomes possible while maintaining a duty equivalent to that of a conventional driving method.

Abstract: The inventors found out that in the case of performing a low gray scale display in which a very small amount of current is supplied to a light emitting element, variations in threshold voltages of driving transistors become notable since the gate-source voltage is low. In view of this, the invention provides a display device in which variations in the threshold voltages of the driving transistors are reduced even in the low gray scale display, and a driving method thereof. According to the invention, a gate-source voltage of the driving transistor is set higher in the low gray scale display than that in the high gray scale display. As one mode to achieve this, different power source lines are provided for the low gray scale display and the high gray scale display and their potentials are set to be different.

Abstract: An object recognition apparatus 10 includes a candidate image extraction unit 12 that extracts a candidate image part 22, which is an image part of an object, from a pickup image 21 of a camera 2, and a candidate image determination unit 14 that determines the type of object of the candidate image part 22 in a determination area R?1 on the basis of whether or not a first predetermined number k or more of the candidate image parts 22, which have been extracted by the candidate image extraction unit 12, have been extracted in the determination area R?1, the width in the horizontal direction of which is a predetermined width or less, in the pickup image 21.

Abstract: A light emitting device that achieves long life, and which is capable of performing high duty drive, by suppressing initial light emitting element deterioration is provided. Reverse bias application to an EL element (109) is performed one row at a time by forming a reverse bias electric power source line (112) and a reverse bias (108). Reverse bias application can therefore be performed in synchronous with operations for write-in of an image signal, light emission, erasure, and the like. Reverse bias application therefore becomes possible while maintaining a duty equivalent to that of a conventional driving method.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a vehicle periphery monitoring device. An object identification unit comprises: a first identifier requiring a relatively low computation volume for an object identification process; and a second identifier requiring a relatively high computation volume for the object identification process. A region to be identified determination unit determines at least one region to be identified which is presented in the identification process by the second identifier, by carrying out a clustering process relating to location and/or scale, with respect to a plurality of region candidates which are extracted by the first identifier as wherein objects are present.

Abstract: A photodetector of the invention is characterized by having a plurality of detector elements that are arranged over a light-transparent substrate and are connected in parallel. A foldable portable communication tool having two display portions of the invention is characterized by including one photodetector which includes a plurality of detector elements connected in parallel.

Abstract: Provided is a vehicle periphery monitoring device that can appropriately recognize a monitored subject that is present at a periphery of a vehicle and notify a driver, while suppressing computational amount and the amount of memory usage. In a case where a monitored subject W detected in a past captured image is not detected in a latest captured image (NO in FIG. 2B/STEP 7), an alert process unit 13 to 16 estimates whether or not the monitored subject W is present in a notification region D2 in a real space based on the past captured image (FIG. 2B/STEP11 to FIG. 2B/STEP 13 and FIG. 2B/STEP 15 to FIG. 2B/STEP 16) and notifies the driver when the monitored subject W is estimated to be present in the notification region D2 (FIG. 2B/STEP 14).

Abstract: A light emitting device that achieves long life, and which is capable of performing high duty drive, by suppressing initial light emitting element deterioration is provided. Reverse bias application to an EL element (109) is performed one row at a time by forming a reverse bias electric power source line (112) and a reverse bias TFT (108). Reverse bias application can therefore be performed in synchronous with operations for write-in of an image signal, light emission, erasure, and the like. Reverse bias application therefore becomes possible while maintaining a duty equivalent to that of a conventional driving method.

Abstract: A light emitting device that achieves long life, and which is capable of performing high duty drive, by suppressing initial light emitting element deterioration is provided. Reverse bias application to an EL element (109) is performed one row at a time by forming a reverse bias electric power source line (112) and a reverse bias TFT (108). Reverse bias application can therefore be performed in synchronous with operations for write-in of an image signal, light emission, erasure, and the like. Reverse bias application therefore becomes possible while maintaining a duty equivalent to that of a conventional driving method.