Abstract: A stowage system includes: a lock detection sensor detecting an unlocked state where a package can be taken in and out of a second package room which is separated from both an interior space of a vehicle and a first package room formed above the horizontal plane extending along a floor of the interior space, and allows the package to be taken in and out from an outside of the vehicle, or a locked state; an air conditioning device; and a microprocessor. The air conditioning device forms a flow of air in the second package room by a fan. The microprocessor is configured to perform outputting an operation signal to the air conditioning device so that the fan operates when the lock detection sensor detects locking of the second package room in a state where the second package room stows the package.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, an information processing apparatus includes: receiving circuitry and the controlling circuitry. The receiving circuitry receives operation data of an energy system being capable of inputting and outputting power to and from a power line to which a power system and a load are connected, and the energy system including a hydrogen production apparatus producing hydrogen, a first hydrogen accumulation apparatus accumulating the hydrogen, a first power generation apparatus generating power using the hydrogen accumulated in the first hydrogen accumulation apparatus, and a storage battery capable of charging and discharging.

Abstract: The invention is directed to a system for correcting shading or non-uniformities in the output of a linear photosensitive array. The invention employs a memory circuit having a number of cells corresponding to the number of photoelements positioned along the linear array. The sensor output of each respective element is successively compared with the data value stored in a corresponding memory cell in the memory. The data stored in the memory is updated by determining the larger data value signal and then storing that signal in the corresponding memory cell. This comparison and storage operation continues for each successive output signal produced by the linear array. The data stored in memory for each line represents the non-uniformity of the photosensor system including non-uniformities due to light source, lens, optical transmission and sensor characteristics.