Abstract: [Problem] To provide a terminal registration system and a terminal registration method for improving user convenience in registration of a new terminal to a plurality of service sites. [Solution] The registered terminal 1 includes an Authenticator 10 including service site list information 110 that associates private keys and URLs for access to service sites with each other. A Registration Manager 100 acquires the service site list information 110 from the Authenticator 10 of the registered terminal 1. Then, the Registration Manager 100 performs FIDO authentication for a registration target service site using a private key of the registered terminal 1, on the basis of the acquired service site list information 110, and performs Registration of a newly generated cryptographic key at the new terminal 2.

Abstract: A forming rotary cutting tool (1) in the shape of a Christmas tree, provided with a main body (10) and cutting blades (20a, 20b) provided to the outer periphery of the main body (10), the cutting blades (20a, 20b) alternately having a plurality of convex parts (21a1-21a4, 21b1-21b4) and a plurality of concave parts (22a1-22a3, 22b1-22b3); wherein within a predetermined range from a tool tip part (30), the cutting blades (20a, 20b) are integrated cutting blades (40a, 40b) that are formed integrally with the main body (10), and outside of the predetermined range, and the cutting blades (20a, 20b) are attached cutting blades (50a, 50b) that are formed separately from the main body (10) and attached to the main body (10).

Abstract: A knitting structure model generation program, apparatus and method are provided to generate a three-dimensional model of a warp knit to reproduce a realistic knitting structure. An initial model generation portion (160) generates in a virtual three-dimensional space an initial model of a warp knit representing one column of yarn path in a warp direction and array information representing an array position in a weft direction of one column of yarn path. A position correction portion (170) sets mass points of a yarn on the yarn path, generates a dynamic model of the warp knit by connecting the mass points, and corrects the position of each mass point. A three-dimensional model generation portion (180) forms a surface expressing a yarn surface on a yarn path represented by the edge connected to the mass points whose positions are corrected, and thereby generates a three-dimensional model of the warp knit.

Abstract: A knitting structure model is generated from knitting structure data represented by specific symbols so that an individual can easily imagine what type of knit fabric will be knitted. A knitting structure data acquiring portion (11) acquires knitting structure data made up of symbols (T) representing a tuck, (W) representing a welt, and (K) representing a knit. Anode aligning portion (12) aligns nodes representing connecting points of yarns forming the knit fabric within the (XY) plane in a lattice form. A simplified model generating portion (13) generates a simplified knitting structure model by connecting the nodes aligned within the XY plane with edges corresponding to the yarns according to the knitting structure data. A display portion (40) displays the simplified knitting structure model thereon.

Abstract: A knitting structure model generation program, apparatus and method are provided to generate a three-dimensional model of a warp knit to reproduce a realistic knitting structure. An initial model generation portion (160) generates in a virtual three-dimensional space an initial model of a warp knit representing one column of yarn path in a warp direction and array information representing an array position in a weft direction of one column of yarn path. A position correction portion (170) sets mass points of a yarn on the yarn path, generates a dynamic model of the warp knit by connecting the mass points, and corrects the position of each mass point. A three-dimensional model generation portion (180) forms a surface expressing a yarn surface on a yarn path represented by the edge connected to the mass points whose positions are corrected, and thereby generates a three-dimensional model of the warp knit.

Abstract: There is provided a drilling method capable of improving machining accuracy of a printed board drilling apparatus as a whole by decreasing dispersion of the machining accuracy even if it is a multi-spindle printed board drilling apparatus. A misalignment of an axial center of a drill with respect to a designed axial center in X and Y directions is detected in advance per a certain number of revolutions of each spindle that rotates the drill. Holes of two or more types of diameter are made on a printed board by making holes of at least one diameter, e.g., an exposure master hole, per each spindle and by making holes of all other diameters almost simultaneously by all of the spindles.

Abstract: A knitting structure model is generated from knitting structure data represented by specific symbols so that an individual can easily imagine what type of knit fabric will be knitted. A knitting structure data acquiring portion (11) acquires knitting structure data made up of symbols (T) representing a tuck, (W) representing a welt, and (K) representing a knit. Anode aligning portion (12) aligns nodes representing connecting points of yarns forming the knit fabric within the (XY) plane in a lattice form. A simplified model generating portion (13) generates a simplified knitting structure model by connecting the nodes aligned within the XY plane with edges corresponding to the yarns according to the knitting structure data. A display portion (40) displays the simplified knitting structure model thereon.

Abstract: A makeup simulation enables a high-quality simulation image quickly and simply. A first image generator portion 20 generates n transparency layer images in which the transparency of each pixel is normalized on the basis of n layer images in a use-reference image. A second image generator portion 30 generates n color converted layer images by applying a color conversion on a frame image using color components of the layer images. A mesh setting portion 50 sets a mesh in a facial region in each frame image and a makeup pattern image. An image deformer 60 calculates a difference between vertices of meshes in both images and deforms a makeup element image in each normalized transparency layer image based on this difference to fit in the facial region of the frame image. A synthesizer 70 synthesizes color converted layer images and each frame image by alpha blending.

Abstract: There is provided a drilling method capable of improving machining accuracy of a printed board drilling apparatus as a whole by decreasing dispersion of the machining accuracy even if it is a multi-spindle printed board drilling apparatus. A misalignment of an axial center of a drill with respect to a designed axial center in X and Y directions is detected in advance per certain number of revolutions of each spindle that rotates the drill. Holes of two or more types of diameter are made on a printed board by making holes of at least one diameter, e.g., an exposure master hole, per each spindle and by making holes of all other diameters almost simultaneously by all of the spindles.

Abstract: There is provided a microfilm scanner which easily eliminate a search mark provided to each frame of a strip-shaped microfilm to precisely read only a range (image photographed range) including the frame. The microfilm scanner comprising: a film-edge detector for a width edge of the microfilm in each main scanning line in response to an output of a line sensor; and reading-range setter for setting an image reading range in each main scanning line by referring the detected edge of the microfilm. In a case that a width of the film is known in advance, start and end points of the image reading range may be determined from the first edge detected along a main scanning direction of the film-edge detector. A control method for the microfilm scanner is also provided.

Abstract: A microfilm reader and a control method therefor, suitable for reduction in size and enabling high-speed reading and efficient retrieval with less wear in the moving parts. The microfilm reader for reading an image recorded on a microfilm to supply an image data of the read image to a printer, comprising: a two-dimensional area sensor for reading plural images in respective frames of the microfilm to supply a first image data; a display for displaying the images continuously or intermittently by using the first image data so that an image of a target frame can be retrieved from the microfilm; a line sensor for reading the image of the target frame specified in the retrieval operation to supply the second image data of the target frame as the image data of the read image to be printed out.

Abstract: There is provided a control method of a microfilm image reader, in which a scanner reads an image in a frame recorded on a microfilm and supplies image data of the read image to a printer, for printing out image data of an original image faithfully in a relatively easy processing even if the original image largely contains middle tone portions, without either calculating a threshold value for binarization by a complicated method or performing a special image processing to be uniquely performed to a binary density image. The scanner reads the image in a multi-tone gradation and the printer prints out image data of at least one portion of the read image in the multi-tone gradation. When the image in a frame contains both a multi-tone gradation portion in a photograph area and a binary density portion in a document area, image data of the photograph area and image data of the document area are printed out in the multi-tone gradation and the binary density or gradation, respectively.

Abstract: A control method of a microfilm image reader is provided for reducing the amount of image data to be transferred from a scanner to a host computer, making the transfer time short and hence lengthening the free time of a bus, reducing the storage capacity needed for storing the image data, and simplifying the operation procedure by omitting the process of eliminating the black frame portion when printed out. The host computer supplies the scanner with a window parameter containing a range of reading area, and the scanner detects only an image area from all the reading area to transfer image data of the detected image area to the host computer together with attribute information containing the size of the image area. The attribute information may be managed by a header system, and data on a print position of the target image may be contained in the attribute information.

Abstract: A robot hand and a robot using it are provided. The robot hand has a finger-tip tactile sensor device, a palm tactile sensor device, and a tip contact force detecting device. Among them, the finger-tip tactile sensor device 10 has an elastic cap 14, in which a cavity 15 is formed with an opening 17a at a base end. The cavity is filled up with an incompressible fluid. A pressure detector 16 is inserted into the opening 17a of the cavity 17, and a holding member 18 holds the elastic cap 14 and the pressure detector 16. The holding member 18 is swingably mounted on a finger 1 of robot hand through a joint 2. When the elastic cap 14 contacts with an object, the contact pressure is detected through the incompressible fluid by the pressure detector 16.

Abstract: A microfilm storage and retrieval system for storing plural microfilm cartridges in a storage rack and for selectively retrieving a desired cartridge. Plural microfilm cartridges are stored two-dimensionally in a rack having an open front face at which a carrier for taking out and returning the cartridges is disposed. An image reader is arranged behind the rack. A cartridge delivery port is provided through the rack, so that each cartridge is taken out from the rack into the space in front of the rack and then delivered through the delivery port to the image reader arranged behind the rack to read the images of the microfilm. In a preferred embodiment, the selected microfilm cartridge is turned to change its posture or orientation ready to be loaded into a cartridge loading port of the image reader in a space behind the rack intermediately of the delivery passage.

Abstract: An apparatus according to the present invention, which is used to form a large number of fine pores in the peripheral surface of each of cylindrical articles, such as cigarettes, by means of a laser beam, comprises first and second perforating disks. A plurality of retaining arms are arranged on the respective peripheral edges of these perforating disks. The cylindrical articles are held by means of these arms, and are caused to move around the disks and rotate around their own axes. The cylindrical articles are alternately supplied half and half to the two perforating disks by means of two intermediate supply rollers. Beamsplitters are located individually in the respective central portions of the perforating disks. The laser beam emitted from a laser source is split into two beam halves by means of a pre-beamsplitter, and these beam halves are delivered individually to the beamsplitters. The beam halves delivered to these beamsplitters are radially split over a range of about 180.degree.

Abstract: An apparatus for successively opening the mouths of bags which are fed one by one to a table and putting such bag over a guide hopper for charging the bag with an article to be packaged. The mouth of the bag is sucked by a pair of vacuum suction members from the opposite sides. The vacuum suction members are gradually separated from each other while transferring a bag from a table to the hopper, thereby gradually opening the mouth of the bag. This prevents failures in opening bags and also prevents the bag from separating from the vacuum suction members.

Abstract: A vacuum packaging apparatus suitable for use in packing fluid foodstuffs or the like into bags. In a chamber are disposed a pair of support members having surfaces opposite relative to each other which are individually formed with suction holes. When a bag is fed between the pair of support members, vacuum is applied through the suction holes so that opposite surfaces of the bag are sucked into the opposite surfaces of the support members. Subsequently, the support members are moved away from each other, whereupon the mouth of the bag is opened. An object is fed into the mouth-opened bag for being vacuum packed therein. The resulting vacuum packaged product is supported in position between the pair of support members, being thereby flatly shaped.

Abstract: A perforating apparatus comprises a pair of guide drums for guiding a web so that the web is wound so as to cover part of the mark members of the guide drums, respectively, each guide drum having a ring-shaped mask member, and a plurality of slits formed in the mask member, the mask members of the guide drums being situated in different axial positions with respect to the axial direction of the guide drums.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method for vacuum-packaging bags filled with articles and to an apparatus therefor. Such packaging bag is stored in a chamber and a vacuum is applied to the interior of the chamber; the opening edge of the packaging bag is sealed. Such chambers are suspendedly supported on a rotor rotating around a horizontal axis. The chambers are rotated with the rotor along a circular path in a vertical plane. At this time, the component force acting on a packaging bag is smaller than in the case where the chambers are rotated along a circular path in a horizontal plane. As a result, deviation of packaging bags is prevented.