Abstract: The present invention provides a headrest that is low-cost but still provides impact mitigation performance, and a vehicle seat having this headrest. A headrest of a vehicle seat includes: a headrest frame that is formed of at least one plate material and is fixed to a seatback frame of the vehicle seat; a pad that covers the headrest frame; and a skin that covers the pad. A contact section is provided at the lower part of the headrest frame, said lower part being located on the seatback-frame side, and the contact section is located closer to the rear surface of the headrest than the upper part of the headrest frame is, said upper part being located on the opposite side to the seatback-frame side.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a manufacturing line computer system including: first and second computers. The first computer includes a storage section adapted to store a template that associates role information of the second computer and a network address of the second computer; and a reply section adapted to return the network address of the second computer associated with the role information to the second computer in response to reception of the role information from the second computer. The second computer includes an input section adapted to input the role information of the second computer; a transmission section adapted to send the input role information of the second computer to the first computer; and a network address setup section adapted to specify the network address, returned from the first computer, for the second computer.

Abstract: The present invention provides a headrest that is low-cost but still provides impact mitigation performance, and a vehicle seat having this headrest. A headrest of a vehicle seat includes: a headrest frame that is formed of at least one plate material and is fixed to a seatback frame of the vehicle seat; a pad that covers the headrest frame; and a skin that covers the pad. A contact section is provided at the lower part of the headrest frame, said lower part being located on the seatback-frame side, and the contact section is located closer to the rear surface of the headrest than the upper part of the headrest frame is, said upper part being located on the opposite side to the seatback-frame side.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a manufacturing line computer system including: first and second computers. The first computer includes a storage section adapted to store a template that associates role information of the second computer and a network address of the second computer; and a reply section adapted to return the network address of the second computer associated with the role information to the second computer in response to reception of the role information from the second computer. The second computer includes an input section adapted to input the role information of the second computer; a transmission section adapted to send the input role information of the second computer to the first computer; and a network address setup section adapted to specify the network address, returned from the first computer, for the second computer.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a manufacturing line computer system including: first and second computers. The first computer includes a storage section adapted to store a template that associates role information of the second computer and a network address of the second computer; and a reply section adapted to return the network address of the second computer associated with the role information to the second computer in response to reception of the role information from the second computer. The second computer includes an input section adapted to input the role information of the second computer; a transmission section adapted to send the input role information of the second computer to the first computer; and a network address setup section adapted to specify the network address, returned from the first computer, for the second computer.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a manufacturing line computer system including: first and second computers. The first computer includes a storage section adapted to store a template that associates role information of the second computer and a network address of the second computer; and a reply section adapted to return the network address of the second computer associated with the role information to the second computer in response to reception of the role information from the second computer. The second computer includes an input section adapted to input the role information of the second computer; a transmission section adapted to send the input role information of the second computer to the first computer; and a network address setup section adapted to specify the network address, returned from the first computer, for the second computer.

Abstract: An image management apparatus capable of managing a plurality of images captured within a geographical range included in a designated map linked with that map. The image management apparatus has a period setting unit setting a predetermined period, an imaging unit acquiring an image, a position information acquisition unit acquiring capturing position information, a map information acquisition unit acquiring map information representing a predetermined geographical range, a judgment unit judging whether or not the imaging location corresponding to each of a plurality of images is included within the predetermined geographical range, a display position determination unit determining the display position of the imaging location judged to be included within the predetermined geographical range by the judgment unit among imaging locations, and a display unit displaying the imaging location judged to be included within the predetermined geographical range according to the display position.

Abstract: In transmission of data to a receiving terminal, loss of packets is prevented even when the processing capacity of the receiving terminal is low. A necessity-of-adjustment determining module determines whether a receiving terminal, specified as the destination of each transmission unit of packets received from a packetizer module, needs adjustment of transmission intervals, on the basis of a necessity-of-adjustment table which is a list of receiving terminals which need adjustment of transmission intervals. If it is determined that the receiving terminal needs adjustment of transmission intervals, the one transmission unit of packets is transferred to a transmission interval adjustment module. The transmission interval adjustment module adjusts the packet-to-packet transmission intervals for the received one transmission unit of packets and transmits the packets included in the one transmission unit of packets, packet by packet, at the adjusted transmission intervals over a network via a transmission module.

Abstract: An image management apparatus capable of managing a plurality of images captured within a geographical range included in a designated map linked with that map. The image management apparatus has a period setting unit setting a predetermined period, an imaging unit acquiring an image, a position information acquisition unit acquiring capturing position information, a map information acquisition unit acquiring map information representing a predetermined geographical range, a judgment unit judging whether or not the imaging location corresponding to each of a plurality of images is included within the predetermined geographical range, a display position determination unit determining the display position of the imaging location judged to be included within the predetermined geographical range by the judgment unit among imaging locations, and a display unit displaying the imaging location judged to be included within the predetermined geographical range according to the display position.

Abstract: The present invention provides an electronic device capable of offering a user easy-to-understand guidance on button operations, and a control program that controls the electronic device. The electronic device has a memory (110) that stores an audible text explaining a button operation, a guidance speaker control section (135) that causes a guidance speaker (105) to reproduce a vocalization of the audible text read out from the memory (110), and a button illumination control section (136) that illuminates, in synchronization with the vocalization of a sentence included in the audible text vocalized through the guidance speaker (105), operating buttons that correspond to that sentence.

Abstract: Data coordination is performed between a source application program and a destination application program in an information processing terminal. A virus pattern file and a data string pattern file are prepared in advance. A virus detecting program is used to detect a virus based on the virus pattern file and to look for a specific data string based on the data string pattern file in a data created by the source application program before storing the data. If the specific data string is found in the data, that data string and path of the data is informed to the destination application program.

Abstract: In transmission of data to a receiving terminal, loss of packets is prevented even when the processing capacity of the receiving terminal is low. A necessity-of-adjustment determining module determines whether a receiving terminal, specified as the destination of each transmission unit of packets received from a packetizing module, needs adjustment of transmission intervals, on the basis of a necessity-of-adjustment table which is a list of receiving terminals which need adjustment of transmission intervals. If it is determined that the receiving terminal needs adjustment of transmission intervals, the one transmission unit of packets is transferred to a transmission interval adjustment module. The transmission interval adjustment module adjusts the packet-to-packet transmission intervals for the received one transmission unit of packets and transmits the packets included in the one transmission unit of packets, packet by packet, at the adjusted transmission intervals over a network via a transmission module.

Abstract: A process for producing fine particles of a metal or alloy, which comprises contacting a molten metal or alloy with activated hydrogen gas thereby to release fine particles of the metal or alloy having a diameter of less than 10 microns from the molten metal or alloy.