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Last Updated： Aggregation Period:Jul 30, 2025～Aug 26, 2025
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  1. 3D scanner type three-dimensional measuring instrument "VL-800 series"
  2. VR-6000 Series One-Shot 3D Shape Measuring Machine
  3. Fully Automatic Image Dimension Measuring Instrument 'IM-X1000 Series'
  4. 4 I tried measuring the gauge with a tabletop measuring device!
  5. 5 Moisture Measurement Device CA-200 Model (Old Type)

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Detection of unevenness using images: Assessment of floor slipperiness.

Detection of unevenness using images: Assessment of floor slipperiness.

From conventional heavy and large machinery inspections to just one photo! Significantly reduces inspection time and effort.

We would like to introduce a case study of a CSR value (slip resistance coefficient) measurement experiment conducted using the AI platform service "HAMPANAI AI," which allows anyone to easily create AI models. Wear on station concourses and platforms can lead to slip and fall accidents, so portable slip testing machines have been used to measure slipperiness (CSR value). By collecting image data, synchronizing each data point, and allowing AI to learn and make judgments, we are working towards the development of a new measuring device using AI. [Case Overview] ■ Issues - The machines are heavy, take time to measure, and cannot be used during the day. ■ Effects - Development of a new measuring device using AI. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Right angle measuring instrument

Right angle measuring instrument

For checking right angles. Weighs 1.5kg and is lightweight, making it easy to carry!

It is a 1.5kg lightweight right angle measuring tool with a handle, making it easy to carry. Additionally, it is easy to operate and stress-free!

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Hydrogen Gas Concentration Meter "UPX4"

Hydrogen Gas Concentration Meter "UPX4"

The concentration of hydrogen generated from hydrogen water, hydrogen bath agents, and hydrogen mixed in exhaled breath is displayed in ppm.

"UPX4" is a measuring instrument that measures the concentration of hydrogen in the air. It measures hydrogen generated from hydrogen generators and hydrogen suction devices in units of 10 ppm. It can also measure hydrogen gas that evaporates from hydrogen water and hydrogen bath agents, as well as hydrogen contained in exhaled breath. Additionally, it can be used for functional testing and performance evaluation of hydrogen water generators, hydrogen generators, and hydrogen suction devices. Please feel free to contact us. 【Specifications】 ■ Measured gas: Hydrogen ■ Measurement method: Semiconductor gas sensor ■ Measurement range (air concentration): 0–40,000 ppm ■ Display resolution: 10 ppm ■ Power supply: 2 AA batteries ■ Weight (excluding batteries): 90g -------------------------------- UP Company mail: info@up-x.com tel: 045-367-3731 fax: 045-367-3344 --------------------------------

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The effect of magnetic fields on biomolecules.

The effect of magnetic fields on biomolecules.

Keywords: photochemistry, electron spin, magnetism, protein, electron spin resonance, ESR, solar cells

It is known that living organisms can sense magnetic fields. Migratory birds are known to utilize geomagnetism to fly thousands of kilometers. Magnetotactic bacteria possess iron oxide (similar to a magnet) within their bodies, which helps them determine the direction of movement in a magnetic field. There are also studies suggesting that humans may potentially sense magnetic fields. If the mechanism for sensing magnetic fields can be applied, it may be possible to control various reactions occurring in living organisms using magnetic fields. If we can promote chemical reactions at specific locations, it could lead to new principles for cancer treatment and other applications. Although the mechanisms are still largely unknown, research is focusing on the magnetic properties (spin) of electrons in proteins and metals within living organisms. We are advancing research to elucidate how magnetic fields influence the structure and properties of biomolecules through electron spin. The effects of magnetic fields on biomolecules could lead to advancements in medicine and new biotechnologies. The interplay between electron spin and magnetic field effects holds broad potential applications that span the fields of biology, chemistry, and physics, including in areas like solar cells.

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Development of a drug for improving gastrointestinal motility using sunkus.

Development of a drug for improving gastrointestinal motility using sunkus.

Keywords: gastrointestinal motility, gastric emptying, drug discovery, succinate, hormone

Gastrointestinal motility is intricately regulated by the brain-gut axis, which includes endocrine factors such as hormones, the autonomic nervous system, and the enteric nervous system. Among gastrointestinal motility, dysfunction of gastric contractions can lead to conditions such as bloating, functional gastrointestinal disorders, and diabetic gastroparesis. Since these conditions can decrease quality of life (QOL), elucidating the mechanisms of gastric motility and identifying factors that enhance or inhibit gastric motility have garnered attention from the perspectives of drug development and treatment methods. Rodents, such as mice and rats, are the most commonly used small experimental animals, but their gastrointestinal motility patterns differ significantly from those of humans. Research on gastrointestinal motility has primarily been conducted using dogs; however, due to their relatively large size and status as companion animals, research in this field has been delayed. Our laboratory has identified the insectivorous mammal, the tenrec, as a model for studying gastrointestinal motility and is conducting research on the regulation of gastric motility. So far, we have clarified the fundamental driving mechanisms of gastric contraction movements, which were previously unknown, including how gastrointestinal hormones such as motilin and ghrelin act cooperatively to stimulate strong gastric contractions, as well as the involvement of the vagus nerve, sympathetic nerves, and enteric nerves in gastric motility.

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