A bread slicer uses an optical light curtain to detect loaf presence and automate blade movement.
A housing device positions a light source and optical sensor along an extending body to illuminate and detect objects within a specific space.
An integrated cargo inspection system uses machine learning and computer vision to analyze digital images of container contents for automated detection.
A sensing system combines thermal and motion sensors to detect human presence and motionlessness.
Segmented radiation modules detect object positions on irregular display surfaces, resolving the trade-off between adaptability and system complexity.
A photodiode-augmented infrared sensor merges ambient light detection with motion sensing to filter transient signals.
Placing a 7-segment indicator between optical axes on the side surface resolves the contradiction between slim case downsizing and adequate state display space.
Circular polarization converts double refractions into attenuation, eliminating erroneous operations from light interference.