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  Bluetooth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In April 2005, Cambridge University security researchers published results of their actual implementation of passive attacks against the PIN-based pairing between commercial Bluetooth devices, confirming the attacks to be practicably fast and Bluetooth's symmetric key establishment method to be vulnerable.
In April 2006, researchers from Secure Network and F-Secure published a report which warns of the huge number of devices left in a visible state, and issued statistics on the spread of various bluetooth services and the ease of spread of an eventual bluetooth worm.
It is central to the Bluetooth SIG's '3-in-1 phone' use case.
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 QED Intellectual Property Limited, world's leading provider of patent licensing services.   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-02)
QED Intellectual Property Limited, the patent licensing arm of technology development and licensing company, Scipher plc, is delighted to announce that it has signed a licensing agreement with Toyota Central Research and Development Laboratories in Japan.
Toyota on the other hand has been quoted as being "the benchmark (car company) for productivity and value creation." Its sales have grown from Y9,362bn in 1994 to Y13,424bn last year, and has consistently maintained its market share over the last 15-20 years despite intense global competition.
The company spends a massive $6.06bn on research and development and has protected this with a large bank of IP rights.
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 Home :: Toyota Prius Forums :: PriusChat.com   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-02)
Many research findings are kept in-house: results are only published after consultation with laboratory managers and group companies, and few areas of the laboratory are shown to visitors.
The central laboratory developed, for example, a transistor that controls the electric motor in the Prius hybrid car, which draws power from both an internal combustion engine and an electric motor.
Researchers at the laboratory say they never lose sight of the need to keep costs down.
www.priuschat.com /forums/portal.php?topic_id=9825   (1374 words)

  
 Technology Review: Emerging Technologies and their Impact   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-02)
The new technique, developed at Toyota's Central Research and Development Laboratories, could change all that.
Researchers in the U.S. and Sweden estimate that use of silicon carbide in control devices for power generation and distribution could eliminate the need for tens of billions of dollars worth of new power plants.
Silicon sensors and controls for aircraft and automobile engine have to be isolated and shielded from heat sources, but their silicon carbide cousins wouldn't need that sort of cosseting, resulting in substantial weight savings and gains in efficiency.
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 NextGenLog: 2004/08
Toyota Central Research and Development Laboratories Inc. (Aichi, Japan) will announce the development of ultrahigh-quality single-crystal silicon carbide 3-inch wafers at the Fifth European Conference on Silicon Carbide and Related Materials, which begins August 31, 2004 in Bologna, Italy.
Nevertheless, researchers in the lab have begun to demonstrate true teleportation--not the sort that disassembles Kirk and puts him back together on the planet surface, but the kind that delivers the devil's details from point A (for Alice) to B (for Bob) despite there being no way to encode all that data.
University researchers are using self-assembly techniques and chip-related chemistry to develop a process for mass producing tiny crystals called quantum dots.
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 96-3181 -- Copeland v. Toyota Motor Sales U.S. Inc. -- 02/17/1998
Copeland's settlement with Toyota, however, did not constitute a recovery pursuant to § 60-258a, and thus the court was not required to reduce SRS' recovery according to Copeland's negligence.
Although the district court may have referred to the hearing as a "trial," this reference clearly does not constitute a determination, as Copeland suggests, that the hearing was a trial for purposes of § 39-719a(b).
In this case, Copeland settled with Toyota before a trial on the merits of the case was convened.
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 The Arlington Institute   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-02)
Researchers have developed a method for enabling a computer program to scan text in any of a number of languages, including English and Chinese, and autonomously and without previous information infer the underlying rules of grammar.
Researchers have used their knowledge of what makes geckos stick to create a carpet of super-sticky carbon nanotubes that could form the basis for future types of adhesives.
Researchers have drafted an idea for an alternative test which will allow the intelligence of vision systems, robots, natural-language processing programs or trading agents to be compared and contrasted despite their broad and disparate functions.
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 Invent by Number: Researchers predict, then produce superior titanium alloys: Science News Online, April 19, 2003   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-02)
In recent years, some scientists have said that alloy development is a mature field with little room for improvement.
This week, however, researchers report a new method for making titanium-based alloys with many qualities far superior to those in any alloy previously known.
The researchers determined that a desirable titanium-based alloy must meet three criteria, which they call "magic numbers," that are based on quantum mechanical calculations reflecting the behavior and arrangement of atoms and electrons.
www.sciencenews.org /articles/20030419/fob1.asp   (491 words)

  
 Japanese Management - HISTORY, RESPECT FOR PEOPLE, ELIMINATION OF WASTE, JAPANESE KEIRETSU, KEIRETSU DEFINED
Although a coordinating role may be given to the head of the central bank around which the keiretsu is formed, there is no central president in a classical keiretsu.
Toyota Motor Corporation, for instance, grew from a dependent member of the Toyoda Automatic Loom keiretsu in 1937 to become the dominant member of today's Toyota keiretsu, under whose umbrella its former parent company now stands.
Even though research has shown that management techniques developed in Japan can be successfully applied in other countries with remarkable results, critics claim that their success comes not from catering to intrinsic values but to an array of stifling constraints unlikely to be tolerated in the West.
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 Gridgen Application - Automobile Side Mirror
This is a small portion of the overset grid used in the unsteady CFD analysis.
The Applied Mathematics Laboratory of Toyota Central Research and Development Laboratories has been carrying out acoustic analyses of airflow around cars using their proprietary CFD code COSMOS-V. It is a fast and highly accurate solver for unsteady flow field analyses.
Toyota Central Research and Development Laboratories is a customer of VINAS Co., Ltd., the Gridgen distributor for Japan.
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 New Titanium Alloys Near 'Magic' Strength Threshold
The new alloys could be particularly suitable for ultralightweight springs, as one example, or other "precision instruments for use in rugged environments such as in outer space," the researchers report.
To develop an alloy, researchers add one ore more so-called solute elements to a metallic solvent, such as aluminum or titanium, explains Gary Shiflet, who wrote an analysis of the new results for the journal.
Shiflet said the discovery, and the computer work that drove it, are incentives for other researchers to concoct new metal mixtures.
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 FuturePundit: Supercomputers Speed Discovery Of Better Alloys
A group of Japanese materials science researchers at Toyota Central Research and Development Laboratories in Nagakute, Japan have used computers to search thru large numbers of combinations of elements to discover alloys with qualities that exceed that of all known alloys.
The most interesting thing about this work is that it shows how the pace of material science research is going to accelerate.
The ability to use computers in place of lab experiments is made possible by the continuing increase in speed of computers.
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 ExxonMobil, Toyota Researchers Receive SAE Award for Diesel Emissions Research
ExxonMobil, Toyota Researchers Receive SAE Award for Diesel Emissions Research
According to the SAE, this paper demonstrates the value of what can be achieved when leading scientists from both automotive and oil corporations pool their knowledge and expertise.
The award, established in 1938 to preserve the memory of SAE's 1925 President Harry L. Horning, annually recognizes the authors of the best paper relating to the better mutual adaptation of fuels and internal combustion engines presented at a meeting of the Society.
www.theautochannel.com /news/2004/10/26/263383.html   (172 words)

  
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Now, researchers from Toyota Central Research and Development Laboratories report in Nature (registration required) they have used a Repeated A-Face method of physical vapor transport to create large SiC crystals with virtually no defects.
Previous research has shown SiC devices can operate at temperatures as high as 650C (1,202F) without the need for cooling.
The researchers have only been able to make pure SiC wafers up to 3 inches in diameter and improvements in the SiC deposition technique are needed to increase wafer size and lower production costs.
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 TOYOTA: Company > Company Profile
R&D bases in North America, Europe, Australia and Asia function, taking platforms and base models developed in Japan and modifying the specifications and body to reflect the tastes of each market.
Activities: Conducts automotive R&D work in everything from the testing and evaluation of U.S. parts and materials to emissions certification and technical research; also plays an increasingly important role in the design-engineering and development of Toyota products, particularly those developed for the North American market.
Activities: Toyota' s first overseas design base, where Japanese and American designers cooperate in the research and development of new designs.
www.toyota.co.jp /en/about_toyota/rd   (316 words)

  
 Computer chips get tough   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-02)
The solution to this problem is revealed in this week's edition of Nature1 by Kazumasa Takatori of the Toyota Central Research and Development Laboratories in Nagakute, Japan, and his colleagues.
Takatori and his colleagues are now developing their method to make it more cost-effective, and anticipate that it will soon be used to make commercial silicon carbide devices.
Cree Research must be jealous or in with this fella.
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 Michael Frank Goodchild
M.F. Goodchild, T.J. Cova, and C.R. Ehlschlaeger (1995) Mean objects: extending the concept of central tendency to complex spatial objects in GIS.
Proceedings of the Eighth TOYOTA Conference, Mikkabi, November 8–11, 1994.
M.F. Goodchild and K.K. Kemp (1992) GIS research and education in the USA (in Russian).
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 Partner_Directory   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-02)
Spatial's international partner base includes some of the world's most recognized software developers, manufacturers, research institutes and universities.
Toyota Central Research and Development Laboratories, Inc. [Japan]
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 TD Center Information on Thermoreactive Deposition / Diffusion Process (TRD) in Wire, Pipe, Tube and Casting ...
The hard alloy carbide, nitride, and carbonitride coatings in the TRD method can be applied to steels by means of salt bath processing (Ref 1-4) or fluidized beds (Ref 5).
The carbide coating by salt bath immersion was first developed in Japan and used industrially almost 20 years ago under the name of the Toyota Diffusion (TD) coating process (Ref 1, 2).
The TD method uses molten borax with additions of carbide-forming elements such as vanadium, niobium, titanium, or chromium, which combine with carbon from the substrate steel to produce alloy carbide layers.
www.tdcoating.com /ASM_trd_process.htm   (3437 words)

  
 Toyota
In addition, the center handles such areas as safety, energy conservation and environmental technologies.
Activities: Research and development of new vehicle technology and new engine technology
Activities: Fundamental technical research for the Toyota Group
www.toyotaoman.com /about_toyota_design_and_research_japan.shtml   (68 words)

  
 Space Age Metal: New Titanium Alloys Near 'Magic' Strength Threshold   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-02)
Gish...wonder what the gas savings would be if a car were light enough to be lifted, or at least tipped, by hand.
Takashi Saito, a Japanese researcher who appears to have shattered the glass ceiling on metal-alloy development limitations.
"A ceramic research lab in Dresden, Germany, has developed transparent Alumina by subjecting fine-grained (I'm guessing extremely fine-grained) aluminum to a whopping 1200 degrees Celsius...the result of which is amazingly light but three times tougher than hardened steel of the same thickness, and it's see-through."
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 A Protein Disulfide Isomerase Gene Fusion Expression System That Increases the Extracellular Productivity of Bacillus ...
Toyota Central Research and Development Laboratories, Inc., Nagakute, Aichi 480-1192,
Bio Research Lab, Toyota Motor Corporation, Toyota, Aichi 471-8572,
We have developed a versatile Bacillus brevis expression and secretion system based on the use of fungal protein disulfide
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 Efficient Production of Artificially Designed Gelatins with a Bacillus brevis System -- Kajino et al. 66 (1): 304 -- ...
Toyota Central Research and Development Laboratories, Inc., Nagakute, Aichi 480-1192, Japan
Artificially designed gelatins comprising tandemly repeated 30-amino-acid peptide units derived from human
Mailing address: Toyota Central Research and Development Laboratories, Inc., Nagakute, Aichi 480-1192,
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 SPACE.com -- Space Age Metal: New Titanium Alloys Near 'Magic' Strength Threshold
A unique dislocation-free plastic deformation mechanism makes the new alloy possible.
The new titanium alloys approach so-called magic numbers in terms of strength and elasticity, lofty goals that can't be reached by traditional trial-and-error development.
Get space news, mission coverage, and much more directly on your mobile.
www.space.com /businesstechnology/technology/new_alloy_030422.html   (545 words)

  
 Solved Arm Pain - Chris Gaskett's Website/Wiki   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-02)
This document is merely a description of my own experiences.
People who have known me for a while may remember that I had problems with pain in my arms while completing my PhD at ANU, and also for a while at Toyota Central Research and Development Laboratories.
This document describes how I solved my pain problems.
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Ph.D., Research School of Information Sciences and Engineering, Systems Engineering.
Software development (almost any language), implementing algorithms, simulations.
Visiting Researcher, Toyota Central Research and Development Laboratories
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