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Masaaki Oka
Publications - 7
Citations - 124
Masaaki Oka is an academic researcher. The author has contributed to research in topics: Character (mathematics) & Character large object. The author has an hindex of 4, co-authored 7 publications receiving 124 citations.
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Character managing system, character server, character managing method, and program
TL;DR: In this paper, a character server allows users to download characters from the character server and feature the characters in various games, and characters of different players can notify characters within a range permitted beforehand regarding their own locations in different games or different virtual spaces, and can send messages one to another.
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Character data management system, character server, and character data managing method, and program
TL;DR: In this article, a system for entering a character common to various game programs and informing the character status is proposed, where characters set corresponding to the respective users are registered in a character server, and the character is downloaded from the character server to enter the various games.
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Method, apparatus, and system for ultrasonic flaw detection of shaft member
TL;DR: In this paper, a phased array probe is arranged eccentrically so as to tilt with respect to the face of a shaft member, while a part of the shaft member at which a rotating member is press-fitted is being scanned in the axial direction of the member by a sector scan method.
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Device and method for information processing, and recording medium
Ikoku Go,Yoshiaki Iwai,Hidenori Koyaizu,Masaaki Oka,Teruyuki Ushiro,偉国 呉,秀紀 小柳津,正明 岡,嘉昭 岩井,輝行 後 +9 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors proposed a scheme to enable prescribed characters to be utilized in a plurality of games. But the character information is stored with respect to each of the users in the character server.
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Method for manufacturing tea
TL;DR: In this article, the authors proposed a method for manufacturing tea enabling reduction of time for making tea, which consisted of charging fresh tea leaves 17 into a hermetically sealed roasting pot 3, heating the tea leaves at a temperature and pressure exceeding normal temperature and normal pressure while rotating and stirring the leaves, and pressurizing the heated tea leaves to deactivate oxidative enzymes and soften them.