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OpenGate is a communications platform designed to facilitate a fast development and deployment of robust wireless solutions, to be used as a M2M… 
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2019
2019
Prospects for ceramics shaping up nicely
The latest study in this area was published in January 2019 by BCC Research, which expected the global market for 3D printing of… 
2014
2014
Detection and Prohibition of NAT for Network User Authentication Gateway System “Opengate”
Opengate is a user authentication gateway system for network in the environment opened to public. This system has been operating… 
2011
2011
OpenGate: Towards an open network services gateway
2007
2007
Investigation of the minimum detectable activity level of a preclinical LSO PET scanner
Novel molecular imaging applications increasingly involve studies where very low amount of activity is present. This operation… 
2007
2007
Examination of Processing Load in Applying DACS Scheme to Practical Network
The study of DACS scheme, which manages a whole network system by communication control on a client computer, has been advanced… 
2007
2007
Control of users ’ sessions and IP dual stack for captive portal type of authentication system
Captive portal type of user authentication system is used popularly in the network services for open environment such as wireless… 
2005
2005
Implementation of IPv6 functions for a network user authentication system opengate
In Japan, many research networks are implemented with Internet Protocol Version 4 (IPv4) and Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6… 
2005
2005
Implementation of IPv6 Functions for Opengate
2005
2005
Opengate の IPv6 対応に関する研究
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