Power supply control apparatus, image processing apparatus, and non-transitory computer readable medium
AssigneeFuji Xerox Co., Ltd.
InventorMotofumi BABA
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Abstract
A power supply control apparatus includes a sensor, a first imaging unit, a second imaging unit, and a state controller. The sensor senses a person when the power supply control apparatus is in a power saving state. The first imaging unit consumes higher power than the sensor and captures an image of a person approaching. The second imaging unit captures an image used to recognize a person. The state controller causes the first imaging unit and the second imaging unit to be in a power supply state in a case where the sensor has sensed a person.
Claims3
A power supply control apparatus comprising:
- a sensor that senses a person when the power supply control apparatus is in a power saving state;
- a first imaging unit that consumes higher power than the sensor and that captures an image of a person approaching;
- a second imaging unit that captures an image used to recognize a person;
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- a state controller that causes the first imaging unit and the second imaging unit to be in a power supply state in a case where the sensor has sensed a person.
An image processing apparatus comprising:
- a sensor that senses a person when an image forming apparatus is in a power saving state;
- a first imaging unit that consumes higher power than the sensor and that captures an image of a person approaching;
- a second imaging unit that captures an image used to recognize a person;
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- a state controller that causes the first imaging unit and the second imaging unit to be in a power supply state in a case where the sensor has sensed a person.
A non-transitory computer readable medium storing a program causing a computer to execute a process, the process comprising:
- sensing a person when an image forming apparatus is in a power saving state;
- capturing an image of a person approaching using a first imaging unit, the capturing consuming higher power than the sensing;
- capturing an image used to recognize a person using a second imaging unit;
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- commanding the first imaging unit and the second imaging unit to be in a power supply state in a case where a person has been sensed.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.