Information processing system, non-transitory computer readable medium storing program, and information processing method
AssigneeFUJIFILM Business Innovation Corp.
InventorsKazuhiko HORIKAWA, Ryosuke YONESAKA, Fumito ITO, Yuichi ARAKI
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Abstract
An information processing system includes a processor configured to: acquire information representing a state of floating paper in a case where air is blown to a side surface of a bundle of the paper and apparatus information related to an apparatus that performs a predetermined process on the paper; and control a flow rate of the air based on the information representing the state and the apparatus information.
Claims13
An information processing system comprising:
- a processor configured to:
- acquire information representing a state of floating paper in a case where air is blown to a side surface of a bundle of the paper and apparatus information related to an apparatus that performs a predetermined process on the paper;
- and
- control a flow rate of the air based on the information representing the state and the apparatus information.
A non-transitory computer readable medium storing a program executed by a computer that controls an image forming apparatus, the program causing the computer to realize:
- a function of acquiring information representing a state of floating paper in a case where air is blown to a side surface of a bundle of the paper and apparatus information related to an apparatus that performs a predetermined process on the paper;
- and
- a function of controlling a flow rate of the air based on the information representing the state and the apparatus information.
An information processing method comprising:
- acquiring information representing a state of floating paper in a case where air is blown to a side surface of a bundle of the paper and apparatus information related to an apparatus that performs a predetermined process on the paper;
- and
- controlling a flow rate of the air based on the information representing the state and the apparatus information.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.