Research Groups |
Laboratory |
Staff |
Research field |
Communication Systems |
Visual Information |
Professor Toshiaki FUJII
Associate Professor Keita TAKAHASHI
Assistant Professor Chihiro TSUTAKE
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Study on visual information and communication systems such as data compression, image processing, multimedia, 3D images, Free Viewpoint Television and ITS. |
Information Networks |
Professor Hiroshi HASEGAWA
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Future network technologies that include photonic networks, broadband networks, and next generation multi-service networks. Focuses are on network architectures, photonic network systems/devices, and network control and transport technologies. |
Advanced Information Environment |
Professor Nobuo KAWAGUCHI
Associate Professor Takuro YONEZAWA
Assistant Professor Kenta URANO
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We study smart and ubiquitous computing systems to support human life. We also support ubiquitous communications which enable anyone to access any information at anyplace, anytime , anywhere. |
Information Engineering |
Professor Tetsu IWATA |
Our research area is the information security technology mainly from a cryptographic point of view. |
Wireless Systems (Institute of Materials and Systems for Sustainability) |
Associate Professor Hiraku OKADA
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Development and analysis on multimedia wireless systems based on communication and information theories, traffic theories, and signal processing theories. |
Communication Theory |
Professor Takaya YAMAZATO
Lecturer Shan LU
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We aim to approach the essence of communication from a perspective beyond the existing framework of communication. |
Information Systems |
Computer Architecture |
Professor Hideki ANDO
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We are investigating microprocessor architecture for high-performance and low-power consumption. |
Intelligent Systems |
Professor Satoshi SATO
Associate Professor Kohei OGAWA
Assistant Professor Tomonori KUBOTA
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We study natural language processing and automated editing technologies, which generate information packages with high readability and usability. |
Control Systems |
Professor Shinji DOKI
Associate Professor Yuki FUNABORA
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Human-like robots based on brains with emergent soft computers, intelligent motion control systems with the signal-symbol hybrid systems and advanced motor drive systems with adaptive and robust controls. |