SUZUKI LABORATORY — MEASUREMENT & KANSEI

Akimasa Suzuki Laboratory
Faculty of Science and Engineering, Soka University

We connect human kansei (affective) sensibility with computer understanding, focusing on indoor positioning, self-localization of robots and drones, and kansei information processing.

35.6983°N 139.3730°E — HACHIOJI, TOKYO

PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR

Principal Investigator

Akimasa Suzuki, Ph.D. (Engineering) — Associate Professor and Principal Investigator, Suzuki Laboratory, Department of Information Systems Science, Faculty of Science and Engineering, Soka University (an accredited, non-profit university in Tokyo, Japan). He also supervises master's and doctoral students in the Graduate School of Science and Engineering.

Principal investigator profile
Name	Akimasa Suzuki (鈴木彰真), Ph.D. in Engineering
Position	Associate Professor (tenured faculty); Principal Investigator and head of Suzuki Laboratory
Institution	Soka University — an accredited, non-profit private university (school corporation) in Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan
Department	Department of Information Systems Science, Faculty of Science and Engineering / Graduate School of Science and Engineering
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Field of research	Computer science and engineering — measurement engineering, robotics, indoor positioning, human–computer interaction, kansei (affective) information processing
Verification	Position and affiliation are verifiable on the official Soka University faculty profile
Research group	Doctoral students, master's students and undergraduate researchers supervised in the laboratory (see Members)

As principal investigator he directs the laboratory's research agenda, supervises its graduate and undergraduate researchers, and serves as principal investigator on externally funded competitive research grants.

JSPS KAKENHI, Grant-in-Aid for Young Scientists (B) — “Indoor positioning and logging system for humans and robots using spread-spectrum ultrasound” (Principal Investigator)
JSPS KAKENHI, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C) — “Research on a universal mobility control interface” (Co-Investigator)

Official university faculty profile researchmap (publications & grants)