RESEARCH
In the Suzuki Laboratory, as research on human sensibility and computer understanding, we conduct research in a wide range of fields such as automotive notification methods for quickly and accurately obtaining vehicle information, positioning aimed at coexistence of robots and drones with humans, search systems for hard-to-search items, and walking assist for the elderly and disabled.
CONCEPT
PUBLICATIONS
The laboratory is directed by Akimasa Suzuki, Ph.D., Associate Professor and Principal Investigator, and its research is conducted as academic research within Soka University, an accredited non-profit university. Peer-reviewed papers, conference presentations and competitive research grants are listed in the public researcher databases below.
THEME 01
To allow people who travel on business or frequently to eat unique local dishes, we search for minor local specialty foods.
Local Food Search System (Low Speed)
We also research recommendation systems for desired foods such as donuts or living environments based on onomatopoeia and atmosphere.
THEME 02
By having drones and robots perform indoor positioning and determine their position and relationship with surroundings, they contribute to achieving goals in various indoor situations.
THEME 03
As academic–industry collaborative research hosted at the university, and together with the student venture Takizawa Robotics and Crosslink Systems, we develop robots that drive away agricultural pests. The laboratory conducts this work as university-based academic research; it is not a commercial or contract research organization.
THEME 04
We research easily usable powered prosthetic legs
THEME 05
We conduct joint research with Takizawa Robotics LLC.
NETWORK
This laboratory participates in the following activities.