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Intelligent Integrated Systems Lab
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A lab that studies technologies connecting the boundary between the physical and information worlds.
AboutAbout the lab
Connecting the boundary between the physical and information worlds through technology
The Intelligent Integrated Systems Lab studies technologies that merge the boundary between the physical world and the information world.
Its research areas include intelligent autonomous sensors, security against physical attacks, and powder-like computers that permeate the environment.
The lab actively explores new application areas for ever-advancing information technology, with the aim of contributing to solving social problems.
The lab belongs to the Department of Information Systems Engineering, Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, Osaka University.
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The lab studies technologies that merge the boundary between the physical world and the information world, including intelligent autonomous sensors, security against physical attacks, and powder-like computers that permeate the environment. It actively explores new application areas for information technology, with the aim of contributing to solving social problems.
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- ProfessorNoriyuki Miura
- Associate ProfessorJun Shiomi
- Project Associate ProfessorYoshihiro Midoh
- Project Assistant ProfessorRyuichi Nakajima
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- Top image: “Microchip Technology PIC16C558 EPROM DIP Microcontroller” Binarysequence / CC0 (cropped)
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