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Machining and Metal Processing Lab (Sakamoto Lab)
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A lab that studies how to process a wide range of materials, from metals to biological materials, with high precision.
AboutAbout the lab
Processing a wide range of materials with high precision.
The Machining and Metal Processing Lab studies how accurately a wide range of materials can be processed, not only metals but also polymers, hard and brittle materials, and biological materials.
The lab also researches environmentally friendly processing methods and tools.
The lab says it will apply its findings to "monozukuri" (manufacturing) education, and will also share them widely with society through conference presentations and journal papers.
The lab also collaborates with other universities and private companies, aiming to establish new precision processing technologies.
ResearchResearch themes
The lab studies how accurately a wide range of materials can be processed, focusing on machining, especially abrasive machining. Research themes are set to respect students' flexible and fresh ideas, and most of them are experimental.
Precision machining of various materials
Centering on machining, especially abrasive machining, the lab studies methods for processing a wide range of materials with high precision, as well as environmentally friendly processing methods and tools. A master's thesis in fiscal 2024 dealt with predicting the tool life of electroplated diamond wire tools.
Developing teaching materials for technology education
The lab also develops teaching materials. Undergraduate theses in fiscal 2025 dealt with developing a linkage mechanism teaching material using a 3D printer and turning model airplanes into a teaching material.
MembersFaculty
- ProfessorSatoshi Sakamoto
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