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Intelligent Structural Systems Lab
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The lab controls vibration using smart structures with built-in sensors and actuators.
AboutAbout the lab
Smart structures with built-in sensing and control
The Intelligent Structural Systems Lab studies "smart structures," which integrate the functions of sensors, actuators, and information processing, and their intelligent control.
Controlling the motion, vibration, and sound of machines and structures is another pillar of the lab's research.
The lab is also active in industry-academia collaboration, exploring where university seeds meet social needs and considering how to develop its research into practical applications.
The lab also welcomes students who are considering graduate school to ask about its research and about life as a graduate student.
Key terms
- Smart structure
- A structure with built-in sensors, actuators, and information processing that can change its behavior according to its state
- Actuator
- A component that converts energy such as electricity into mechanical motion, such as extending or bending
- Seeds
- Research or technology held by universities and similar institutions that could become the basis of new products or businesses
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The lab's research centers on smart structures, which build sensors, actuators, and information processing into a single structure, and on their intelligent control. It also studies how to control the motion, vibration, and sound of machines and structures.
View More ↗MembersFaculty
The members of the Intelligent Structural Systems Lab are faculty members, administrative assistants, and doctoral, master's, and undergraduate students.As of 2024
- ProfessorItsuro Kajiwara
- Associate ProfessorHiroyuki Harada
- Assistant ProfessorHeisei Yonezawa
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