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Applied Bioproduction Engineering Lab
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The lab studies how to measure agricultural information with sensor and communication technologies and put it to use.
AboutAbout the lab
From experience and intuition to objective information.
The Applied Bioproduction Engineering Lab studies measurement technologies that are useful for agriculture and other forms of biological production, and how to put them to use.
The lab develops sensors based on engineering technologies, detects environmental information with sensing systems, and develops communication technologies that connect the two.
Rather than relying on experience and intuition, the lab aims for the "informatization of biological production," in which information is analyzed and evaluated objectively.
Key terms
- Sensing
- Sensing: using sensors to measure information such as temperature, soil moisture, and how well crops are growing
- Biological production
- Biological production: raising living things such as crops and livestock to produce food and other resources
ResearchResearch themes
The lab studies the informatization of biological production using sensing systems and information and communication technologies, in pursuit of low-cost, highly productive production methods, food safety, and production activities in harmony with the environment. It develops sensors and systems that detect environmental information.
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- Associate ProfessorKazunobu Ishii
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