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Tsukamoto Lab
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The lab researches and develops MEMS and micro- and nano-technologies.
AboutAbout the lab
MEMS that connect physical space and information space
The Tsukamoto Lab is a lab in the Smart Systems Integration Field of the Department of Robotics, Graduate School of Engineering, and is introduced on the same website as the Tanaka Lab.
The research group on this website works on the research and development of MEMS and micro- and nano-technologies.
MEMS are small sensors and actuators made by semiconductor microfabrication, and they are used in smartphones, cars, and more.
The research group on this website targets MEMS that use functional materials, MEMS integrated with integrated circuits, MEMS based on nanotechnology, and new biomicrodevices for its research and development.
Key terms
- MEMS
- Very small sensors and actuators made with semiconductor microfabrication technology
- Actuator
- A component that receives energy such as electricity and moves objects
ResearchResearch themes
The research group on this website works on the research and development of MEMS and micro- and nano-technologies. It is pursuing the research and development of MEMS that use functional materials, MEMS integrated with integrated circuits, MEMS based on nanotechnology, new biomicrodevices, and the systemization of these.
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The members of the Smart Systems Integration Field consist of faculty, research staff, administrative staff, doctoral, master's, and undergraduate students, research students, exchange students, and visiting members.As of 2026
- Associate ProfessorTakashiro Tsukamoto
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