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Ohno Lab
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The lab researches robots and AI for disaster response and infrastructure inspection.
AboutAbout the lab
Understanding the real world with robots and implementing practical intelligence.
The Ohno Lab researches robots and AI for disaster response and infrastructure inspection, information-transmission technologies for humans and dogs, probabilistic robotics, and foundation models.
Aiming at "understanding the real world with robots and implementing practical intelligence," the lab carries out research and development in disaster response, infrastructure inspection, and field robotics.
Through autonomous mobility, environment recognition, multi-robot coordination, and integration with IoT and AI, the lab aims to make robots a force for solving social problems.
On the lab's website, it appears under the name "Ohno-Kojima-Tsige / Okada Lab," and its field is described as "Tough Cyber-Physical AI."
Key terms
- Probabilistic robotics
- A research field that treats sensor errors and uncertainty in the surroundings in terms of probability and uses this in a robot's decisions and actions
- Foundation models
- AI models trained on large amounts of data that can be used for a wide variety of purposes
- Multi-robot coordination
- Technology in which multiple robots divide roles and work together to carry out a task
ResearchResearch themes
Aiming to understand the real world with robots and implement practical intelligence, the lab carries out research and development in disaster response, infrastructure inspection, and field robotics. By integrating RT (robot technology) with various fields, it aims to contribute to a safe, secure, and prosperous society.
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The members of the Ohno Lab include faculty, researchers, technical assistants, doctoral, master's, and undergraduate students, secretaries, and technical staff.As of 2026
- ProfessorKazunori Ohno
- Project ProfessorSatoshi Tadokoro
- Associate ProfessorKeito Okada
- Project Assistant ProfessorShotaro Kojima
- Project Assistant ProfessorTsige Tadesse Alemayoh
- Project Assistant ProfessorThomas Westfechtel
- Project Assistant ProfessorKenta Gunji
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