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Acoustic Systems Lab (Sensing Systems Lab)
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A sensor signal processing lab that locates objects using sound waves.
AboutAbout the lab
Drawing out the full power of sensors with sound waves.
The Sensing Systems Lab (Acoustic Systems Lab) specializes in research on sensor signal processing.
A wide variety of physical interactions are involved in the process by which a sensor takes measurements.
By treating these interactions as features, and modeling, extracting, and integrating them, it may be possible to make use of more diverse and richer information.
In particular, the lab explores new signal processing methods, focusing on positioning and sonar technologies that use sound waves to determine the location of objects.
Key terms
- Positioning
- Determining the location of an object. This lab mainly deals with methods that use sound waves.
- Sonar
- A measurement technology that uses sound waves. This lab focuses on it together with positioning technology.
- Features
- Physical interactions that enter the measurement process, captured as information.
ResearchResearch themes
The lab aims to make use of diverse and rich information by modeling, extracting, and integrating, as features, the physical interactions involved in the sensor measurement process. In particular, it explores new signal processing methods, focusing on positioning and sonar technologies that use sound waves.
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MembersFaculty
The members of the Sensing Systems Lab consist of faculty.
- Project Assistant ProfessorAtsushi Tsuchiya
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