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Asai Lab
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A lab that studies technologies for controlling structural vibration and converting vibration energy into electricity.
AboutAbout the lab
Controlling vibration and converting it into electrical energy
The Asai Lab conducts research aimed at developing smart vibration control technologies for structures subjected to external disturbances, as well as energy harvesting technologies.
Energy harvesting is a technology that converts vibration energy into electrical energy.
The lab was established at the University of Tsukuba in January 2016.
Key terms
- External disturbance
- A force or action applied to a structure from the outside.
- Smart vibration control
- A technology for controlling the vibration of structures subjected to external disturbances.
- Energy harvesting
- A technology that converts vibration energy into electrical energy.
NewsLab news
Paper accepted to Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing
Paper accepted to Ocean Engineering
Paper accepted to Journal of Structural Engineering
Paper accepted to Structural Control and Health Monitoring
Paper accepted to Earthquake Engineering and Engineering Vibration
ResearchResearch themes
The Asai Lab aims to develop smart vibration control technologies for structures subjected to external disturbances, and energy harvesting technologies that convert vibration energy into electrical energy.
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The members of the Asai Lab consist of faculty, researchers, and graduate students.As of 2026
- Associate ProfessorTakehiko Asai
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