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Integrated Systems Lab
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A hardware lab that speeds up computation using FPGAs.
AboutAbout the lab
Faster computation with rewritable LSI.
The Integrated Systems Lab studies hardware accelerators that use FPGAs (rewritable LSI).
The lab aims to run a variety of applications that are difficult to process in software at high speed.
The lab builds computational accelerators for problems such as the maximum satisfiability problem, the maximum clique problem, and self-organizing maps.
Applicants from other universities and from colleges of technology (KOSEN) are also welcome.
Key terms
- FPGA
- A rewritable LSI. The full name is Field-Programmable Gate Array.
- Maximum satisfiability problem
- A problem of finding a choice that satisfies as many of the given conditions as possible at the same time.
- Maximum clique problem
- A problem of finding the largest group of points in a graph of points and lines in which every two points are connected to each other.
NewsLab news
A lab information session for College of Information Science graduation research assignments was held (Oct 16)
A first-author paper by a master's student was accepted at the international conference IEEE HPCC-2026
ResearchResearch themes
Through hardware accelerators that use FPGAs, the lab aims to speed up applications that are difficult to process in software. Its goal is to realize computer systems with high speed, low power consumption, and high memory efficiency that greatly outperform current microprocessor-based computers.
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MembersFaculty
The members of the Integrated Systems Lab are faculty members and students in the master's program and the undergraduate program.As of 2026
- Assistant ProfessorKenji Kanazawa
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