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Hara Lab
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A precision machining and measurement lab that creates the shapes of objects and measures them with high precision.
AboutAbout the lab
Creating shapes, measuring shapes
Hara Lab studies both creating and measuring the shapes of objects in the field of precision machining and measurement.
Its aim is to connect people's natural understanding with engineering functions and with the shapes, structures, and motions that realize them.
Building on this, the lab aims to contribute to society by creating new functions and improving performance.
The faculty's research areas are surface profile measurement, measurement data processing, quality engineering, and machining and measurement.
Key terms
- Surface profile measurement
- Technology that measures fine bumps and undulations on the surface of a part or similar object and captures its shape as numerical data
- Measurement data processing
- Processing that organizes and analyzes data measured by sensors and similar devices through computation, and extracts the necessary information
- Quality engineering
- An engineering approach that reduces variation in product performance and builds good quality in from the design stage
MembersFaculty
- Associate ProfessorSeiichiro HaraPublications ↗
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- Top image: “Scratch on glass surface, 3D topography ( )” ZEISS Microscopy from Germany / CC BY-SA 2.0 (cropped)
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