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Kanemoto Lab
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The lab builds battery-free measurement systems using compressed sensing.
AboutAbout the lab
Designing low-power systems, from circuits to software
The Kanemoto Lab studies battery-free measurement systems that use compressed sensing.
The lab's website lists three areas side by side, circuit design, system design, and software design, and promotes energy-efficient systems.
The research fields listed are LSI design, implementation of sensing systems, algorithms, and IoT.
Associate Professor Daisuke Kanemoto joined the Department of Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Tokyo University of Science in April 2026.
Key terms
- Compressed sensing
- A signal processing approach that captures only a small amount of measured data and later recovers the original signal from it
- LSI
- An electronic component that packs many electronic circuits onto a single small chip. Also called an integrated circuit
ResearchResearch themes
The lab approaches energy-efficient systems from three angles: circuit design, system design, and software design. Its research topic is a battery-free measurement system that uses compressed sensing.
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- Associate ProfessorDaisuke Kanemoto
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