Labs in Kyushu University, Faculty of Information Science and Electrical Engineering

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Kyushu University's center for research and development of optical and quantum processes.

The Center for Optical and Quantum Process Research and Development is a center attached to the Faculty of Information Science and Electrical Engineering at Kyushu University. The center's website introduces the EUV Project, the Gigaphoton NextGLP Joint Research Division, and the KrF excimer laser facility and processing examples. The website says that since December 2024 the center has operated under a new structure, with Professor Hisato Yabuta as Director and Professor Daisuke Nakamura as Deputy Director. The website introduces the Yabuta Lab, Nakamura Lab, Shiratani Lab, Kato Lab, Oki Lab, Sado Lab, and Ikeda Lab as the faculty of the Element Research Division.

#EUV #Excimer lasers #Photon science

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A center exploring what quantum computers should be as tools for information processing.

The Quantum Computing Systems Research Center studies what quantum computers should be as tools for information processing. Its pillar is the basic policy of the Faculty of Information Science and Electrical Engineering: the fusion of I (Information Science) and E (Electrical Engineering). The divisions for quantum computing algorithms, software, architecture, devices, and application exploration and social collaboration advance research and development in close cooperation.

#Quantum computers #Co-design #System architecture

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The lab studies intelligent robotics, using deep learning to process robot sensor data.

The Human-Centered Robotics Lab uses robotics technology grounded in mechanical engineering to study the mathematical and mechanical understanding of the advanced motor intelligence of the human body, and its engineering applications. Associate Professor Kazuto Nakashima specializes in intelligent robotics and perceptual information processing in this lab, and lists deep learning, soft robots, and 3D LiDAR as his research keywords. The lab works with data from 3D range sensors (3D LiDAR) and with state estimation for robot hands that have soft fingers. Associate Professor Nakashima belongs to the Faculty of Information Science and Electrical Engineering, and joins this lab through the Department of Mechanical Engineering in the Faculty of Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering.

#Deep learning #Soft robotics #3D LiDAR

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〈情報科学〉 (introduction coming soon)

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〈応用化学〉 (introduction coming soon)

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The lab studies state estimation and sensor information processing for robots.

Associate Professor Kazuto Nakashima studies intelligent robotics and perceptual information processing at the Human-Centered Robotics Lab in the Division of Mechanical Engineering. Using robotics technology grounded in mechanical engineering, the lab studies the advanced motor intelligence of the human body from mathematical and mechanical perspectives, and applies it to engineering. The lab's website covers the whole lab, including Professor Kenji Tahara and Associate Professor Hikaru Arita. A lab introduction video is also available for undergraduate students who are about to choose a lab.

#Soft robotics #3D LiDAR #Deep learning

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応用化学（森 義治） (introduction coming soon)

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