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SAKATA Osamu  Professor
Tokyo University of Science, Faculty of Engineering, Department of Electrical Engineering
Profile | Topics | Assigned Courses(15)
Refereed Papers(49) | Refereed Proceedings(60) | Other Papers(146) | Publications(9) | Presentations(292) | Patent(1)
Address 6-3-1, Niijuku, Katsushika-ku, Tokyo 125-8585, Japan
TEL : +81-3-5876-1717
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Homepage http://www.rs.tus.ac.jp/osakata
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Under-Graduate School
  • 1996, University of Tsukuba Third Cluster of College 
Graduate School
  • 2001, University of Tsukuba Graduate School, Division of Engineering Doctoral Degree
Postgraduate Qualification
  • University of Tsukuba Ph.D.
Research History
  • 1996-present Engaged in research on Biological Signal Processing (EEG, ECG, EMG, Bowelsound, etc.)
    2001-present Engaged in research on Sensibility Engineering based on biological signal processing
    2008-present Engaged in research on Biomedical Image Processing (Ultrasound B-mode image)
    2016-present Engaged in research on Control Technology for Intelligent Robots
Employment History
Research Keyword Signal processing, Image processing, Mesurement & Control, Medical & welfare engineering, Food process engineering, Agricultural farm equipment
Research Area
  • Perceptual information processing
  • Biomedical engineering/Biomaterial science and engineering
  • Measurement engineering
Research Theme
  • Research and development of long-term gut sound monitoring technology; Development of mental stress evaluation technology by integrated analysis of heterogeneous biological signals; Development of new food property measurement evaluation technology; Research on new theory of causality analysis of multi-dimensional signals; Development of swallowing ability evaluation technology by ultrasonic B-mode video analysis; Development of detection and quantitative evaluation method for stress accumulation by analysis of human daily behavior
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Academic Society Affiliations
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