We presented our work at SII 2026 (@Cancun).

The IEEE/SICE International Symposium on System Integration (SII 2026) was held in Cancun from Monday, January 12 to Wednesday, January 14, 2026. At this symposium, Katamine (M2), Kanekiyo (M2), Morita (M2), Tokiwa (M2), and Koreki (M1) gave presentations. For further details, please refer to the conference proceedings.

Research Experience Program for Prospective B3 Students

From October to December, a twice-weekly research experience was offered for B3 students. Two students participated in our lab, gaining hands-on experience in robot design and control. The experience included: Position control of a 2-link manipulator using MATLAB/Simulink Design and control of a 2-link drawing robot using 3D CAD Through this program, students learned the fundamentals of robot design and control not only theoretically, but…

Presentation at IEEE CASE@21

Mikihiro KANEKIYO (M2) presented at the 2025 IEEE 21st International Conference on Automation Science and Engineering (CASE), held from Sunday, August 17 to Thursday, August 21, 2025, in the Los Angeles. Title: Desired Contact Force Realization in Unknown Environments via Multiple Virtual Dynamics-based Control Framework Authors: Mikihiro KANEKIYO, Hikaru ARITA, Kazuto NAKASHIMA, Kenji TAHARA

Presentations at RSJ2025 (Tokyo)

Katamine (M2), Kanekiyo (M2), and Tanaka (M1) gave presentations at RSJ2025, held in Tokyo from September 3 (Wed) to September 5 (Fri), 2025. Please refer to the proceedings for further details.

Mr. Nakamura, an alumnus of our lab who completed his master’s degree in 2023, and Associate Professor Arita have had their co-first-authored paper accepted for publication in IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters!

Mr. Nakamura, an alumnus of our lab who completed his master’s degree in 2023, and Associate Professor Arita have had their co-first-authored paper accepted for publication in IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters. This paper proposes a novel method for optimizing parameters in impact mitigation strategies using proximity sensors. By reformulating the sensor output, the problem is reinterpreted as a geometric one, enabling parameter optimization without…

We will hold a laboratory tour for incoming fourth-year students.

We will not only introduce our research topics and daily life in the laboratory, but also demonstrate robots. If you are interested in the HCR Laboratory, please feel free to join us. Date and Time April 2 (Wednesday): 1st session: 10:00–10:50, 2nd session: 13:00–13:50 April 3 (Thursday): 1st session: 10:00–10:50, 2nd session: 13:00–13:50 April 4 (Friday): 1st session: 10:00–10:50, 2nd session: 13:00–13:50 April 7 (Monday): 13:00–13:50…

Congratulations on your graduation!

On Tuesday, March 25th, the graduation ceremony was held, and five fourth-year undergraduate students and three second-year master’s students from our laboratory graduated. Congratulations to all!