Hidetoshi Takahashi

Assisitant Professor

Keio University

Japan

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Hidetoshi Takahashi is an Assistant Professor at Keio University in Japan. His research focuses on advanced sensor technologies, including piezoresistive cantilevers, laser-induced graphene sensors, and micro force plate arrays. Recent articles highlight his work on fabricating sensors for various applications, utilizing innovative methods such as laser cutting and neural networks. He is actively contributing to the field of mechanical engineering through his exploration of force measurement techniques in biological contexts.

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Isao Shimoyama

University of Toyama

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Hirofumi Toda

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University of Tsukuba

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Laser‐Based Fabrication of Piezoresistive Cantilevers Utilizing Pulse Laser Annealing

Triaxial Micro Force Plate Array for Measuring Ground Reaction Force in Ant Locomotion

Sampling Moiré Method-Based Weight Scale Utilizing Dual-Pitch Stripe Pattern for High Resolution and Wide Range

Laser‐Induced Graphene Cantilever Airflow Sensor Fabricated via Laser Cutting and Folding a Copper–Polyimide Film

Switchable acoustic notch filter using a 3D-printed Helmholtz resonator array with bistable structures

Bi-Axial Micro Force Plate Utilizing Dual Laser Displacement Meters for Ground Reaction Force Measurement in Fruit Flies

Influence of cantilever dimensions on time response characteristics of a MEMS piezoresistive-cantilever-based barometric pressure change sensor

Laser-Induced Graphene-Based Pressure Sensor With Corrugated Polyimide Diaphragm

Multi-Inlet 2-D Water Flow Vector Sensor Using a Sealed Incompressible Liquid and Neural Network for Marine Biologging

Three-Axis Force Plate Using High-Speed Line-Scan Camera and Tilted Pattern for Sampling Moiré Method

Simple hearing test utilizing a soundproofing headphone with acoustic filters

Thin Glass Micro Force Plate Supported by Planar Spiral Springs for Measuring Minute Forces

Temperature Dependence of the Beating Frequency of hiPSC-CMs Using a MEMS Force Sensor

Neural Network-Based Airflow Vector Sensor Using Multiple MEMS Differential Pressure Sensors

Spiral Spring-Supported Force Plate with an External Eddy Current Displacement Sensor

A Polyimide Film-Based Simple Force Plate for Measuring the Body Mass of Tiny Insects

MEMS-Based Micro Sensors for Measuring the Tiny Forces Acting on Insects

Measurement method of a microspring-supported force plate with an external laser displacement meter

Frequency Characteristics of Pulse Wave Sensor Using MEMS Piezoresistive Cantilever Element

Compact Sphere-Shaped Airflow Vector Sensor Based on MEMS Differential Pressure Sensors

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Isao Shimoyama

Hirofumi Toda

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