Kaiji Sato

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Toyohashi University of Technology

Japan

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Dr. Kaiji Sato is a Professor at Toyohashi University of Technology in Japan (country code: 81). His research areas include motion control, ultra-precision positioning technology, and the development of user-friendly interfaces for care robots. Recent publications highlight his work on robustness evaluation of control systems, wireless microactuators, and advanced controller designs for high-speed applications.

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Mizuki Takeda

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Toyohashi University of Technology

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Yasuhisa Hirata

Tohoku University

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Articles (9)

Effect of Additional Compensator Based on Internal Model Principle for Motion Control

Questionnaire Survey on Ultra-Precision Positioning Technology—10th Questionnaire Survey Report—

Robustness Evaluation and Performance Improvement of the Nominal Characteristic Trajectory Following Control of a Rotary Mechanism with a Gear Reducer Using Additional Compensators

Wireless Microactuator Using Temperature-Sensitive Magnetic Material for Remote Operation

Importance of Mutual Communication Through a Simple User Interface in Care Robots

Controller design for high-speed, ultra-precision positioning of a linear motion stage on a vibrating machine base stage control on a vibrating base

Practical high-precision motion control system based on nominal characteristic trajectory following control and simple feedforward element design methods

Feedforward element design using learning controller for precision control of linear synchronous motor with nonlinear characteristics

Standing, Walking, and Sitting Support Robot Based on User State Estimation Using a Small Number of Sensors

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Mizuki Takeda

Yasuhisa Hirata

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