Keita Yasutomi

Associate Professor

Shizuoka University

Japan

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Keita Yasutomi is an Associate Professor at Shizuoka University, Japan. His research focuses on advanced imaging technologies, including dynamic range HDR imaging, time-resolved near-infrared spectroscopy, and improvements in signal-to-noise ratios for various applications. Yasutomi's recent articles highlight innovative methods in CMOS image sensors and time-of-flight range imaging.

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Keiichiro Kagawa

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Hiromasa Oku

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Gunma University

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De Xing Lioe

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Shizuoka University

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Programmable Dynamic Range HDR Imaging With LED-Flicker and Motion Artifact Mitigation Using a Four-Tap CMOS Image Sensor

Random access vision: an imaging method to observe arbitrary and multiple gaze directions in frame-by-frame manner

A CMOS Lock-In Pixel Image Sensor With Multisimultaneous Gate for Time-Resolved Near-Infrared Spectroscopy

Hybrid Time-of-Flight Image Sensors for Middle-Range Outdoor Applications

Signal-to-Noise Ratio Enhancement in Cardiac Pulse Measurements Using Multitap CMOS Image Sensors With In-Pixel Temporal Redundant Samplings

Lock-in Pixel Based Time-of-Flight Range Imagers: An Overview

Range-precision improvement of a time-of-flight range sensor using dual reference plane sampling

A Dual NIR-Band Lock-In Pixel CMOS Image Sensor With Device Optimizations for Remote Physiological Monitoring

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Keiichiro Kagawa

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Hiromasa Oku

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