Kengo Fujii

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Nagaoka University of Technology

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Dr. Kengo Fujii is an Assistant Professor at Nagaoka University of Technology in Japan. His research focuses on advancements in visible light communication, 3D imaging techniques, and aerial imaging technology. Recent publications include studies on low-complexity demodulation methods, improvements in aerial image resolution, and innovative applications of aerial imaging for steganography and video calling systems.

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Masaki Yasugi

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Shintaro Arai

Okayama University

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Improved Low-Complexity Demodulation: Integrating Minimum-Mean-Square-Error and Maximum-Likelihood Detection for Image-Sensor-Based Visible Light Communication

Construction of 3D Image and Visibility Improvement of 2D Image Outside 3D Viewing Zone by Edge-Based Depth-Fused 3D Display Using Aerial Image and Rear Display

Multiplication of Aerial Images Toward Four Directions Using Non-Parallel Beam Splitters in AIRR

Improved resolution for aerial imaging by retro-reflection with two transparent spheres

Analysis of floating distance of arc 3D display with respect to inclination angle of substrate

Effects of Directions of Lateral Motion on Perceived Strength in Fingertip

Aerial video-calling system with eye-matching feature based on polarization-modulated aerial imaging by retro-reflection (p-AIRR)

Aerial imaging steganography method for aerial imaging by retro-reflection with dual acrylic ball

Reduction of retro-reflector and expansion of the viewpoint of an aerial image by the use of AIRR with transparent spheres

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Masaki Yasugi

Shintaro Arai

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