Naoyuki Takesue

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Tokyo Metropolitan University

Japan

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Naoyuki Takesue is a Professor at Tokyo Metropolitan University in Japan. His research encompasses robotics and aerodynamics, focusing on topics such as four-wheel independent steering systems, fixed-wing VTOL UAVs, and flapping-wing aerial vehicles. Recent articles include studies on underwater robot fins and the design of intelligent flapping-wing systems, reflecting his innovative contributions to the field.

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2022

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Naoya Sakamoto

University of Tokyo

JAPAN

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Four-Wheel Independent Steering and Four-Wheel Independent Driving Robot and its Simultaneous Path and Orientation Tracking Control

Development of Fixed-Wing VTOL UAVs with the Four-Retractable Rotor Propulsion

Development of Fins for Underwater Robots with 3D Printer and Experimental Evaluation

Performance Evaluation and Wing Deformation Analysis of Flapping-Wing Aerial Vehicles with Varying Flapping Parameters and Patterns

Senswing: A Force Sensing Wing for Intelligent Flapping-Wing Aerial Vehicles—Wing Design and Comprehensive Evaluation of Force Sensing Capabilities

Development of Two-Finger Robot that Performs In-Hand Rotation Using Center of Pressure Information

A Method of Detection and Identification for Axillary Buds

Experimental Development of Fins for Underwater Robots

Study Towards a Flapping Robot Maintaining Attitude During Gliding

Compressive forces driven by lateral actin fibers are a key to the nuclear deformation under uniaxial cell-substrate stretching.

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Naoya Sakamoto

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