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Undergraduate thesis

Intelligent Design Group (Prof Matsumoto lab)
A finite element analysis for lasing phenomena in anti-reflecting resonator
Vibration analysis concrete framework by finite element method
A shape sensitivity analysis for 3D acoustic problems using fast multiple boundary element method
A boundary element analysis for extraordinary elastic transmission phenomena
A development of topology optmization based on level-set method by using Matlab
Formulation of nonlinear analysis of chairs with membrane structures
Visualization of the data structure for N-ASP
Intelligent Production Group (Prof Ishida lab)
Model order reduction of the cracked rotor using modal analysis
Modeling of the gyro-generator considering the contact phenomena and experiment
Nonlinear periodic motion analysis of 2 dimensional multibody dynamical system
Displacement control of IPMC actuators and the application to quadruped soft-robot
Suppression of the self-excited vibration due to ball balancer
Electro-magnetic shunt damping using the digital virtual impedance
Vibration Control of the rotating shaft system using active magnetic bearing
Nonlinear modeling of the journal bearing
Parameter estimation for piezoelectric structures based on the impedance measurement with the consideration of the resistances
Integrated Mechanical Group (Prof Suzuki lab)
Estimation of probability density function for stochastic fault diagnosis of event driven system
Development of personalized HEMS exploiting PV and PHV
Collision avoidance assisting system based on personalized potential field
Studies on change of driving characteristics while operating in-car devices
Decentralized control of centipede-like multi-legged robot based on follow-the-contact-point gait control with reflective motion
Center-of-gravity control of bipedal robot based on ground reaction force
Development of cooperative autonomous mobile robot with intention estimator
Error detection in gas/brake pedal operation by using driving behavior model
Intelligent Electronic-Mechanical Group (Prof Hayakawa lab)
Control for a table tennis playing robot to serve a ball
Modeling and controllability analysis of a bicycle
Verification for an estimation method of table tennis ball's trajectory by using aerodynamics and collision models
Racket motion planning against estimation error of ball's trajectory
Control of a multi-fingered robot hand for calligraphic pen-holding and brush-stroke
Cigar box juggling by using two robot arms with multi-fingered hands
Variance suppression for gauge control via stochastic optimal control
Electronic Mechanical Control Group (Prof Uno lab)
A study on trajectory formation in handing a thing from a human to a robot
Posture adjustment of standing on a slop with a wearable robot
Fast model predictive control method with simple constraints for state variables using semi-smooth Newton method
Studies on the convergence property about the feed-forward propagation method for multi-layer neural networks
An analysis of muscle coordinated activation patterns in response to disturbance during human walking
Studies on the robustness of paremetric excitation walking
A study on variability of arm trajectories caused by the constraints of joint freedom in human reaching movements
Intelligent Sensing Group (Prof Fukuzawa lab)
Validation of coarse grain model used in molecular dynamics simulation for nanometer-thick lubricant films
Measurement of bonding ratio and temperature dependence on viscoelasticity of nanometer-thick lubricant films
Centroid detection by using robot arm hand equipped with an optical-waveguide-type triaxial tactile sensor
Alignment control of liquid crystal molecules using PVCi films exposed by polarized ultraviolet light
Surface energy measurement and planarization method for shearing probe used for tribologial analyses of magnetic disk surface with chemical texture
Sensitivity improvement of simultaneous measurement of normal and lateral forces using a double-ended tuning fork resonator
Simultaneous measurement of normal and lateral forces by using a double-ended tuning fork resonator designed for high-speed shearing of lubricant film
Optimally-designed micro channels for DNA separation chip by using a numerical fluid analysis

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Master's thesis

Intelligent Design Group (Prof Matsumoto lab)
A vibration analysis for acoustic materials in 2D by finite element method
Topology optmization based on the level-set method by using finite element method
A study on the shape optimization of thermoelastic materials by finite element method
A vibration analysis for 3D local resonant acoustic materials by finite element method
A study on the optimization for acoustic problems using wideband fast multipole boundary element method
An analysis for energy dispersion of vibrating body in fluid
A study on the eigenfrequency analysis for thermopiezoelastic coupling problems
Intelligent Production Group (Prof Ishida lab)
Study on the nonlinear piezoelectric shunt damping with the virtual auto-parametric damper
Modeling and control of ionic polymer actuators with the consideration of nonlinearities
Position estimation and dynamical characteristics of the magnetic levitation system using Hall sensors
Nonlinear vibration analysis of the flexible rotating shaft system supported by the journal bearing
Improvement of flutter instability by an additional spring-mass system
Integrated Mechanical Group (Prof Suzuki lab)
Formal verification of control parameter in multi-legged robot using timed automaton
Stochastic predeiction of behavior using dynamic bayesian network involving environmental information
Learning by demonstration in teleoperation based on hybrid dynamical system model
Unified driving assisting system on express way based on multi-layered driving behavior model
Design of model predictive assisting control based on hybrid system model
Structure design of bayesian network for decentralized stochastic fault diagnosis
Analysis and estimation of driver's drowsiness based on driving behavior model
Intelligent Electronic-Mechanical Group (Prof Hayakawa lab)
Control for a table tennis playing robot based on observation data of human players --- Multivariable analysis on racket posture and racket motion plan
Realization of a table tennis playing robot based on three physical models --- A collision model with table, a collision model with racket, and an aerodynamic model
Dexterous control for multi-fingered robot hand --- Manipulating scissors in consideration for contact forces
System identification and stochastic optimal control of linear systems with stochastic parameters
A study on a consensus problem exchanging the information of dynamic controllers
Electronic Mechanical Control Group (Prof Uno lab)
Development of sensor and control systems of a wearable robot to walk on a step
A study on motor synergies for dampening hand vibration during human walking
Studies on an iterative learning control using inverse dynamics
Studies on a biped walking robot based on parametric excitation
Intelligent Sensing Group (Prof Fukuzawa lab)
Simultaneous measurement of viscoelasticity and shearing orientation properties of liquids at nanometer gaps
Optical three-axis tactile sensor using the structure of skins
Analysis of adhesion properties of nanometer-thick liquid lubricants using molecular dynamic simulation
Simultaneous measurement of normal and lateral forces in thin film lubrications using a double-ended tuning fork resonator
Simultaneous measurement of normal and lateral forces in lubrications at nanometer gaps using a quartz crystal resonator
Viscoelasticity Measurement of nanometer-thick lubricant sheared at high sliding speeds using probe resonance

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Doctoral thesis

Date Name Title of study
Sep 28, 2010 Tomohiko Jimbo Physical model-based control design methods for automotive engines
Mar 25, 2011 Hiroaki Amakawa Quantative measurement method of local frictional properties using dual-axis micro-mechanical probe
Mar 25, 2011 Yuya Hamamoto Measurement of viscoelastic properties of nanometer-thick liquid lubricant films using optical fiber probe