Space Robot System Laboratory
Seeking robots that can be useful in environments where people cannot go
Robotics and dynamics are the keywords we use in our research on space robots, aeronautical robots and surgical simulators. For space robots, we plan to propose a system that takes the characteristics of space environments into account. For aeronautical robots, we are developing machines that can fly in unprecedented ways and can maneuver through narrow spaces. We are also conducting new research into a surgical simulator that uses an encounter-type haptic display.
| Affiliation | Electrical Engineering |
| Faculty Name |
ABIKO, Satoko |
| Academic Society |
IEEE The Robotics Society of Japan The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers |
| Keyword | Space robotics, Flying robots, Encounter-type haptic devices, Space, Motion control, Aerospace engineering, Control systems |
Study Fields
- Mechanical engineering
- Electrical engineering
For Society
We are researching the underlying technologies and systems for robots that would be useful in dangerous places and extreme environments that are off limits to humans.Research Themes
- Research on space robot technology that can provide orbital services
- Research on aeronautical robots that are highly mobile in the air
- Research on systems technology for tasks performed by aeronautical robots
- Research on encounter-type haptic displays for surgical simulators