Functional information engineering Laboratory
Developing sensors that generate information and their applications
We are developing sensors to detect gas (smell components) and a system to identify smells by processing information obtained through the sensors. As an application of a gas sensor, we are developing a system that combines sensors for temperature, humidity and light with a gas sensor in order to measure the conditions of a living space and gauge the activities of the residents by processing the data gathered by the sensors. The system will be useful to monitor senior citizens living alone or prepare information to be provided to domestic robots.
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Affiliation
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Information and Communications Engineering
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Faculty Name
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SAITO, Atsushi
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Academic Society
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The Institute of Electrical Engineers of Japan The Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers Acoustical Society of Japan |
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Keyword
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Sensors, Measurement technologies, Electronic circuits
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Study Fields
Electronic engineering
Communication engineering
Information engineering
Communication engineering
Information engineering
For Society
We are developing a system to assess a given situation, similar to how humans do, by using various sensors, in addition to a system dealing with smells and tastes, from which we have difficulties to collect numerical data. We are also developing technologies to create a space filled with scents, which suits each venue or one’s mood by using the numerical data of smells.
Research Themes
- Development of units combining physical and chemical sensors and their applications in systems to monitor activities of the residents
- Development of systems to identify smells that use crystal oscillator gas sensors
- Development of small devices to supply smells