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Akimasa Otsuka

Researcher at Tokyo University of Science, Yamaguchi

Publications -  63
Citations -  234

Akimasa Otsuka is an academic researcher from Tokyo University of Science, Yamaguchi. The author has contributed to research in topics: Robot & Mobile robot. The author has an hindex of 7, co-authored 59 publications receiving 196 citations. Previous affiliations of Akimasa Otsuka include Tokyo University of Science.

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Development of CAM system based on industrial robotic servo controller without using robot language

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors describe the development of a robotic CAM system for an articulated industrial robot RV1A from the view point of robotic servo controller, which includes an important function which allows an industrial robot to move along cutter location data (CL data) consisting of position and orientation components.
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Quality design method using process capability index based on Monte-Carlo method and real-coded genetic algorithm

TL;DR: A novel design method of process capability is proposed, which can statistically control parts dimensions based on product performance, and showed that the proposed method suitably allocates the STI for each part so that the product satisfies the required product performance.
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A proposal of experimental education system of mechatronics

TL;DR: A unique education system is proposed for mechanical engineers to be able to efficiently learn basic mechatronics techniques through multiple mobile robots system to learn the subsumption architecture for schooling behavior.
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Design method of Cpm-index based on product performance and manufacturing cost

TL;DR: In this study, an allocation method of the C pm using genetic algorithms is proposed, and the constraints are set to requirements for product performance and yield minimizing the manufacturing cost.
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Defect detection method using deep convolutional neural network, support vector machine and template matching techniques

TL;DR: A template matching technique is further proposed to efficiently extract important target areas from original training and test images to enhance the reliability and accuracy for defect detection.