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Hideo Takai
Publications - 13
Citations - 137
Hideo Takai is an academic researcher. The author has contributed to research in topics: Dead reckoning & Position (vector). The author has an hindex of 7, co-authored 13 publications receiving 137 citations.
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Position measuring system
TL;DR: In this article, an improved position measuring system for determining a vehicle's position by receiving radio waves emitted from satellites is presented, which adopts successive approximation using a convergent computation, in which initially estimated values are computed.
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Gps position measuring instrument
Harumasa Hojo,Hisao Kishi,Sekine Chogo,Hideo Takai,Yasuyuki Uekusa,Yamada Koji,Yamaoka Noboru +6 more
TL;DR: In this paper, a DOP value that is the index of the deterioration of position measurement based on the location of a satellite used for the position measurement and an assumed position P 2 obtained by a dead reckoning navigation instrument 2 are inputted to an error tester.
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Position measuring apparatus for vehicle
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors propose to calculate the absolute position of a vehicle even in a time zone reduced in the number of satellits, by operating a receiving position on the basis of the position and propagation delay time of a satellite, obtained by receiving the navigation data emitted at a predetermined time from the satellite to analyze the same, and the vector quantity of the movement quantity.
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Hybrid type position measuring instrument
Harumasa Hojo,Hisao Kishi,Sekine Chogo,Hideo Takai,Yasuyuki Uekusa,Yamada Koji,Yamaoka Noboru +6 more
TL;DR: In this article, the authors propose to take a measurement with higher accuracy by outputting a more reliable result between results of a radio wave navigation device and a dead reckoning navigation device, and correcting the device with less reliability.
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Satellite navigation system
Sekine Chogo,Harumasa Hojo,Yamada Koji,Yamaoka Noboru,Mikio Nakamura,Yasuyuki Uekusa,Hisao Kishi,Hideo Takai +7 more
TL;DR: In this article, the reliability of the position and speed of a moving body by processing radio waves received from plural satellites into one-channel sequence data by a CPU, and measuring and comparing variation in offset from the frequency of a reference oscillation with a threshold value was investigated.