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2025-06-03

engineering

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['Masayuki Abe']

It is now possible to conduct experiments in virtual spaces in collaboration with researchers from around the world. By combining experimental equipment with software technology, including AI, it is possible to maximize the performance of the equipment. In order for humans to conduct more creative research activities, collaborative research with researchers from around the world and AI will become essential in the future.

ABE Masayuki

Professor

Graduate School of Engineering Science