Kei Misumi's research while affiliated with The University of Tokyo and other places
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Publications (4)
Miniaturized mobile microrobots have opened new applications from biomedical to environmental fields. Among various types of microrobots, recent progress on highly performing planar type microrobots could offer a good compromise between the manufacturability and the functionality promising for practical applications. The remaining challenges are to...
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... Microswimmers have promising applications in biomedical branches like microsurgery [5], therapeutic delivery [6], driving sperm cells [7], cleaning surfaces [8], etc. Due to these great potential microswimmers' impacts, researchers have been attempting to improve microswimmers' propulsion strategies and find new ways to reach optimal propulsion tactics, like using optimal control [9]. Recently, some research has been conducted on training microrobots using branches of Artificial Intelligence like Machine Learning. ...
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