Graduate School of Informatics / Digital Transformation Enhancement Council, Chiba University
Nobuyoshi KOMURO
Associate ProfessorI specialize in the fundamentals and applications of Information and Communication Technology, with recent research focusing on designing protocols for wireless sensor networks, environmental sensing, and estimating mental states such as stress, concentration, relaxation, and fatigue. Additionally, my study includes research on indoor positioning utilizing sensors and radio signal strength. Through these endeavors, I aim to pioneer technologies that improve the quality of human life and contribute to mental well-being.
Recent Topics of Interest:
Creating sensor networks using optical wireless communication, including visible light and infrared.
Contributing to the resolution of societal issues through advancements in information and communication technology.
Expressing human responses through information and communication technology.
Motto in Research or in Life:
Failure teaches success.
Embrace trial and error.
Learn from the past to create the future.
Hobby / Holiday: Exploring historical and archaeological sites, visiting museums—particularly those focused on history, natural history, and natural science—taking leisurely strolls, enjoying alcoholic beverages, and indulging in reading, especially historical novels, and detective fiction
