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About
Fumihide Kojima is a pioneering researcher in wireless communication systems for robotics and drone control, with a focus on enabling reliable, long-range operations beyond line-of-sight. His key research areas include multi-hop wireless networks, latency-guaranteed communication, and spectrum utilization for unmanned vehicles. Kojima’s major contributions center on developing robust command and telemetry systems that overcome the limitations of conventional wireless LAN, particularly in disaster response and infrastructure inspection scenarios. His 2017 study on latency-guaranteed multi-hop communication for robots and drones (34 citations) laid foundational work for real-time control in challenging environments. Notably, Kojima advanced the use of the 169 MHz band—assigned in Japan in 2016 for unmanned vehicles—demonstrating its superior range and diffraction properties for drone communication (7 citations each in 2020 and 2021 studies). His 2019 work on smart resource flow wireless platforms for flexible factory communication (4 citations) extends his impact to industrial IoT and automation. With a career dedicated to bridging wireless communication gaps for robotics, Kojima’s research directly supports safer, more efficient remote operations in critical applications, from disaster zones to smart factories.
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