Makoto Yasuda
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Makoto Yasuda is a pioneering researcher in ultra-miniaturized robotic systems and integrated CMOS design, with a focus on creating complete sub-millimeter-scale autonomous platforms. His most cited work introduces a groundbreaking 210×340×50 μm integrated CMOS system for micro-robots, which uniquely combines energy harvesting, sensing, processing, communication, and actuation—all within a single, tiny chip. This achievement represents a major contribution to the field of micro-robotics, demonstrating the feasibility of fully functional, self-contained systems at an unprecedented scale. With 11 citations for this landmark 2022 paper, Yasuda’s work builds on a strong foundation in ultra-low-power CMOS sensor systems, advancing the frontier of wireless, energy-autonomous devices. His research is instrumental for applications in biomedical sensing, environmental monitoring, and distributed micro-robot swarms. By integrating multiple critical functions into a monolithic system, Yasuda has set a new benchmark for miniaturization and functional density in integrated systems, inspiring future innovations in smart dust and microscale robotics.
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