Toshinori Ogawa
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About
Toshinori Ogawa is a researcher focused on small-scale power systems and internal combustion engines, with particular emphasis on glow-ignition four-stroke engine performance. His work addresses the growing challenge of powering increasingly sophisticated portable electronic devices and mobile robots, where conventional energy sources may soon prove insufficient. Ogawa’s most cited paper, “Performance Testing of 5cc Glow-Ignition Four-Stroke Engine” (2007), has garnered 2 citations and provides foundational insights into the operational characteristics of miniature engines. This research contributes to the development of compact, high-energy-density power sources that could sustain the next generation of autonomous systems and portable technology. By investigating the performance parameters of small-scale combustion engines, Ogawa helps bridge the gap between current battery limitations and the energy demands of advanced robotics and consumer electronics. His work is particularly relevant for students and researchers exploring alternative power solutions in micro-robotics and portable energy systems.
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- 1Performance Testing of 5cc Glow-Ignition Four-Stroke Engine2 citations · 2007