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Ken Iiyoshi
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~keniiyoshi.com~ Aspiring Robotic Entrepreneur
Biography
Ever since the first walking robot, ASIMO, amazed me as a child, I have always dreamed of making robots that can inspire people. With an ambition to become a robotic entrepreneur, I chose to study computer engineering in NYUAD, mastering both software and hardware. I am currently pursuing a PhD in Soft Haptics under NYUAD AIM Lab through the NYUAD Global PhD Fellowship Program.
Technical Expertise
Interests
Biomedical equipment
Medical robotics
Brain
Neurolinguistics
Digital Reality
Augmented Reality
Games
Entertainment industry
Haptic interfaces
Publications
Georgios Korres, Ken Iiyoshi, and Mohamad Eid, "Origami-Inspired Vibrotactile Actuator (OriVib): Design and Characterization," IEEE Transactions on Haptics, pp. 1 - 8, 2024.
Ken Iiyoshi, Jong Hyun LeeAhmed S. DalaqShadi KhazaalehMohammed F. DaqaqGeorgios Korres, et al., "Origami-Inspired Haptics: A Literature Review," IEEE Access, vol. 12, pp. 33309 - 33327, 2024.
Ken Iiyoshi, Shadi KhazaalehAhmed S. DalaqMohammed F. DaqaqGeorgios Korres, and Mohamad Eid, "Origami-based Haptic Syringe for Local Anesthesia Simulator," IEEE Transactions on Haptics, pp. 1 - 6, 2024.
Ken Iiyoshi, Ruth GebremedhinVineet Gokhale, and Mohamad Eid, "Plug-and-Play Haptic Interaction for~Tactile Internet Based on {WebRTC," in Lecture Notes of the Institute for Computer Sciences, Social Informatics and Telecommunications Engineering, 2021, pp. 65 - -81.
Ken Iiyoshi, Mahrukh TauseefRuth GebremedhinVineet Gokhale, and Mohamad Eid, "Towards Standardization of Haptic Handshake for Tactile Internet: A WebRTC-Based Implementation," 2019 IEEE International Symposium on Haptic, Audio and Visual Environments and Games (HAVE).
Education
New York University Abu Dhabi
Bachelor of Science
Engineering
, 2020
