Scholar
Kento Kawaharazuka
Google Scholar ID: E75YHyUAAAAJ
The University of Tokyo
Humanoid
Biomimetics
Tendon-driven
Soft Robotics
Machine Learning
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Publications
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WiXus: A Wheeled-Legged Robot with Wire-Driven Environmental Utilizing to Integrate Mobility and Manipulation
2026
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EFGCL: Learning Dynamic Motion through Spotting-Inspired External Force Guided Curriculum Learning
2026
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Exploring the proprioceptive potential of joint receptors using a biomimetic robotic joint
2026
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MEVIUS2: Practical Open-Source Quadruped Robot with Sheet Metal Welding and Multimodal Perception
2026
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Dexterous grasp data augmentation based on grasp synthesis with fingertip workspace cloud and contact-aware sampling
2026
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Toward Formalizing LLM-Based Agent Designs through Structural Context Modeling and Semantic Dynamics Analysis
2026
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Characteristics, Management, and Utilization of Muscles in Musculoskeletal Humanoids: Empirical Study on Kengoro and Musashi
Advanced Intelligent Systems · 2026
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Analysis of various manipulator configurations based on multi-objective black-box optimization
Advanced Robotics · 2025
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Academic Achievements
Best Early Career Talk Award at IROS2025 workshop for "Chimney Climbing by KLEIYN"
Best Interactive Paper Award Finalist at Humanoids2025 for "Remotely Wire-Driven Walking Robot"
Best Open-Source Hardware Award at CoRL2025 Workshop for "RL-base Giant Swing"
Advanced Robotics Best Survey Paper Award for "Real-World Robot Applications of Foundation Models: A Review"
Multiple papers accepted to top venues including IROS2025, Humanoids2025, IEEE RA-L, Advanced Robotics, and Advanced Intelligent Systems
Organized workshops at major conferences on dexterous manipulation, foundation models for robotic design, and open-source hardware
Co-authored the book "Foundation Models and Robotics Integration" published by Kodansha
Co-authors
12 total
Kei Okada
The University of Tokyo
Masayuki Inaba
The University of Tokyo
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Naoaki Kanazawa
The University of Tokyo
Yasunori Toshimitsu
ETH Zurich
Co-author 6
Manabu Nishiura
Toyota Motor Corporation
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