Published a paper titled 'KLEIYN: A Quadruped Robot with an Active Waist for Both Locomotion and Wall Climbing' at the 2025 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS).
Presented research on achieving standing up and bipedal walking using the quadruped robot KLEIYN based on reinforcement learning at the 43rd Annual Conference of the Robotics Society of Japan (RSJ25J).
Reported findings on realizing walking and wall climbing actions via reinforcement learning for the quadruped robot KLEIYN at ROBOMECH25J.
Also presented work on controlling multiple small flying anchors using an RGB-D camera in wire-driven robots connected to the environment at ROBOMECH25J.
Showcased a hexapod robot design featuring elastic legs and demonstrated face-to-wall climbing through reinforcement learning at RSJ24J.
Research Experience
Involved in several research projects related to the quadruped robot KLEIYN, including the realization of standing up and bipedal walking, as well as reinforcement learning-based walking and wall climbing.
Education
A PhD student at JSK Robotics Laboratory, The University of Tokyo.
Background
Research Interests: Quadruped Robot, Reinforcement Learning, Bioinspired Mechanism, Multi-modal locomotion.