Motion (physics) and Navigation system are all intertwined in Computer vision research. Motion (physics) is closely attributed to Computer vision in his research. Koichi Nishiwaki undertakes interdisciplinary study in the fields of Robot and Motion planning through his research. Borrowing concepts from Robot, Koichi Nishiwaki weaves in ideas under Motion planning. In his research, Koichi Nishiwaki undertakes multidisciplinary study on Humanoid robot and Zero moment point. Koichi Nishiwaki integrates Zero moment point and Humanoid robot in his studies. Borrowing concepts from Human–computer interaction, he weaves in ideas under Artificial intelligence. He integrates Human–computer interaction and Artificial intelligence in his research. While working in this field, Koichi Nishiwaki studies both Simulation and Algorithm.
Motion (physics) and Navigation system are all intertwined in Computer vision research. Along with Operating system, other disciplines of study including Embedded system and Programming language are integrated into his research. Koichi Nishiwaki conducts interdisciplinary study in the fields of Programming language and Operating system through his research. His Organic chemistry research incorporates elements of Catalysis and Stereochemistry. His work blends Stereochemistry and Organic chemistry studies together. While working in this field, he studies both Artificial intelligence and Simulation. In his research, Koichi Nishiwaki undertakes multidisciplinary study on Simulation and Artificial intelligence. His research on Robot frequently links to adjacent areas such as Motion control. His study on Motion control is mostly dedicated to connecting different topics, such as Robot.
His Cartography study typically links adjacent topics like Terrain and Scale (ratio). His Scale (ratio) study frequently draws connections to adjacent fields such as Cartography. Koichi Nishiwaki performs multidisciplinary studies into Artificial intelligence and Simulation in his work. While working in this field, Koichi Nishiwaki studies both Simulation and Artificial intelligence. He integrates many fields, such as Humanoid robot and Robot, in his works. He brings together Robot and Humanoid robot to produce work in his papers. Computer vision is closely attributed to Navigation system in his research. His research brings together the fields of Computer vision and Navigation system. His study ties his expertise on Controller (irrigation) together with the subject of Agronomy.
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Dynamically-Stable Motion Planning for Humanoid Robots
James J. Kuffner;Satoshi Kagami;Koichi Nishiwaki;Masayuki Inaba.
Autonomous Robots (2002)
Motion Planning for Humanoid Robots
James Kuffner;James Kuffner;Koichi Nishiwaki;Satoshi Kagami;Masayuki Inaba.
Springer Tracts in Advanced Robotics (2005)
Online generation of humanoid walking motion based on a fast generation method of motion pattern that follows desired ZMP
K. Nishiwaki;S. Kagami;Y. Kuniyoshi;M. Inaba.
intelligent robots and systems (2002)
Design and development of research platform for perception-action integration in humanoid robot: H6
K. Nishiwaki;T. Sugihara;S. Kagami;F. Kanehiro.
intelligent robots and systems (2000)
Planning Biped Navigation strategies in Complex Environments
Joel Chestnutt;James Kuffner;Koichi Nishiwaki;Satoshi Kagami.
ieee ras international conference on humanoid robots (2003)
Footstep planning among obstacles for biped robots
J.J. Kuffner;K. Nishiwaki;S. Kagami;M. Inaba.
intelligent robots and systems (2001)
Grasp planning in complex scenes
D. Berenson;R. Diankov;K. Nishiwaki;S. Kagami.
ieee-ras international conference on humanoid robots (2007)
Motion planning for humanoid robots under obstacle and dynamic balance constraints
J. Kuffner;K. Nishiwaki;S. Kagami;M. Inaba.
international conference on robotics and automation (2001)
Toe joints that enhance bipedal and fullbody motion of humanoid robots
K. Nishiwaki;S. Kagami;Y. Kuniyoshi;M. Inaba.
international conference on robotics and automation (2002)
A Fast Dynamically Equilibrated Walking Trajectory Generation Method of Humanoid Robot
Satoshi Kagami;Tomonobu Kitagawa;Koichi Nishiwaki;Tomomichi Sugihara.
Autonomous Robots (2002)
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