Ryuichi Iwamura mainly focuses on Computer network, Line, Power-line communication, Display device and Control. His study explores the link between Computer network and topics such as Bandwidth that cross with problems in Asynchronous communication, Network management station and Bandwidth management. His Line research is multidisciplinary, incorporating elements of Remote control, Key, Networking hardware and Bandwidth cap.
His Power-line communication study incorporates themes from Network architecture, Detector, Controller, Current and Dielectric antennas. His work carried out in the field of Display device brings together such families of science as Topology, Artificial intelligence, Computer vision, Transfer and Topology. His biological study deals with issues like Digital network, which deal with fields such as IEEE 1394, Serial communication and Computer hardware.
His primary areas of investigation include Computer hardware, Computer network, Signal, Electronic engineering and Optical disc. His study looks at the relationship between Computer hardware and fields such as Transmission, as well as how they intersect with chemical problems. His research in Computer network intersects with topics in Real-time computing, Control, Key and Embedded system.
His research integrates issues of Graphical user interface elements, Data transmission, Computer vision and Artificial intelligence in his study of Signal. His Computer vision research focuses on Display device and how it connects with IEEE 1394, Topology, Serial communication, Topology and User interface. In his study, Interface is inextricably linked to Electrical engineering, which falls within the broad field of Electronic engineering.
The scientist’s investigation covers issues in Computer network, Computer hardware, Electronic engineering, Signal and Real-time computing. Ryuichi Iwamura interconnects Key and Embedded system in the investigation of issues within Computer network. In his study, User interface and Optoelectronics is strongly linked to Display device, which falls under the umbrella field of Computer hardware.
His Electronic engineering research is multidisciplinary, relying on both Digital signal, Audio signal processing, Electrical engineering and Modulation. His work in Electrical engineering covers topics such as Interface which are related to areas like Network communication. His Signal research integrates issues from Connection, Firmware, Artificial intelligence and Computer vision.
Computer network, Computer hardware, Power-line communication, Control and Remote control are his primary areas of study. His Computer network study combines topics from a wide range of disciplines, such as Key and Bandwidth. The concepts of his Computer hardware study are interwoven with issues in User interface, Base and Display device.
His Power-line communication study integrates concerns from other disciplines, such as Network architecture and Line. Ryuichi Iwamura focuses mostly in the field of Line, narrowing it down to matters related to Controller and, in some cases, Electronic engineering. The Control study combines topics in areas such as Embedded system, Video camera and Network communication.
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Method and system for controlling a display device
Thomas P. Dawson;Ryuichi Iwamura.
(2002)
Device control with topology map in a digital network
Ryuichi Iwamura;Yoshizumi Mano;Chenchu L. Chilamakuri;Andrew M. Proehl.
(1997)
Systems and methods for use in providing local power line communication
Ryuichi Iwamura.
(2010)
Power line home network
Ryuichi Iwamura.
(2004)
Power-line communication based surveillance system
Ryuichi Iwamura.
(2012)
System and method for authenticating/registering network device in power line communication (plc)
Tohru Doumuki;Ryuichi Iwamura.
(2005)
Music search by melody input
Ryuichi Iwamura.
(2000)
PC card recorder
Ryuichi Iwamura.
(2001)
Anti-theft system for computers and other electronic devices
Ryuichi Iwamura.
(2001)
Network audio systems
Ryuichi Iwamura;David A. Desch;Takaaki Ota.
(2004)
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