There was a degree conferment ceremony. Congratulations to M2 students, Mr. Tanaka, Mr. Yagi, and Mr. Kou, and to B4 students, Mr. Higashi, Ms. Takami, and Mr. Mamiya, for their graduation. To the M2 students, we wish you all the best in your future careers, and we hope you will make use of what you have learned through your research. For B4 students, let's continue to do our best in our research.
We held a farewell party for Mr. Tanaka, Mr. Yagi, and Mr. Kou.
Mr. Tsuchiya, Mr. Nakamura, and Mr. Matsuura gave interim master's presentations. They presented the progress of their research over the past year. I look forward to the results we will achieve over the next year.
Mr. Tanaka, Mr. Yagi, and Mr. Kou presented their master's theses. They were able to respond appropriately to questions from the faculty. Their presentations were a fitting culmination of two years of research.
Mr. Azuma, Mr. Kasahara, Ms. Takami and Mr. Mamiya presented their B4 thesis, which is the culmination of one year of research.
Mr. Yamada, Ms. Wada and Mr. Takamori gave lab work presentations. Although it was only a short period of six months, each of them did a good job in their research. We hope that the students learned the basics of research and had fun while doing it.
Professors from the University of Debreen in Hungary visited us, and the students from our laboratory explained their research.
Mr. Mamiya participated in the Autonomous and Distributed Symposium held in Osaka. This was the first time for him to present at a conference and he learned a lot, and it was a very valuable experience for him. Thank you very much for your hard work, Mr. Mamiya.
Mr. Yagi and Mr. Kou participated in the International Symposium on System Integration held in the United States. Each of them presented their own research. It was a very valuable experience for them, as they gained new insights from their presentations. They will graduate soon, but let's do our best.Thank you very much for your hard work, Mr. Yagi and Ms. Kou.
Mr. Azuma, Mr. Kasahara, Ms. Takami and Mr. Mamiya gave B4 midterm presentations. The students presented the results of their studies before their thesis presentations. Let's take advantage of the comments from the faculty members and make our research even better. Thank you very much for your hard work, Mr. Yagi and Ms. Kou.
Our alumni visited us at university festival held at Shizuoka University Hamamatsu campus, and students who attended the alumni party could hear various stories. Thank you very much.
All the members of the lab took pictures for graduation photos. Some of you will graduate soon. Let's do our best to complete our graduation thesis or master's thesis.
Mr. Kato participated in SSS held in Nara, Japan. It must have been difficult for him to give a presentation and answer questions in English, but I think it was a valuable experience for him. I hope you will continue to do your best in both research and English. Thank you for your hard work, Mr. Kato.
Associate Professor Kobayashi gave a lecture on "Principles and Current State of Robot Knowledge from the Perspective of Recognition, Control, and Learning" at Hamamatsu Citizen Academy.
There was a graduation ceremony. Mr. Ma, Mr. Nakahara, and Mr. Guence graduated. Congratulations to them. We look forward to their success after graduation.
Mr. Kato and Mr. Nakamura participated in the Robotics Society of Japan held in Tokyo, Japan, and presented their research in the Society. Thank you very much for your hard work, Mr. Kato and Mr. Nakamura.
Mr. Yagi and Mr. Tsuchiya participated in Robomech2022 held in Sapporo, Japan, and presented their research in Robomech. It was a very valuable experience for them to present their research in a place where people from various fields gathered. I hope you will make the most of this experience and do your best in the future. Thank you very much for your hard work, Mr. Yagi and Mr. Tsuchiya.