Current Status and Prospect on Robotics and Mechatronics − Prospect Based on Activity Report and Policy Statement of Robotics and Mechatronics Division
ロボティクス・メカトロニクス の現状と展望 〜ロボティクス・メカトロニクス部門の活動実績と PS からの将来への期待〜
This document outlines the current status, policy statement, and future prospects of the Robotics and Mechatronics Division of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers for 2015. It reviews division activities such as academic conferences, journal publications, and technical committees, while emphasizing the importance of social implementation, young researcher development, and community-based robotics. Furthermore, it highlights regional collaboration initiatives and the need for standardized platforms to integrate robotic technologies into society.
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Who issued it
Who it governs
Researchers, engineers, and corporate members interested in the strategic direction and community activities of Japan's robotics and mechatronics sector.
What the document contains
The document addresses the 2014-2015 policy statement and activity reports of the Robotics and Mechatronics Division of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers. It covers academic dissemination, internationalization, awards, technology roadmaps, and the concept of community-based robotics linking research with regional problem solving.
The document does not provide binding legal regulations, formal safety standards, or specific enforcement mechanisms for robotics technologies.
- The robotics and mechatronics division focuses heavily on practical social implementation and establishing continuous strategies rather than merely advancing technological levels.
- Division activities include expanding the ROBOMECH conference, publishing the open-access journal ROBOMECH Journal, and operating various research and technical committees.
- The division emphasizes internationalization, engaging young researchers, enhancing industry collaboration, and increasing the visibility of social contributions.
- Community-based robotics initiatives in regional areas, such as the Bay Area Omotenashi Robot Research Group, aim to solve local issues using shared platform technologies like RT middleware and RSNP.
- The integration of core technologies from research and development to commercialization requires active collaboration among industry, academia, government, and citizens.
· 1. 現状 (Current Status) · 2. ポリシーステートメントにみる部門活動 (Division Activities in Policy Statement) - 2.1 学術・技術の普及と発展活動 (Academic and Technical Dissemination Activities) - 2.2 対外的部門活動 (External Division Activities) - 2.3 部門活性化活動 (Division Revitalization Activities) - 2.4 ポリシーステートメント総括 (Summary of Policy Statement) · 3. 将来期待するコミュニティベースロボティクス (Future Expectations for Community-Based Robotics) · 4. 最後に (Conclusion)
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