Papers
81
Total Citations
895
H-Index
15
About
Fusaomi Nagata is a pioneering robotics and automation researcher whose work has profoundly shaped the field of robotic surface finishing and intelligent manufacturing control. Best known for his groundbreaking contributions to mold polishing and furniture surface processing, Nagata has spent decades developing sophisticated systems that bridge CAD/CAM technology with real-world robotic applications. His most celebrated work, a CAD/CAM-based position/force controller for mold polishing robots (2007, 152 citations), established foundational principles for precision robotic finishing, while his robotic sanding system for free-formed furniture surfaces (2006, 104 citations) demonstrated the practical versatility of his approaches across industries. Nagata's innovations extend into intelligent control strategies, incorporating fuzzy reasoning for adaptive feed rate control, joystick-guided teaching systems with compliance control, and genetic algorithm-based servo tuning — reflecting a sophisticated understanding of human-robot interaction and nonlinear dynamics. His development of CAM systems operable without dedicated robot languages (2012) lowered barriers to industrial adoption significantly. Beyond manufacturing, he has contributed to robotics for rescue and hazardous environments, demonstrating broad humanitarian vision. With cumulative citations exceeding 500, Nagata's legacy lies in making precision robotic automation more accessible, adaptable, and intelligent.
Research Focus
Key Achievements
Top Papers
- 1CAD/CAM-based position/force controller for a mold polishing robot152 citations · 2007
- 2Robotic sanding system for new designed furniture with free-formed surface104 citations · 2006
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- 6Polishing Robot Using Joystick Controlled Teaching23 citations · 2001
- 7Robotics for rescue and risky intervention23 citations · 2011
- 8Feed Rate Control Using Fuzzy Reasoning for a Mold Polishing Robot22 citations · 2006
- 9Joystick teaching system for polishing robots using fuzzy compliance control19 citations · 2002
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