Hiroyuki Yomo
Papers
4
Total Citations
23
H-Index
3
About
Hiroyuki Yomo is a researcher whose work bridges foundational wireless communication theory and cutting-edge autonomous robotic systems. His early contributions established new paradigms in wireless communication, a field where his 2006 paper has garnered 14 citations, laying groundwork for future innovations. More recently, Yomo has focused on the intersection of mobile sensing and swarm intelligence, addressing critical challenges in autonomous robotics. His 2019 work on mobility control for searching indistinguishable multiple targets, along with a 2021 study on dynamic swarm spatial scaling in noisy environments, each with 3 citations, demonstrate his commitment to enabling robots to operate efficiently in unknown, unpredictable conditions. Notably, his 2023 paper presents a practical multi-radio Wi-Fi system for teleoperated mobile robots, offering a tangible solution to communication stability—a key hurdle in real-world deployment. Yomo’s research is characterized by a move from theoretical models to implementable systems, making his work valuable for students and researchers exploring autonomous sensing, swarm robotics, and robust wireless communication for mobile platforms.
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Top Papers
- 1New Paradigms in Wireless Communication Systems14 citations · 2006
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