Koki Muramatsu
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Koki Muramatsu is a pioneering researcher in human body communication (HBC) technology, with a focus on enabling seamless signal transmission for wearable robotics and biomedical applications. His work centers on leveraging the human body as a conductive medium for data transfer, particularly in the 10–60 MHz HBC band, to overcome the limitations of traditional wireless systems. In his most cited paper, "Path Loss Analysis and Transceiver Development for Human Body Communication-Based Signal Transmission for Wearable Robot Control" (2021, 6 citations), Muramatsu demonstrated a novel approach to transmitting electroencephalogram (EEG) signals from the head to the wrist, a critical step for real-time control of wearable robots. This contribution addresses key challenges in path loss and transceiver design, offering a foundation for low-power, secure, and interference-free body-area networks. His work has significant implications for assistive robotics, neural monitoring, and human-machine interfaces, bridging the gap between biological signals and robotic actuation. With a growing citation footprint, Muramatsu is establishing himself as a key innovator in the intersection of biomedical engineering and wearable technology, driving forward practical solutions for next-generation healthcare and robotics.
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