Taku Yamazaki

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Taku Yamazaki is a leading researcher in wireless communications and digital twin technologies, with a focus on enabling efficient data transmission for smart city applications. His work centers on wireless point cloud streaming, a critical technology for maintaining city-scale spatial information in digital twin environments. Yamazaki's major contributions include pioneering real-field experiments that bridge the gap between theoretical point cloud coding and compression algorithms and practical implementation. His 2024 study on "Wireless Point Cloud Streaming Experiment Using IEEE 802.11ax" demonstrates the feasibility of high-fidelity spatial data transmission over modern Wi-Fi standards, providing essential insights for deploying digital twins in urban settings. While his most-cited paper currently holds 2 citations, reflecting the emerging nature of this research area, his work is foundational for advancing real-time 3D environmental mapping and autonomous systems. Yamazaki's experiments address key challenges in latency, bandwidth efficiency, and data fidelity, positioning him as a key figure in the evolution of smart city infrastructure and next-generation wireless networks.