Yoshiyuki Fujino
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Yoshiyuki Fujino is a pioneering researcher in wireless power transmission, with a particular focus on microwave power transmission technologies for space applications. His work centers on the development of rectennas—devices that convert microwave energy into direct current electricity—which are critical for enabling long-duration space missions and powering remote systems like space robots. His most-cited paper, "Development of A C band rectenna for microwave power transmission toward a space robot" (2002), with 12 citations, lays foundational groundwork for efficient energy transfer in the challenging environment of space. Fujino’s contributions have advanced the practical implementation of wireless power systems, addressing key challenges in antenna design, energy conversion efficiency, and system integration. His research not only supports robotic exploration but also holds promise for terrestrial applications, such as powering sensors in inaccessible areas. Through his innovative rectenna designs, Fujino has helped bridge the gap between theoretical concepts and real-world engineering solutions, making him a notable figure in the field of space energy systems.
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