Daiki Yuasa

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Daiki Yuasa is a researcher focused on maritime safety and human–machine interaction, with a particular emphasis on vessel berthing operations. His work addresses the critical challenge of preventing collisions during the docking of large ships, where precise positioning and heading information are essential. Yuasa’s major contribution is the development of a portable interface system that shares real-time position and heading data with berthing operators, enabling them to make informed decisions and improve operational efficiency. This system is designed to be used alongside distance-measuring instruments, providing a practical solution for enhancing situational awareness in complex maritime environments. While his most-cited paper, "Development of a Portable Interface System Sharing the Positioning and Heading Information to Support a Berthing Vessel" (2022), has garnered 3 citations, it represents a foundational step in a niche but vital area of maritime research. Yuasa’s work is notable for its direct application to safety-critical tasks, offering a tangible tool that can reduce human error and improve the efficacy of berthing procedures. His research bridges the gap between sensor technology and operator usability, making a meaningful contribution to the field of maritime engineering.