Fumiko Ohori

National Institute of Information and Communications Technology

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Fumiko Ohori is a researcher specializing in wireless communications for smart manufacturing and industrial automation, with a focus on designing reliable network infrastructures for IoT-driven factory environments. Her work addresses the critical challenge of integrating wireless technologies into dynamic industrial settings, where robots, Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs), and other automated equipment demand robust and flexible connectivity. Among her notable contributions is the development of a Smart Resource Flow Wireless Platform, which tackles interference and communication reliability challenges that arise when multiple wireless devices operate simultaneously in factory environments. Her subsequent research into wireless switching for indoor AGVs and transmission rate control demonstrates a systematic effort to optimize network performance under real-world industrial conditions, including the unique challenges posed by high-rise warehouses. Her most recent work on 3D storage systems further advances understanding of how wireless channel loads affect overall productivity in robotic storage facilities. With publications spanning 2019 to 2024 and citations accumulating across her portfolio, Ohori's research makes meaningful contributions to the growing field of Industry 4.0 communications infrastructure. Her work is particularly valuable for engineers and researchers seeking practical solutions to wireless reliability in increasingly automated manufacturing and logistics environments.