Jun-ichiro Furukawa

Allen Institute for Brain Science, Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute International, Ube Frontier University, The University of Osaka, Kyoto Research Park, Murata Machinery (Japan), Interface (United States)

Papers

16

Total Citations

263

H-Index

10

About

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Research Focus

Computer science16 · 263 citations
Exoskeleton12 · 232 citations
Artificial intelligence15 · 230 citations
Robot14 · 227 citations
Simulation14 · 227 citations
Physical medicine and rehabilitation9 · 196 citations
Medicine5 · 121 citations
Engineering9 · 121 citations
Neuroscience2 · 97 citations
Psychology2 · 97 citations
Rehabilitation2 · 79 citations
Electromyography4 · 75 citations

Key Achievements

10
H-Index
16
Papers
263
Total Citations
16
Avg Citations/Paper
🏆 Most Cited Paper
Brain-controlled exoskeleton robot for BMI rehabilitation
64 citations · 2012
📈 Most Prolific Year: 2017 (2 Papers)
🤝 Key Collaborators: 31
🏛 Institutions: Allen Institute for Brain Science, Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute International, Ube Frontier University, The University of Osaka, Kyoto Research Park, Murata Machinery (Japan)

Top Papers

  1. 1
    Brain-controlled exoskeleton robot for BMI rehabilitation
    64 citations · 2012
  2. 2
    Passive training with upper extremity exoskeleton robot affects proprioceptive acuity and performance of motor learning
    33 citations · 2020
  3. 3
    Human Movement Modeling to Detect Biosignal Sensor Failures for Myoelectric Assistive Robot Control
    31 citations · 2017
  4. 4
    Selective Assist Strategy by Using Lightweight Carbon Frame Exoskeleton Robot
    23 citations · 2022
  5. 5
    An electromyogram based force control coordinated in assistive interaction
    21 citations · 2013
  6. 6
    Brain-machine interfacing control of whole-body humanoid motion
    19 citations · 2014
  7. 7
    Development of Shoulder Exoskeleton Toward BMI Triggered Rehabilitation Robot Therapy
    15 citations · 2018
  8. 8
    Estimating joint movements from observed EMG signals with multiple electrodes under sensor failure situations toward safe assistive robot control
    13 citations · 2015
  9. 9
    Fault tolerant approach for biosignal-based robot control
    11 citations · 2015
  10. 10
    Exploiting Human and Robot Muscle Synergies for Human-in-the-loop Optimization of EMG-based Assistive Strategies
    10 citations · 2019

Key Collaborators

JMJun Morimoto16 shared papersTNTomoyuki Noda9 shared papersTTTatsuya Teramae8 shared papersATAsuka Takai3 shared papersSCShinya Chiyohara2 shared papersQAQi An2 shared papersNSNorikazu Sugimoto2 shared papersYNYuichi Nakamura2 shared papersSHSang-Ho Hyon2 shared papersJVJoris Vaillant1 shared papersMSMasaaki Sato1 shared papersSYSatoshi Yagi1 shared papersMHMegumi Hatakenaka1 shared papersHFHiroaki Fujimoto1 shared papersAJAkihiro Jino1 shared papersFKFrançois Keith1 shared papersMKMichiyuki Kawakami1 shared papersMOMiho Ogura1 shared papersTITakahide Ito1 shared papersNFNobukazu Fujita1 shared papers
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