Koki Miwatashi
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Koki Miwatashi is a researcher specializing in wireless power transfer and robotics, with a particular focus on energy solutions for autonomous inspection systems. His work addresses critical challenges in pipeline inspection, where battery life limits the operational range of internal robots. Miwatashi’s major contribution lies in the design of rectifier circuits that enable efficient wireless power transfer to these robots, allowing them to operate continuously without the need for frequent battery replacements or recharging stops. His most-cited paper, "Design of Rectifier Circuit for Wireless Power Transfer to Pipeline Inspection Robots" (2020), has garnered 2 citations and highlights a practical solution for extending the endurance of inspection robots in gas pipelines—a vital application for infrastructure safety. While his citation count is modest, his research tackles a real-world problem with direct industrial relevance, demonstrating a commitment to bridging the gap between theoretical power electronics and field-deployable robotics. Miwatashi’s work is particularly notable for its focus on energy autonomy in constrained environments, offering a pathway toward more reliable and long-lasting pipeline inspection systems.
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