Masayuki Kurosaki
Papers
8
Total Citations
39
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About
Masayuki Kurosaki is a specialist in industrial wireless communications, with a focused research agenda centered on the design and optimization of wireless network protocols for factory automation environments. His most significant contributions lie in the development of industrial Wireless Local Area Network (iWLAN) systems capable of delivering the fast, deterministic, and safe communications required to control industrial robots in demanding manufacturing settings. His landmark 2015 paper introducing a synchronous multi-user round-robin transmission protocol has garnered 12 citations, establishing it as a foundational reference in the field. Kurosaki has consistently advanced this work across multiple studies, tackling critical challenges such as overhead reduction, roaming latency, security, and asynchronous communication compatibility. His 2016 contributions further refined safety mechanisms and introduced zero-delay roaming solutions for large-scale, multi-access-point deployments. Earlier work from 2012 on power supply overlaid communication using OFDM demonstrates his broader interest in reducing physical cabling complexity in robotic systems. Collectively accumulating nearly 40 citations, Kurosaki's research provides practical, implementable solutions that bridge wireless networking theory and real-world industrial automation, making his work especially valuable for engineers and researchers working at the intersection of communications technology and smart manufacturing.
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- 5A novel wireless LAN protocol for factory automation control3 citations · 2014
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- 7A secure and fast industrial WLAN system with zero-delay roaming3 citations · 2016
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