Mayu Yamanaka
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2
Total Citations
11
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2
About
Mayu Yamanaka’s research focuses on advancing energy efficiency and power delivery systems for autonomous robotics and wireless sensor networks. Her most notable contribution is the development of a sensor node architecture that achieves zero standby power consumption in wireless sensor networks, a critical innovation for extending device longevity and reducing energy waste. This work, published in 2015, has garnered 9 citations, reflecting its relevance to low-power embedded systems. Yamanaka also pioneered a contact-type positioning-free supplier and charger designed to address the high power demands of future autonomous robots—such as those used in housework or elderly care—by enabling efficient, wireless energy transfer without precise alignment. This 2014 study, with 2 citations, tackles the challenge of powering robots that require continuous operation. Her research bridges hardware design and practical energy solutions, offering scalable approaches to power management in autonomous systems. Yamanaka’s work is particularly impactful for researchers developing sustainable, long-lasting robotic and sensor technologies, as it directly addresses the bottleneck of energy autonomy in real-world deployments.
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- 2Development of Contact Type Positioning-free Supplier and Charger2 citations · 2014