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About
Ryu Miura is a leading researcher in wireless communication systems for robotics and drone control, with a focus on enabling reliable, long-range, and low-latency connectivity. His work addresses critical challenges in multi-hop wireless infrastructure, particularly for applications in disaster response, infrastructure inspection, and logistics. Miura’s major contributions include developing latency-guaranteed multi-hop wireless communication systems that extend operation areas beyond line-of-sight, using frequency bands such as 920 MHz and 169 MHz. Notably, his research on the 169 MHz band—assigned for unmanned vehicles in Japan in 2016—demonstrates its superior range and diffraction capabilities for drone telemetry and command links. He also pioneered dynamic recovery methods for wireless multi-hop infrastructures using autonomous mobile base stations, enhancing network resilience. His most-cited paper (34 citations) on latency-guaranteed systems for robot and drone control underscores his impact, while his work on propagation measurements and command telemetry systems (7 citations each) has shaped practical deployment strategies. Miura’s achievements are instrumental in advancing robust, scalable wireless networks for autonomous systems, making him a key figure in the intersection of robotics and communications engineering.
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