Shota Yamaguchi

National Institute of Technology, Asahikawa College

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Shota Yamaguchi is a robotics researcher dedicated to advancing technologies for nuclear decommissioning, with a particular focus on developing robots capable of operating in extreme, hazardous environments. His key research areas include climbing mechanisms for steep stairs and retrieval systems for high-altitude objects, directly addressing the challenges of accessing and handling debris in decommissioned reactor sites. Yamaguchi’s major contributions are exemplified by his work on the "Decommissioning Robot Retrieves Fuel Debris from High Altitude" and "Robots Climbing Up and Down a Steep Stairs and Robots Retrieving Objects from High Places," both published in 2021 and 2022, respectively. These studies, each garnering 2 citations, showcase his hands-on approach in designing and fabricating robots with innovative mechanisms for the Creative Robot Contest for Decommissioning. Notably, his research not only solves practical engineering problems but also aims to cultivate future human resources by fostering knowledge and interest in decommissioning technology. Through these efforts, Yamaguchi is making a tangible impact on the safe and efficient cleanup of nuclear sites, inspiring a new generation of roboticists.