Suguru Kameda

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Suguru Kameda is a leading researcher in wireless communications, with a focus on enabling robust, high-precision connectivity for the Internet of Things (IoT) in industrial environments. His work directly supports the technological foundations of Society 5.0 and Industry 4.0, particularly in smart factories where moving machinery and automated guided vehicles (AGVs) demand reliable, low-latency wireless links. Kameda’s key contributions include pioneering simplified beamforming techniques for Wi-Fi backscatter at 5 GHz, a method that dramatically reduces power consumption and complexity for IoT devices while maintaining strong signal integrity. More recently, he has advanced wireless two-way interferometry, achieving carrier phase mapping with a root mean square error below a few degrees—eliminating the need for wired synchronization in high-precision localization and tracking. His 2021 paper on 5 GHz beamforming for Wi-Fi backscatter has garnered 3 citations, while his 2025 work on carrier phase mapping has already attracted 1 citation, reflecting growing interest in his innovative approaches. Kameda’s research is pivotal for next-generation industrial automation, offering scalable, energy-efficient solutions that bridge the gap between theoretical wireless performance and real-world factory deployment.