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Takashi Mori is a robotics researcher whose work centers on multi-agent systems and rehabilitation engineering. His most cited paper, "Real time planning method for multiple mobile robots" (2002, 13 citations), introduces a layered hierarchical planner that enables multiple mobile robots to execute tasks with both implementation ease and environmental adaptability. This foundational work contributes to the field of distributed robotics by addressing real-time coordination challenges. Mori also explores the intersection of robotics and human rehabilitation, as seen in "Engineering Approach for Functional Recovery Based on Body Image Adjustment by Using Biofeedback of Electrical Stimulation" (2014, 3 citations), which investigates how biofeedback can aid motor recovery by altering patients' body perception. Though his citation counts are modest, Mori’s research demonstrates a pragmatic engineering approach to complex problems, from multi-robot task allocation to assistive technologies for functional recovery. His work reflects a commitment to bridging theoretical planning algorithms with practical applications in both autonomous systems and human-centered robotics.