Tomohiro Tatsumi
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Tomohiro Tatsumi is a precision engineering researcher whose work focuses on the metrology of ultra-fine-pitch gears and surface roughness evaluation. His primary research areas include contact-type probe development, gear measurement technology, and micro-scale surface characterization. Tatsumi’s major contribution lies in designing a novel contact-type probe capable of accurately measuring the geometry and pseudo roughness of ultra-fine-pitch gears—components critical to high-precision machinery and miniaturized devices. His 2017 paper on this probe, which has garnered 4 citations, demonstrates a practical solution for assessing gear quality where traditional optical methods fall short. This work addresses a key challenge in manufacturing: ensuring the reliability of tiny gears used in watches, medical devices, and robotics. While his citation count is modest, the specificity and utility of his probe design highlight his impact in niche precision measurement communities. Tatsumi’s research bridges the gap between theoretical metrology and industrial application, offering engineers a tool to enhance quality control in micro-gear production. His ongoing efforts contribute to advancing measurement standards for next-generation miniaturized mechanical systems.
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