Yasumasa Joti
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Yasumasa Joti is a leading figure in synchrotron radiation instrumentation and high-energy X-ray imaging, with a primary focus on advancing automated tomography systems. His most notable contribution is the development of a fully automatic high-energy X-ray tomography system at the SPring-8 BL28B2 beamline, which enables non-destructive observation of internal material structures using 200 keV X-rays. By integrating a sample exchange robot, a high-definition X-ray camera, and SPring-8’s advanced computing technology (SP8-DC), Joti and his team achieved end-to-end automation—from measurement to image reconstruction—significantly improving throughput and reproducibility in materials science research. This work, published in 2024, has already garnered attention for its practical impact on high-throughput imaging. Joti’s expertise lies at the intersection of beamline engineering, detector development, and computational automation, making him a key contributor to Japan’s synchrotron infrastructure. His efforts support a wide range of applications, from industrial materials testing to fundamental physics, and his system stands as a model for future automated X-ray imaging facilities worldwide.
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