Yuta Nomoto

Advanced Institute of Industrial Technology

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Yuta Nomoto’s research focuses on the integration of robotics, ubiquitous computing, and Internet services, with a particular emphasis on cloud-based service platforms and human-robot interaction. His most notable contributions center on developing innovative applications that bridge remote control robotics with real-world service delivery. Nomoto’s work on the Robot Service Network Protocol (RSNP) led to the creation of a virtual campus tour service, enabling remote users to control robots for immersive, real-time exploration of physical environments. This pioneering approach, detailed in his 2013 paper (11 citations), demonstrates how standardized robotic platforms can power engaging, location-based services. He further expanded this concept with an RPG-like campus tour service (3 citations), gamifying the remote experience to enhance user engagement and educational value. By proposing frameworks that seamlessly integrate robot technologies with Internet services, Nomoto has contributed to the foundational infrastructure for cloud-based robotic applications. His research not only advances technical standards for robot service networks but also showcases practical, user-centered implementations that make remote robotic control accessible and compelling for educational and tourism contexts.