OpenFieldTokyo Denki University (TDU) is a prestigious private technology university in Tokyo, founded in 1907 with the historic motto "In the Technology Lies Its Value," internationally celebrated for robotics, electrical engineering, cybersecurity, and architectural engineering.
Established in 1907 by two young electrical engineers, Seiichi Hirota and Sadanosuke Ogawa, Tokyo Denki University has educated generations of Japan's premier engineers who built the nation's electrical, electronic, and industrial infrastructure. Today, TDU educates over 10,000 students across two ultra-modern campuses: the flagship Tokyo Senju Campus in Adachi-ku, Tokyo, and the green Saitama Hatoyama Campus. TDU operates world-class research institutes in robotics engineering, advanced materials, and cybersecurity, maintaining close joint-venture laboratories with Hitachi, Sony, Panasonic, and Mitsubishi Electric.
Three-year fully funded doctoral research fellowship at the Tokyo Senju Campus investigating collaborative robotics and sensorimotor AI.
Tuition reduction awarded to privately funded international undergraduate and graduate students admitted to TDU engineering faculties.
Two-year graduate degree investigating silicon carbide (SiC) and gallium nitride (GaN) power switches for electric vehicles and renewable grid inverters.
Four-year JABEE-accredited engineering program combining mechanical linkages, digital circuit design, micro-actuators, and robot operating systems (ROS).
Eight-week corporate engineering practicum working with Hitachi energy laboratories on power system transient analysis and microgrid stability.
Four-month intensive hands-on course in cyber incident response, live enterprise server defense against simulated attacks, and secure cloud orchestration.
Six-month studio examining base-isolation seismic dampers, wind tunnel aerodynamic testing of skyscrapers, and net-zero energy building (ZEB) retrofits.
Professor of Robotics and Mechatronics, School of System Design and Technology
Robotics pioneer investigating pneumatic artificial muscle actuators and human motor intention detection for walking assistance exoskeletons.
Topics: Human-Cooperative Robotics, Wearable Assistive Exoskeletons, Force Feedback Tele-operation
View researcher profile ↗Professor of Information and Communication Engineering
Telecommunications engineer developing low-latency vehicular communication protocols and decentralized routing algorithms for autonomous traffic coordination.
Topics: Ad-Hoc Wireless Sensor Networks, V2X Vehicular Communications, Intelligent Transportation Systems
View researcher profile ↗Professor of Electrical and Electronic Engineering & Power Electronics Specialist
Power electronics researcher designing high-frequency switching converters using silicon carbide (SiC) MOSFETs to minimize losses in electric vehicles and solar farms.
Topics: High-Efficiency Power Conversion, Battery Storage Control Systems, Smart Inverter Design
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