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Overview

We are facing various crises such as climate change, infectious diseases, and population decline. Our laboratory promotes researches in the fusion of near fields of electronics, machinery, and informatics, and to develop green digital solutions for low-carbon society and sustainability in the fields of mobility, manufacturing, and infrastructure. The "Near Field Research" program has been launched as a driving force for the green digital transformation in the fields of mobility, manufacturing, infrastructure, etc. The researches will be conducted by integrating the electrical, electronic, mechanical, and information fields of our design engineering area, which have been near but far from each other.

History

Green-innovation Center of Kyoto Institute of Technology (KIT) was founded to develop the results of "highly efficient energy utilization" and participates in the "Kyoto Next Generation Energy System Creation Strategy" being promoted in the Kyoto region in 2015. The center was reorganized as Green-innovation Lab in 2018 as part of the efforts to strengthen research capabilities and industry-academia collaboration. Green Innovation Lab is a research center that integrates researchers, proposes new power control systems that integrates power electronics and advanced communication functions, and develops prototypes. It has become a center for promoting research and development in the field of green innovation in the university's functional enhancement projects. In 2022, with the aim of further strengthening our research capabilities, we established the Monozukuri Education and Research Center (MERC). In 2022, Kyoto Lab for a Greener Future was established by integrating the research fields of the Monozukuri Education and Research Center (now Monozukuri Unit of Open Facility Center) to further strengthen research capabilities. 　　Please visit the below link sites for information on the anechoic chamber and clean room operated by the predecessor Green Innovation Lab. ・Use of anechoic chamber: Clik here ・Clean room sharing projec: Clik here ・Center for Open Access Facilities (COAF) : Clik here ・Center for the Possible Futures: Clik here

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Member

	Director: Kazutoshi Kobayashi
		Professor,	Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics, Graduate School of Science and Technology

Title in Kyoto Lab for a Greener Future Name Affiliation/Title Deputy Director  Daisuke Iba Professor, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering Manager, Research planning unit  Yuichi Kado Retained Professor, Center for the Possible Futures Manager, International collaboration unit  Kazutoshi Kobayashi Professor, Dept. of Electronics  Manager, Outreach unit  Arata Masuda Vice President, Professor, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering Steering committee Kenichi Yamashita  Professor, Dept. of Electronics  Steering committee Nobukazu Takai Professor, Dept. of Electronics Steering committee Daisuke Umehara Professor, Dept. of Information and Human Sciences Steering committee Hiroyuki Nishinaka Associate Professor, Dept. of Electronics Steering committee Tomohiro Takaki  Professor, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering Steering committee Masashi Yamakawa Professor, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering Steering committee  Arata Masuda Vice President, Professor, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering Steering committee  Koji Yamamoto  Professor, Dept. of Information and Human Sciences  Specially appointed professor Hiroki Miyake  Kyoto Lab for a Greener Future Cross appointment with MIRISE Technologies Corporation  Staff Hisao Kanzaki  Moonshot Coordinator Staff Yoshihiro Hirota Program Coordinator, Kyoto Lab for a Greener Future Staff Shigeru Yamamoto LSI Design Specialist Staff Yumiko Shimakurta Moonshot Project Promotion Office Profession  Staff Hiromi Akasaki  Administrative Assistant Staff Miwa Teramoto Administrative Assistant

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