About Design Engineering Laboratory
Design Engineering Laboratory consists of 3 sub-laboratories, Yamato Laboratory of the Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, Masuda Laboratory of the Graduate School of Engineering, and Shirayama Laboratory of the Center of Engineering.
At Yamato Laboratory, we carry out some research topics such as On Demand Bus, Logistics and Human Factor, while at Masuda Laboratory, we are paying attention in Digital Process Modeling, Production Facility Modeling and Advanced 3D Modeling research areas. Other research topics such as Digital Value Engineering and Socio-network Analysis are conducted at Shirayama Laboratory.
Information (Updated on Apr. 27, 2007)
ShareFast at ESEC2007(2007/4/27)
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ShareFast software will be exhibited in IPA booth at ESEC2007 from May 16 to 18.
SFS Website Opened
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The webpage of Student Friendly Software in Marine Design Applications was newly opened. http://www.student-friendly-software.com/
Progress of On Demand Bus project
We are going to start 4th experiment of On Demand Bus project. → Link to On Demand Bus project page
ShareFast is open sourced!
ShareFast software is currently open sourced. → Link to ShareFast project page
Our research on television
On July 16,2005, one of our projects called “Analysis of ship near-miss example” was introduced on “Science Zero”a television program of NHK education channel. → Link to Science Zero website
Our research in newspaper
On August 22, 2005, an article of our joint research project with Nation Maritime Research Institute called "Task Analysis for Developing Evaluation System of Ship Operation" was published in “The Japan Maritime Daily” newspaper. → Link to press release of Nation Maritime Research Institute
Access to Kashiwa Campus (Update 2006/6/6)
Please see the time tables of train and bus between Hongo campus and Kashiwa campus below.
Map & Bus Timetable (PDF, in Japanese)
The address over here is available, when you want to make contact with
Yamato labaratory.
e-mail address: info[at-mark]is.k.u-tokyo.ac.jp
*We bring in antispam tactic. So when you send e-mail, you must change
[at-mark] to @.