We are capable of undertaking research conducted by companies, as well as basic research prior to practical application.
It is possible to conduct joint research by having researchers dispatched to the university.
We conduct various tests and provide the results (data).
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Waseda University Graduate School of Information, Production and Systems (IPS) has been strongly promoting industry-academia collaboration and globalization with the theme of the fusion of manufacturing and electronic information technology. Meanwhile, Kitakyushu has a culture of manufacturing that has been passed down for generations, and many living teaching materials can be found in the area when thinking about future industries that are also environmentally friendly. The industrial transformation represented by the term Industrie 4.0 is now sweeping over Japan as a global wave, and Japan's manufacturing culture, which has been steadily cultivated since the past, is also being forced to respond to this. It is very meaningful to establish a collaborative system in Kitakyushu to explore the direction of industry from the perspective of industry-academia collaboration and globalization. In terms of education and research, Kitakyushu has ample potential to implement highly practical human resource development education, as well as education and research activities integrated with the region and industry.
In light of the above, we have established the consortium in order to make a significant contribution in many ways to the future development of Japan and other Asian countries.
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