We are dedicated to studying living organisms' advanced measurement and control systems through a comprehensive approach to developing innovative medical robots and human-machine interfaces. Our research focuses on leveraging the properties of soft, compressible, fluid-driven systems, such as their flexibility and nonlinear dynamics, to design intelligent systems.
Our unique method is to use measurement and control technology in system design based on the pneumatic servo systems. In addition, by integrating biomedical engineering and information science, we aim to develop highly intelligent and functional systems.

For Prospective Graduate Students
The Biomechanical System Lab admits graduate students from the department of Information Physics and Computing, School of Information Science and Technology. We welcome students from all over the world. Please visit the department webpage for information on applying to the respective graduate programs:
Information Physics and Computing Graduate Admissions
Research students are not recruited.