M.S in EEIS, The University of Tokyo (ISAS/JAXA)
I am a Master's student in EEIS at The University of Tokyo (ISAS/JAXA), co-advised by Prof. Tatsuaki Hashimoto and Prof. Naoya Ozaki. My research focuses on spacecraft GNC and autonomy, including learning-based 3D perception and relative navigation in multi-satellite systems.
I have conducted collaborative research with the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, where I worked on learning-based stereo vision for Mars rovers and adaptive vision foundation models for software-defined robotic exploration. I received my Bachelor’s degree in Physics from The University of Tokyo, where I worked with Prof. Masaki Ando on laser-based relative velocity sensors for ultra-precise formation flight.
The University of Tokyo (JAXA) | Tokyo, Japan
M.S. in Electrical Engineering and Information Systems | April 2024 - Present
Johns Hopkins University | Baltimore, MD
Exchange Program | August 2022 - December 2022
The University of Tokyo | Tokyo, Japan
B.S. in Physics | April 2019 - March 2024
Experience
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Collaborative research with 347F - Robotic Mobility Group | August 2025 - Present
Fellowships
Ezoe Memorial Recruit Foundation
Covers up to 2 years full tuition and living expenses for graduate studies
Mitsui Mirai Challengers Audition
4 Years support. Support 7000 USD - 35000 USD every year. The amount is based on the performance each year