About Me

I am an assistant professor at Tokyo Institute of Technology (TiTech), School of Computing. I received Ph.D. in Intelligent systems engineering from the University of Tsukuba. Before joining TiTech, I was a researcher at the National Institue of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST).

Research Interests

  • GPU Accelerator: kernel designs for high-performance computing that uses graphics processing units to crunch data.
  • Real-time vision system: accelerating the processing of high complexity vision algorithms using special hardware such as FPGAs and GPUs.
  • High-performance large-scale data processing: efficient algorithms for large-scale data processing.

News(2024)

  • Icon[Aug, 2024] Our paper “A Data Model and Implementation of a Data Lineage Management System for Database Repair and Simulation.” is accepted by iiWAS’24
  • Icon[Aug, 2024] Our paper “An Optimized GPU Implementation for GIST Descriptor.” is accepted by TACO’24
  • Icon[Aug, 2024] Our paper “Motion Capture-based Robotic Imitation: A Keyframeless Implementation Method using Multivariate Empirical Mode Decomposition.” is accepted by TMECH’24
  • Icon[May, 2024] Our paper “Extension of Parallel Primitives and Their Applications to Large-Scale Data Processing.” is accepted by DEXA’24
  • Icon[Apr, 2024] Our paper “TinyStereo: A Tiny Coarse-to-Fine Framework for Vision-based Depth Estimation on Embedded GPUs.” is accepted by TSMC’24
  • Icon[Jan, 2024] Our paper “Acceleration of Neural Network Inference for Embedded GPU Systems.” is accepted by BigComp’24