Self Introduction
Assistant professor Ph.D. Morio IWAI
Iwate University
Electrical, Electronics, and Info-Communication Engineering Course
Faculty of Science and Engineering
Specialties: Biomedical Engineering, Biomedical Signal Processing, Biomedical Measurement
Engineering
Research Theme: Development of Non-Contact Biological Signal Measurement Technologies and Biological
Signal Analysis/Automatic Diagnosis Technologies
For detailed research content, please refer to the "Research overview" section below.
If you want to know more about our laboratory, please visit the Kobayashi Lab website.
Research overview
I develop technology to measure biological signals without physical contact and to easily assess health
status.
I focuse on measurement techniques for health parameters such as respiration, heart rate, SpO₂, and
blood pressure, utilizing methods including magnetocardiography, capacitive coupling electrodes,
cameras, and radar.
I also employ signal processing, statistical analysis, and machine learning to extract and estimate
features from biological signals and to perform noise reduction.
By integrating these technologies, I aim to realize biological monitoring and health assessment systems
suitable for use in everyday environments.
a Respiration and Cardiac Dynamics Waves Measurement System using Coupled Capacitance Electrode
SpO2 estimation using RGB-Camera
Wake-up Detection System Using Deep Learning
High-precision diagnostic system using magnetocardiography (MCG)
Publications of My Research
- Publications (Papers and Books)
- Patents
- My University's homepage
- reserachmap
Publication-Links