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Takato Saito

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Takato Saito

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Service Innovation Department
NTT DOCOMO
Inc., Tokyo, Japan

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Takato Saito received the B.S. and M.S. degrees in mechanical engineering from Meiji University, Japan, in 2011 and 2013, respectively. He joined NTT DOCOMO, Inc., in 2014, where he has been a Research Engineer with the Research Laboratories. His research interests include mobile computing, image processing, and activity recognition using machine learning. He is a member of the Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers.(Based on document published on 6 April 2020).
Publications
13
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117
Publications by Year
20172022
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A FASTBUS Interface for the 3081/E

L. Barker;P. F. Kunz;A. J. Lankford;G. Oxoby;L. Paffrath;P. Rankin;Q. Trang

IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science
Year: 1986 | Volume: 33, Issue: 1 | Journal Article |
Cited by: Papers (3)
The design of a FASTBUS interface to the 3081/E is presented. The interface consists of two boards, one specific to FASTBUS, the other usable by other interfaces to the 3081/E. The FASTBUS board is a dual-ported slave, permitting access from either of two cable segments. The general purpose board supports transfers to and from 3081/E memory and provides control of program execution. It also has se...Show More

A FASTBUS Interface for the 3081/E

L. Barker;P. F. Kunz;A. J. Lankford;G. Oxoby;L. Paffrath;P. Rankin;Q. Trang

Year: 1986 | Volume: 33, Issue: 1 | Journal Article |

The 3081/E Processor and Its on-Line Use

P. Rankin;B. Bricaud;M. Gravina;P. F. Kunz;G. Oxoby;Q. Trang;P. M. Ferran;A. Fucci;R. Hinton;D. Jacobs;B. Martin;H. Masuch;K. M. Storr

IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science
Year: 1985 | Volume: 32, Issue: 4 | Journal Article |
Cited by: Papers (3)
The 3081/E is a second generation emulator of a mainframe IBM. One of it's applications will be to form part of the data acquisition system of the upgraded Mark II detector for data taking at the SLAC linear collider. Since the processor does not have direct connections to I/O devices a FASTBUS interface will be provided to allow communication with both SLAC Scanner Processors (which are responsib...Show More

The 3081/E Processor and Its on-Line Use

P. Rankin;B. Bricaud;M. Gravina;P. F. Kunz;G. Oxoby;Q. Trang;P. M. Ferran;A. Fucci;R. Hinton;D. Jacobs;B. Martin;H. Masuch;K. M. Storr

Year: 1985 | Volume: 32, Issue: 4 | Journal Article |

CAMAPPLE: CAMAC Interface to the Apple Computer

Stephen H. Williams;Gerard J. Oxoby;Quang H. Trang

IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science
Year: 1982 | Volume: 29, Issue: 1 | Journal Article |
The advent of the "personal" microcomputer provides a new tool for the debugging, calibration and monitoring of small scale physics apparatus; e.g., a single detector being developed for a larger physics apparatus. With an apropriate interface these microcomputer systems provide a low cost (1/3 the cost of a comparable minicomputer system), convenient, dedicated, portable system which can be used ...Show More

CAMAPPLE: CAMAC Interface to the Apple Computer

Stephen H. Williams;Gerard J. Oxoby;Quang H. Trang

Year: 1982 | Volume: 29, Issue: 1 | Journal Article |

Experience Using the 168/E Microprocessor for off-Line Data Analysis

Paul F. Kunz;Richard N. Fall;Michael F. Gravina;John H. Halperin;Lorne J. Levinson;Gerard J. Oxoby;Quang H. Trang

IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science
Year: 1980 | Volume: 27, Issue: 1 | Journal Article |
Cited by: Papers (5)
The 168/E is a SLAC developed microprocessor which emulates the IBM 360/370 computers with an execution speed of about one half of a IBM 370/168. These processors are used in parallel for the track finding and geometry programs of the LASS spectrometer. The system is controlled by a PDP-11 minicomputer via a three port interface which we call the Bermuda Triangle. The tape handling and downloading...Show More

Experience Using the 168/E Microprocessor for off-Line Data Analysis

Paul F. Kunz;Richard N. Fall;Michael F. Gravina;John H. Halperin;Lorne J. Levinson;Gerard J. Oxoby;Quang H. Trang

Year: 1980 | Volume: 27, Issue: 1 | Journal Article |

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