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Keio University is committed to establishing a truly international curriculum that incorporates global study opportunities for students. One example of this effort is the development of double degree programs with carefully chosen partners overseas.
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vintage drum machine demo by RetroSound Keio Mini Pops Junior drum-box: 10 preset rhythm (Ballad, Cha Cha, Latin Beat, Rock 1, Polka, Waltz, Mambo, Bossa Nova, Rock 2, Fox Trot) used by Trevor Horn (Buggles) more info: www.retrosound.de and http
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www.longplays.org Played by MadMatty As shoot em ups go, this one is fairly simple/easy, but not so easy as to walk through it first go. The hit detection appears to be very forgiving. Plenty of gfx glitches not sure if thats due to emu or acted this way on the real machine too.
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Researchers at the Kohei Itoh Group in Keio University are working to create the ultimate silicon computer, which does calculations using individual silicon atoms. The brain of a computer is made from silicon semiconductor integrated circuits, or silicon chips. In the semiconductor industry, to make silicon chips run faster and consume less power, people have worked to increase circuit integration. This trend is known as Moore's Law. However, if Moore's Law is pursued, by 2025, we will have reached the stage where a single silicon atom stores a one or a zero to do calculations in binary. Q. Because computers calculate using ones and zeros, computing is done just by switching currents on and off. The shorter the distance the current flows, the faster computing can be done, and lower power consumption can also be achieved. At present, currents are switched in areas consisting of about 200 atoms. But it is predicted that in 2020-2030, switching on and off will be done in areas the size of a single atom. Our research began with the question of whether computing can be done with individual atoms. There are three isotopes of silicon, Si-28, Si-29, and Si-30, where the number of neutrons in the silicon atom is 14, 15, and 16. Among the three isotopes, only Si-29 has a nuclear spin, making it magnetic. In 2002, the Itoh Group suggested a method of computing using Si-29 magnets placed on a silicon wafer made of Si-28, which is not magnetic. By counting zero if the Si-29 magnet <b>...</b>
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Demo of the Mini Pops 7 - shows the Minipops 7 in action... This is the drumbox heard on JEAN-MICHEL JARRE's album OXYGENE. The Minipops model 7 is the most complex and the best machine of the Korg's Minipops Series. It has 16 different drum sounds and 20 preset patterns. You can combine all patterns, you have freedom to combine everything! Some combinations sound great - the OXYGENE 4 groove is a good example.
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DigInfo - movie.diginfo.tv - The basis for what could be the next generation of tactile robotic hands has been developed by the Biorobotics Laboratory at Keio University. Consisting of a robotic hand, and a tactile sensor and display system, in the future we may be able to feel what the robotic hand is sensing. In the previous prototype, the actuators which control the motion within the joints were on the palm of the hand, increasing the weight and limiting movement, but using tiny ultrasonic motors as the controls system, this human sized hand weighs 350 grams and has a reflex system twice as fast as that of a person.
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College Baseball: Meiji Jingu Stadium, Tokyo September 27, 2009 : Keio Univ. 5 - 2 Hosei Univ. Tokyo Six Big Baseball League: 2009 Autumal Season Tournament Tokyo Big6 Baseball League (東京六大学野球連盟) is an intercollegiate baseball league that features six prominent universities in the Tokyo area. The league consists of universities of Waseda, Keio, Hosei, Meiji, Rikkyo and Tokyo. Tokyo University is the only public school in the league. Before the inception of the professional baseball league, the Tokyo Big6 League was widely considered the highest level of baseball in Japan and the most popular sports in early 1900s. The college baseball league was officially established in 1925 while Japans professional baseball league started in 1936. All the leagues games are played at Meiji Jingu Stadium, Tokyo. Games are known to be rowdy and celebratory with male and female cheerleaders and noisy bands working together. There are two tournaments a year in the spring and autumn. The series between Waseda and Keio known as Sokei-sen (早慶戦= Waseda-Keio Battle) attract the most attention. The Waseda-Keio rivalry beginning in 1903 actually predates the establishment of the college baseball league. The series are always played in the last week of the season in memory of this.
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[Working to create ceramic materials that manipulate light : Fujihara Lab, Keio Univ.] The Fujihara Lab is researching ceramic materials that have optical functions.This is a unique field called optical energy materials science. The aim is to make ceramics that play a role in optical wavelength modulation and photoelectric conversion, in order to develop ceramics that are more functional and environment-friendly. Q. " These days, the terms rare earth and rare metal are used a lot. In fact, rare earths are the raw materials for most luminescent materials, and Japan relies on imports for nearly 100% of its rare earths. So its very important for us to make luminescent materials using common, familiar elements instead of rare earths. And its also important to incorporate not only luminescence, but also other optical properties into these materials, so they have good properties all-round." Ceramics, which can be formed into all kinds of shapes, are already used in a diverse range of fields. However, because ceramics are made from a limited number of inorganic materials, there are concerns about high cost and availability of resources in the future.The Fujihara Lab is focusing on new structures for solar cells, and working on ways to conserve energy and improve the functions of ceramics. Q. "Solar cells are currently made of silicon, but theres also great demand for silicon in other applications. For example, all computer chips use silicon. As computers become more widespread <b>...</b>
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www.longplays.org played by MadMatty Japanese version of Keio Flying squadron. Played to show differences between this and english versions. Main differences are longer cutscenes and I think a few different enemy patterns. Title music was strangely bugged in gens (English versions was fine) but there are also less gfx errors in this version.
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In recent years, wireless communication has become very familiar, as exemplified by the rapid spread of mobile phones. However, because the available frequencies are limited, the transmission speed of mobile phones is lower than that of fiberoptic communication, audio quality fluctuates, and there is a risk of eavesdropping. To solve these problems, the Ohtsuki Group is developing communication technologies based on information theory and signal processing. Q.For example, one topic in our recent research is multidimensional signal processing for communications and security. Until now, signal processing has often been done in time or frequency domains, but were extending it to include spatial domain as well. In other words, we can do signal processing with respect to time, or space and frequency, or time and space, or time, space, and frequency. For example, when you're using a mobile phone, until now, sending or receiving a large data file has taken a very long time. But if you use this kind of technology, we can realize high-speed wireless communications like optical communications with mobile phones, high-quality transmission is possible, so DVDs or movies can be downloaded very quickly. Alternatively, by giving a network some capabilities of mobile phones, a secure mobile phone system can be created. We expect to be able to do a variety of things. They are also looking at positioning systems that could replace GPS. They are researching and developing positioning <b>...</b>
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The view from a room in Keio Presso Inn - Shinjuku (Tokyo - Japan). It's a business hotel very close to Park Hyatt, Tokyo Metropolitan Government office and Washington Hotel. This business hotel is NOT Keio Plaza.
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Iwate Swan rings in 2010 with an episode ripe with nostalgia. After an amazing winter break back home with my friends, family, and girlfriend, I returned to Japan and spent a few days in Tokyo before heading back up to Iwate. While in Tokyo, I met up with a good friend of mine and we ventured to Keio University! I had not been there since July of 2008, so it was quite a treat to return to the school where I was once a foreign exchange student. Anyways, I am now back in Japan and have some cool videos in the works. Thanks for watching and see you next time! Music in this episode: Iwate Swan Theme: Keterol
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What is the difference between blue and red light emitting diodes (LED)? Why are blue LEDs more difficult to achieve than red? This 90-min course by Professor Kohei M. Itoh explains the fundamentals of semiconductors and how pn-diodes, light-emitting-diodes (LED), and solar-cells work without any introducing any equations.
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This episode features the Spring welcome party at Keio University( 慶応大学) in Tokyo. At the start of each semester, the Japanese and international students come together to celebrate the beginning of another successful term together. The vice president of Keio makes a small speech, and traditional Japanese instruments and clothing are on display. This is the 150th anniversary of Keio, making it the oldest private university in Japan. It's really an honor to be going there right now! Watch as the students make their way in from the rain to enjoy an evening of food, alcohol, and celebration. The ending includes a special thank you from Swan! Music in this episode: Tokyo Swan Theme: Keterol Another Swan: Keterol
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The hall to teach the art of public speaking set up by Yukichi Fukuzawa in the 1870s: JAPAN THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS explores the mysterious context to this film. It can be found at tinyurl.com The film was made by Windfall Films. Please see www.alanmacfarlane.com under 'Global History' for details and other films. All revenues are donated to World Oral Literature Project
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DigInfo - movie.diginfo.tv - By using the surface ridges of skin as model, The Biorobotics Laboratory at Keio University have developed Robotic Skin which can imitate the sense of touch. The team is currently researching how to integrate this with their robotic hand and tactile display systems, which could in the future be used to transmit and replicate tactile information using a robot as an intermediary. The Robot Skin can also be used to recognize the strength needed to grip an object and adjusts its grip automatically. Future uses include working with hazardous materials, on unmanned flights or in extreme conditions.
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Chris Jinno, Max, Yuki, Coach Dan interviewed by MSG Varsity All credits go to MSG Varsity (2010)
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What do you get when you cross Metal Slug with Parodius ?, you get this game . Another overlooked and underated Mega CD gem , great little shooter , that like with Wonderdog I put in and play to cheer me up (the music so uplifting) . Also still to this day the Cow boss never fails to crack me up . There was a sequel onthe Saturn , but that went the Platfrom route and wasn't a patch on this
Pardon the Quality, will fix later-- but for your viewing pleasure. The insider scoop on Mita Campus. Toilets with bonus features: 2:56 I'm pretty sure this is one of the few videos possible of finding in English about the campus. Enjoy!
In 1963 the very first KORG (KEIO) drummachine was born, called the Doncamatic DA20. The first production in 1963 was a drummachine with rotating disc system. In 1966 there was a full electronic version of the Doncamatic DA20; called Keio Doncamatic DE20 I show you this one in the clip. This one has been used for years on a School, just for the music lessons. Thanx to Mr. Albert (Eminent Support) for repairing some details and for placing a jack out. I show you a lot of pics and demonstrate every possible rhythm. Nice detail: there is a switch on/off for Claves, Bass drum and Snare!!!! There are a lot of combinations possible. I really think this drummachine is the best ever made!!! (maybe even better than MINIPOPS 7 and Roland CR78!! enjoy listening and viewing!!! Peter
[Aiming to achieve computers for high-speed processing with low power consumption] The Amano Laboratory is working to develop computers that deliver high performance while consuming less power. This research applies a technology called dynamically reconfigurable systems. With this technology, the hardware configuration changes in accordance with the computation problem, enabling faster computing by changing the configuration, moment by moment, to an optimal one for the problem. The Amano Lab has succeeded in using this technology to develop a processor called the MUCCRA-3, which delivers high processing performance with low power consumption. QA feature of our research is that we dont just suggest methods, but actually design chips or systems, and run those systems to verify our results. This dynamically reconfigurable processor MUCCRA-3 is a chip weve developed using the latest technologies. It has 30 times the energy efficiency of current DSPs, or control signal processors. This chip can run quite powerful image processing programs on just 10 mW. Right now, were measuring the current in MUCCRA-3; it does its processing at about 5 mA. To do the same processing with a DSP would need about 500 mA, so you can see that MuCCRA-3 is running with extremely low power consumption. The Amano Lab is also researching parallel processing technology. This uses lots of the small, inexpensive processors utilized in home game consoles. Running them all at the same time creates a cluster <b>...</b>
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Yoshinori Matsumotos research group is studying integrated microsystems. Integrated microsystems are for integrating sensors, which correspond to the five human senses, and silicon microcircuits, which correspond to the nerves and brain, into a few square centimeters. To fabricate the sensors, lithography technology with micron-level processing precision is needed. The research group provides an environment where students can immediately implement their own ideas using mask manufacturing and lithography equipment. For the integrated microsystems, the group designs sub-micron CMOS circuits, and an outside foundry makes prototypes, which are then tested. Q. We are getting all kinds of results. For example, one of our themes is visible light communication, which we are studying with Professor Nakagawa in Information Engineering. For environmental reasons, everyday lighting will shift from incandescent and fluorescent lighting to LEDs. LEDs are not only environmentally friendly, but they can also be modulated at high speed, and this characteristic can be utilized skillfully to provide not just illumination, but communication. Because signal sources will be available in all sorts of places, there could be all sorts of applications for them. To avoid interference between visible light communication and other light, Matsumotos group is developing special integrated circuits with arrays of light-sensitive elements. They are also developing a method for extracting only the output <b>...</b>
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