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The ubiquitous era is a time when we will be able to create wireless communications technologies for secure information exchange anytime, anywhere and in any environment.
We are conducting R&D on fundamental technologies that will create advanced wireless communications that perform under a variety of conditions.
These communications include a new transmission method for mobile and satellite communications systems; further advanced seamless, ubiquitous, and broadband technologies; and key technologies for wireless communications in and out of the body that support high-quality medical care.
aims to research and develop the technologies for new generation user-centric wireless networking which will be highly reliable and robust in various environments. It will also provide a fast and seamless handover between heterogeneous wireless networks or terminals.
promotes various R&D projects for the development of space communications and aims at Japan's remarkable development in space communications field.
aims at scientific and industrial promotion of Medical ICT such as body area network (BAN), to establish ubiquitous, safe and reliable medical social infrastructure.
supports researcher's R&D activity by taking charge of management, maintenance, public relations and liaison businesses.
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