Workshop on Next-generation technology for AI application strategic industries: MASR 2026 (Mobility, AI, Semiconductor, and Robot)
W1:15:55–17:35 on 19 November, W2:14:00-15:40 on 20 November, Venue: IPS N162
WELCOME
We are pleased to announce the Workshop on Next-generation Technology for AI Application in Strategic Industries: MASR 2026 (Mobility, AI, Semiconductor, and Robot), organized jointly by the International Symposium on Information, Production, and Systems (ISIPS 2026) and Waseda University, to be held on November 19 - 20, 2026, in Kitakyushu, Japan. This workshop will provide an excellent opportunity to discuss next-generation science and technology as we move from an era of complex crises and major transformations—such as global competition for technological hegemony and digital transformation—toward the future.
SESSION W1: 13:10-14:50 (100 min) on 19 November at IPS N162
- 13:10-13:25 W1-1:"Slice-Based Deep Learning Ensemble Model for Fine Classification of
Surface Textures in MATT Color-Coated"
Jin-Pyo Cho, Yeong-Gyu Park, Ji-You Kim, Soo-ji Pyo (Inha University)
- 13:25-13:40 W1-2:"Warm Start Dynamic Scheduling for Autonomous Mobile Robots"
Tatsumi Nakamura and Shigeru Fujimura (Waseda University)
- 13:40-13:55 W1-3:"AI-Assisted Development of a Motor Position Controller: An Industrial Experience"
Jaehyun Park (Inha University)
- 13:55-14:10 W1-4:"Persistent-Homology Features for Brain Tumor Subregion Morphology: A BraTS Study"
Jihun Bae and Jinglu Hu (Waseda University)
- 14:10-14:25 W1-5:"Physics-Guided Grey-Box Effective-Aluminium Soft Sensing and Ingot-Composition Guidance for Continuous Galvanizing"
Kyungtae Shim and Jongkwan Park (Inha University)
- 14:25-14:40 W1-6:"Optimization of Public EV Charging Infrastructure in High-Density Urban Environments"
Qiang Yi and Shigeru Fujimura (Waseda University)
SESSION W2: 14:10-15:40 (100 min) on 20 November at IPS N162
- 14:00-14:15 W2-1:"Moldflow Analysis and Prototype Mold Validation for Multi-Cavity Injection
Molding Optimization of a 50 mm Integrated Pump Flip-Top"
Jin-Pyo Cho, Seung-Hyeon Lee, Jeong-Sik Kim (Inha University)
- 14:15-14:30 W2-2:"Numerical Prediction and Experimental Validation of Thermal Performance
for a Crossflow Plastic Plate Sensible Heat Exchanger"
Jin-Pyo Cho, Hoon Lee, Hye-Jin Jo (Inha University)
- 13:30-14:45 W2-3:"A Study on Cost Reduction and Process Stability through Bath Life
Extension of Palladium Catalyst in Electroless Plating for PCB
Manufacturing"
Jin-Pyo Cho, Jun-Woo Lee, Jeong-Sik Kim, Kwnag-Hee Kim (Inha University)
- 14:45-15:00 W2-4:"A Study on Vibration Reduction and Resonance Characteristics of a
Solder Ball Floating Box Using IMU-Based Vibration Measurement and
KIMM-Structure"
Jin-Pyo Cho, Kwan-Soo Kim, Choong-Sung Lee, Soong-Keun Hyun (Inha University)
- 15:00-15:15 W2-5:"Effect of Observation Window Length and Subcarrier Count on Low-Cost WiFi CSI Fall Detection"
Minsu Lee, Yunsik Kim, Heemin Noh and Hunkee Kim (Inha University)
- 15:15-15:30 W2-6:"Intelligent Vehicle Identification and Verification System
Based on Multi-Attribute Fusion of License Plate, Vehicle Type, and Color"
Saeme Byun, Raeun Hwang, An Seokgyu and Hunkee Kim (Inha University)
Each paper will be allotted 12 minutes for presentation and 3 minutes for questions.
Your presentation will be evaluated by the session chairs. For each session, a session prize will be awarded based on the scores given by the session chairs. Since your paper may win the session prize, please be sure to attend the symposium’s closing ceremony on November 20 at 6:00 PM.
PROGRAMME CHAIRS
Jae-hyun PARK, Inha University, Korea
Hee-hyol LEE, Waseda University, Japan
Shigeru Fujimura, Waseda University, Japan
