“This program involves planning, designing, and constructing small-scale buildings such as outdoor rest areas and mobile shops. Collaborating with NPO organizations and others, it implements construction projects tailored to the needs of the local community and users. Participants work in teams, presenting their design proposals initially and then converging on a single design to realize the construction. Through this course, students gain practical knowledge and skills related to small-scale building design, construction, and teamwork.

Students create a Formula-style racing car with their own hands, experiencing the entire process of planning, design, analysis, fabrication, evaluation, and teamwork. They also acquire relevant technical skills and abilities. Furthermore, they compete in the Japan Student Formula Competition, where approximately 100 universities from both domestic and international backgrounds participate, showcasing their comprehensive engineering capabilities.

Through the process of ‘making things,’ you will experientially learn about ‘physics.’ You can freely choose your own theme regardless of the field, such as machinery, electronics, or woodworking. While enjoying science, you will materialize your creations as works. This workshop allows you to acquire knowledge and skills that go beyond theoretical learning.

Industrial products bring happiness to people. Weapons and similar items are exceptions, but what about the things around you now? This class aims to ‘warm the old and learn the new.’ Craftsmanship involves the knowledge, feelings, and efforts of individuals. Let’s learn from our predecessors and master the art of creating things that shape your future together.

The SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) are a global action plan for humanity until 2030. Various activities related to the SDGs are being carried out, and there are numerous ways in which engineering and technology play a crucial role in achieving them. Let’s engage in practical manufacturing that contributes to SDGs and experience engineering technologies that contribute to a sustainable society.

We engage in activities to propose and develop welfare equipment for users such as students, staff, and facility users in special needs schools, elderly care facilities, and other contexts. Additionally, we plan and organize science workshops for students while developing teaching materials, aiming to enhance interest in science. Let’s consider the needs of our users and contribute to society through creative robotics technology!

A program for creating a mini lathe for manufacturing. By reading design blueprints, creating parts, assembling, adjusting, and going through a series of machining processes, you can complete the mini lathe. This program provides consistent learning from design to production, allowing you to acquire advanced machining skills.

We learn practical product design. The entire production process, from planning and idea generation to design and prototyping for industrial products, is covered. Additionally, we gain firsthand experience in presentation and promotion. We actively participate in design contests as well."

We will create a robot that autonomously travels to its destination and conduct experiments in a real city environment where ordinary people are present. Through robot fabrication, you will learn various skills across disciplines, including electronics, machine processing, and AI. Experience the excitement of advanced engineering and the joy of working in a team.

"The goal is straightforward: presentation and winning at the Science In College . In fields such as chemistry, biology, and botany, students independently develop research themes, conduct experiments, and deliver presentations. Their curiosity about natural science knows no bounds. So, let’s embrace the Science Challenge!"

We will develop a one-of-a-kind original humanoid robot as a team. From computer-based design to creating mechanical components using machining equipment, constructing control systems with cameras and sensors, and programming walking behavior, you can acquire a wide range of knowledge and skills necessary for humanoid robot development. Moreover, you’ll experience the joy of collaborative creation within a team.

With the goal of winning a robot contest, we will plan, design, and develop various types of robots. By actually participating in the contest, you can learn not only how to build robots but also project management skills and teamwork.

We will create works that respond to human movement, shape, and voice by combining video, audio, CG technology, and sensors that detect light and gravity. These works will incorporate elements such as CG (Computer Graphics), and we will also participate in external contests. This workshop is open to students who have experience in programming and are enthusiastic about computer-based creation.