Formation of a Resea 『ch Bace fo 『 Secure,Advanced
Bio- Medical Engineering in the E『a of Global loT.
The Significance of Research Branding ProjectThrough our previous work, we have sought to harness the results of resea「ch into loT andsecurity to provide benefits in the field of biomedical engineering, contributing to theconstruction of a society that provides safety, peace of mind and comfort. Specifically, we areleveraging loT technology to develop medical device systems that can be maintained remotely
while guaranteeing security. This work takes place in three main areas, Research for advanced
secure loT medical systems, Fostering Skilled Personnel to Play a Central Role for the Overseas
Deployment of Medical Devices, Formation of a network for International Cooperation. Up until
now, this research has being conducted separately, but under the research branding project, wewill be working to cooperate and move forward as an organization. We are committed to making
a success of this branding project through cooperation with other universities, institutions andprivate-sector companies.

loT-enabled Evaluation andPreservation of EvidenceSupervisor Responsible for Research
Branding Specialized Professor,General Research InstituteCybersecurity Research Laboratories
Director: Ryoichi Sasaki

Project Summary
TDU will fusion long-standing research into biomedical engineering and cyber security in order to create a biomedical engineering center that candevelop secure loT-enabled medical device systems. Specifically, the center will harness loT technology in order to develop secure medical device
systems that include remote control functionality. The aim is to produce medical devices that can operate successfully not only in Japan but in a wide
range of different environments around the world. The development of such easily-maintained systems will be accomplished through collaboration
between industry, academia and the government.
In addition, TDU will establish a new training course for fostering skilled personal required to play a central role in the overseas deployment of medicaldevices. The course will accept overseas students from Asia and around the world, who will aim to put the project into practice. Our aim is to ensurethat TDU develops an unparalleled reputation for providing secure loT-enabled biomedical engineering, as we had to contribute to the creation of asociety that provide safety, relief and comfort.

I Expectations of the Research Branding ProjectloT functionality and the resolution of security issues are extremely important. For thewidespread use of Japanese medical device technology in Asia.
We are making efforts to provide solutions by fusing researching security and biomedical
engineering fields. Our aim is to make progress in designing reliable, robust andeasy-to-maintain devices, and in order to achieve this we also need to train researchers capable
to design these devices. In this branding project, we are aiming the global deployment of japan
ME device, and also the grown up of individuals who might be involved in this internationalexpansion. In other words, we need to educate not only healthcare professionals, but those
responsible for designing the equipment and devices they use to help their patients. The
development of medical device systems requires collaboration between medical institutions andmedical device manufacturers.
We are committed to the formation of collaboration networks between hospitals and ME devices
companies, and between academia, industry and the government.

Medical Engineering,
Assistive Engineering
Supervisor Responsible for
Research Branding ProjectSpecialized Professor,
General Research lnsti皿e
Medical Equipment Practical
Development Support Center
Director: Takeyoshi DohiContact 『ega『ding the Research Branding P『ojectTokyo Denki University Center for Research and Collaboration (CRC) https://www.dendai.ac.jp/
Reseach Institute for Science and Technology (RIST)/Research Promotion Department TEL 03-5284-5230 FAX 03-5284-5246
e-mail kenkyu-k@jim.dendai.ac.jp

https://www.dendai.ac.jp/about/tdu/activities/branding/