About

The mission of Nakajima Laboratory is to bring the power of medical computation servers and surgical assistance systems into clinical settings. The methods developed by our group can provide artificial-intelligence (AI)-based integration of multi-modal medical data. These technologies provide intelligence that is useful to analyse, simulate, plan and assist surgeries. In addition, we have developed an internet-of-things (IoT) platform that can integrate such AI computers with sensors and surgical robots. These developments can truly lead the computerization of medicine. Our systems have been introduced into practical surgery routines in several hospitals. They have reported using our systems in more than 200 successful clinical cases.

What's new　

2025.09.28
Prof. Nakajima will deliver a speech entitled “Multi-Agent Orchestration for Advanced AIs and Its Applications in Emergency Rooms” at the Educational Session of the Asian Conference on Computer Assisted Surgery 2025 (ACCAS 2025). (https://smartconf.jp/content/accas2025/specialsession)
2025.09.16
Prof. Nakajima will be a featured speaker at the International Symposium on Dialogue for Global Innovation (DFGI), to be held on September 16–17, 2025, continuing his annual participation in the event since 2016. (https://www.dfgi.net)
2025.02.28
The Engineering Academy of Japan has released the policy proposal “Strategy for Utilizing AI in the 5G/6G Communication Era,” for which Prof. Nakajima served as a committee member and organizer. （PDF）
2025.02.01
Prof. Nakajima has been appointed as Guest Editor of Springer Nature's Discover Robotics.
2024.10.01
Institute of Science Tokyo was established in 2024, following the merger between Tokyo Medical and Dental University and Tokyo Institute of Technology.
2023.04.01
The name of research division and department has been changed from "Biomedical Information, Medical Device" to "Biomedical Informatics, Biomedical Engineering".