OpenCampus 2016
- Demonstrations of the newest research are available at each laboratory
- For inquiries regarding entrance exams and student life, please visit the Information Session
News
- 10/31 The OpenCampus website for NAIST Information Science is up.
Date
2016 November 13 (Sunday) 10:00-15:00
Research Laboratories and Demonstrations
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Note: This demo is on a first come first serve basis. |
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Millennium Hall Events
Please come join the Hands-on demonstrations at the Millennium Hall. Participation is limited so please come early.
You are a skilled physician! Medical diagnostic imaging system
(Recommended Age: any age)
Using a supersonic wave to scan an invisible box, you diagnose what’s in there. The object is gradually projected in three-dimensions onto a display when you scan it using a supersonic wave. Through the simulation of this three-dimensional supersonic wave system, you will get an idea of how medical doctors diagnose with captured image.
Animate your fish and catch them!!
(Recommended Age: any age)
Recently, various sensors are being used around us. Utilizing these sensors such as an acceleration sensor or a motion sensor, let’s catch fish that you design!
The fish which you animated will swim in a virtual water tank. Let's catch them with a “smart poi” and get the highest score!
Information Session for Prospective Students
Prospective students who are interested in NAIST are welcomed to come to the Information Sessions, where Graduate School staff will talk about entrance examination procedures, academic curriculum, job prospects, student life, and any other questions of interest.
Information Session
- Place：Information Science Building 1F room S1, S2
- Times：11:00、14:00 (Three sessions, each 30 minutes)
Access
Campus Map
Access by Public Transportation
- Access by Train, Bus
- Free shuttle / Nara Kotsu buses will be running from the following two train stations:
- Gakken Kita Ikoma station- Kintetsu Keihanna Line / Osaka Subway Chuo Line■ (Google Map)
This is the closest train station to campus, roughly 20 minutes by walk (it is somewhat hilly). - Takanohara Station-Kintetsu Kyoto Line (Google Map)
Convenient from Kyoto city region.
Timetable for free shuttle / Nara Kotsu bus (in Japanese)
Red indicates free shuttle; black indicates Nara Kotsu bus. - Gakken Kita Ikoma station- Kintetsu Keihanna Line / Osaka Subway Chuo Line■ (Google Map)
- Access by Shinkansen, Airplane
- For details please click here.
Access by Car
- From Osaka, take Route 163 and turn a left at Nara Sentan Daigaku Mae crossing. From Kyoto, take Route 163 and turn a right at Nara Sentan Daigaku Mae crossing. NAIST is immediately after the turn. (Map to Parking Lot)
- The Parking Lot has a capacity of 500 cars and is free on the day of the event.
