The 1985 Kyoto Prize Workshops

Forum:"New Development in Information and System Theory"

Rudolf Emil Kalman

/　　Control Theory Scientist

Advanced Technology

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1985

11 /12 Tue

9:30 - 16:55

Place： Kyoto International Conference Center

Address：Takaragaike, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto 606-0001 Japan

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Program

Moderator	Toshiyuki Sakai Member Kyoto Prize Screening Committee in Advanced Technology; Professor, Faculty of Engineering, Kyoto University

9:30

Introductory Remarks	Kazuo Inamori President, The Inamori Foundation

9:33

Opening Remarks	Heisuke Hironaka Chairman, Kyoto Prize committee in Basic Science; Professor, Research Institute for Mathematical Sciences, Kyoto University

9:50

Speech	Takashi Hashimoto Instructor, faculty of engineering, Kyoto University

10:30

Speech	Michihiko Mino Instructor, Faculty on Engineering, Kyoto University

11:10

Speech	Shun’ichi Amari Professor, Faculty of Engineering, the University of Tokyo

11:50

Comment	Claude E. Shannon Laureate in Basic Science

12:00

Luncheon

Moderator	Nobuhide Suda Professor, Faculty of Engineering Science, Osaka University

13:00

Lecture	Rudolf E. Kalman Laureate in Advanced Technology

14:00

Speech	Tsuyoshi Matsuo Lecturer, Faculty of Engineering, Nagoya University

14:40

Speech	Shinzo Kodama Professor, Faculty of Engineering, Osaka University

15:20

Intermission

15:35

Speech	Katsuhisa Furuta Professor, Faculty of Engineering, Tokyo Institute of Technology

16:15

Speech	Hideki Kimura Assistant Professor, Faculty of Engineering Science, Osaka University

16:55

Closing Remarks	Yoshifumi Sakurai Vice Chairman, Kyoto Prize Committee in Advanced Technology; Professor Emeritus, Osaka University

Laureates

Rudolf Emil Kalman

Control Theory Scientist

The creator of modern control and system theory. Kalman theory, which was established in the early 1960s, brought a fundamental reformation to control engineering and since then laid the foundation for the rapid progress of modern control theory.

＊This field then was Field of Electronics, Telecommunications Technology, Laser Technology, Control Engineering, Computer Sciences, Information Engineering, and Artificial Intelligence.

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date: Tuesday, November 12, 1985
place: Kyoto International Conference Center