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Naho Yashiro

Founder & CEO

Naho founded MizLinx in 2021 while she was a graduate student. She was engaged in the development of IoT products as a long-term intern while in school. She was selected as a recipient of the Mitou Advanced Project in FY2021 by the Information-technology Promotion Agency, Japan, and also selected as a Forbes JAPAN 30 UNDER 30 2023 award winner. She has a Master’s degree in Engineering from the Graduate School of Science and Technology, Keio University.

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Yuto Miyanohara

Software Engineer

Yuto is in charge of software development at MizLinx. He has a wide range of implementation experience from low-layer to front-end software, in addition to hardware such as mechanical and electrical design. He is a first-year master’s student at the Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, The University of Tokyo.

Takuto Kishimoto

Engineer

Takuto is in charge of hardware development and sensor evaluation at MizLinx with his abundant experience in the field of underwater sensing. After engaging in developments of current velocity sensors for sea animals in his undergraduate years, he is now developing sensors specialized in underwater measurements based on new theories. He is a first-year doctor’s student at the Graduate School of Science and Technology, Keio University.

Takahiro Yamaguchi

Engineer

Takahiro is mainly in charge of hardware development at MizLinx. Since his undergraduate years, he has been conducting research on lunar regolith dispersal by plume impingement, engaging in the development of a simulator. He has also been involved in Moonshot Research & Development Program, developing small-sized robots that carry out construction works on the moon surface. He is now a second-year master’s student at Graduate School of Science and Technology, Keio University.

Shigetora Hokiguchi

Engineer

Shigetora is in charge of hardware development at MizLinx. In undergraduate school, he conducted research on autonomous path planning for planetary exploration vehicles. Now, he is developing new actuators that could be embedded in micro robots aimed to explore underwater environments. He is a first-year master’s student at Graduate School of Science and Technology, Keio University.

Kyota Shimada

Engineer

Kyota is in charge of hardware development and sensor evaluation at MizLinx while conducting research on velocity sensors for water flow at university. He is a first-year master’s student at Graduate School of Science and Technology, Keio University.

Wakana Tokutake

Engineer

Wakana is in charge of hardware development at MizLinx while conducting research on autonomous controlling strategies of drones that aim to land on ships at university. She is a first-year master’s student at Graduate School of Science and Technology, Keio University.