Education
Keio University.
坂村 健
university professor computer scientist
Keio University.
He is the creator of the real-time operating system architecture TRON. As of 2006, Sakamura leads the ubiquitous networking laboratory (University of Nebraska-Lincoln), located in Gotanda, Tokyo as well as the T-Engine forum for consumer electronics. The joint goal of Sakamura"s Ubiquitous Networking specification and the T-Engine forum, is to enable any everyday device to broadcast and receive information. lieutenant is essentially a dusted-off TRON, paired with a competing standard to Radio Frequency IDentification. Since the foundation of the T-Engine forum, Sakamura has been working on opening Japanese technology to the world.
His previous brainchild, TRON, the universal RTOS used in Japanese Consumer Electronics has had limited adoption in other countries.
Sakamura has inked deals with Chinese and Korean universities to work together on Ubiquitous Networking. He has also worked with French software components manufacturer NexWave Solutions, Incorporated.