ISUPEN ( International Symposium on Ultraprecision Engineering and Nanotechnology )

“International Symposium” has been held in order to discuss about the precision engineering from the international perspective. This symposium is held as a part of the JSPE semestrial meeting. Official language is English in the series of the symposium. Symposium manuscripts are provided as open-access papers as follows.

2015 JSPE Spring Meeting　→　Program　　Report
2013 JSPE Spring Meeting
1	State-of-the-art and Future Trends in Ultraprecision Engineerinig & Nanotechnology
	・	Kinematic and Elastically Averaged Joints : Connecting the Past, Present and Future
	・	Micro Manufacturing – Process and Part Quality Control
	・	Nano Fabrication and Metrology for Nano ElectroMechanical Sensing Devices
2	The Cutting Edge Technology of the Next Generation
	・	Study on Milling-combined Laser Consolidation System (Invited Paper) – For the Advanced Injection Mold by Additive Manufacturing –
	・	Development of an Autonomous Machine Tool without the Need to Prepare an NC Program
	・	Experimental Study on Inclined Planetary Mechanism Drilling for Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastic
	・	Effect of Traveling Voltage Wavelength on Electrostatic Induction Actuators Driving Performance
	・	A Bidirectional Rotary Actuator Using Shape Memory Alloy Wires
	・	Near-field microscopy of spontaneous THz radiaion
	・	Precise Extraction of Visual Information from Images by Image Processing Techniques
	・	Development of Areal Wavelet Transform applying to the 2D image
	・	Wear monitoring of amorphous carbon films by embedding luminescent wear-sensing layer
2012 JSPE Spring Meeting
1	State-of-the-art and Future Trends in Ultraprecision Engineering & Nanotechnology
	・	Precision Engineering behind European Astronomy Programmes
	・	Precision machining and measurement of micro aspheric molds
	・	Subsurface Integrity Research in Ultraprecision Manufacturing
2	The Cutting Edge Technology of the Next Generation
	・	Ultraprecision sculpturing of hardened steel by applying elliptical vibration cutting
	・	Development of focusing mirror for X-ray free electron laser
	・	High-Efficiency and Ultra-precision Glass Molding of Aspherical Lens and Microstructures
	・	Advanced Microscopic Imaging by Spatial Control of Light and Multi-Image Reconstruction
	・	Structural Design of a Newly Developed Ultraprecision machine Tool “ANGEL”
2011 JSPE Spring Meeting
1	State-of-the-art and Future Trends in Ultraprecision Engineering & Nanotechnology
	・	Metrology and standard which underpin the development of nano technology
	・	Ultraprecision Machining of Optical Surfaces
	・	Precision machining and measurement of micro aspheric molds
	・	Precision Engineering behind European Astronomy Programmes
	・	Advances in Ultra Precision Manufacturing
2	The Cutting Edge Technology of the Next Generation
	・	Resolution Improvement of Optical Imaging by Spatial Control of Light and Multi-Image Reconstruction
	・	Calibration for multiple motion errors of X-Y table on micro-coordinate measuring machine (M-CMM) by utilizing multi-probe scanning method
	・	Development of focusing mirror for X-ray free electron laser
	・	High-Efficiency and Ultra-precision Glass Molding of Aspherical Lens and Microstructures
	・	Structural Design of a Newly Developed Ultraprecision machine Tool “ANGEL”
	・	Ultraprecision sculpturing of hardened steel by applying elliptical vibration cutting

International Symposium

2010 JSPE Autumn Meeting
1	・	The State of the Art in Manufacturing and Precision Engineering of Korea
	・	Towards the Sensors Implementation and Integration Using the CMOS MEMS Platform
	・	Technological and Market Challenges Faced by the Precision Engineering Industry in Singapore
2	・	Bonnet Polishing and Fluid Jet Polishing
	・	Innovations in Ultra-Precision Machine Tools:Design and Applications
	・	Ultra-Precision Fluid Jet and Bonnet Polishing for Next Generation Hard X-Ray Telescope Application
	・	Integrated On-Machine Metrology Systems
	・	Dynamic Interferometry for Surface Form and Finish Metrology
	・	Advanced Technologies for Optical Surface Fabrication at Nikon