Programs and technologies on newly-developed axis-specified search will be published here! (December 19, 2009)

The programs and newly-developed technologies on WASS (Wikipedia Axis-Specified Search) will be published here soon. The original axis-specified search technology for World Encyclopedia is owned and patented by Hitachi, but the program and search method used in WASS has newly been developed by DASYN, and will be publicly available here.

Technology development -- current status and plan (August 19, 2009)

DASYN has a plan to develop technologies and programs on human communication and collaboration, and DASYN is developing several original technologies. The developing technologies include a combination of information extraction, retrieval, and organization technologies, which was developed and called "axis-specified search" by the DASYN's engineer and researcher. This technology was developed in Hitachi, Ltd. and was patented by Hitachi. However, because the power of computers and networks drastically increases after this initial development, and the available amount of text has become much larger, DASYN is developing very new methods to realize the objectives.

Official blog and Research notes (May 4, 2007)

DASYN will inform you about the development and technology through the Official blog. There is another blog titled 研究ノート (Research notes) which is an informal blog and usually written in Japanese (because it is easier for the researcher / engineer to write Japanese than English).

Freedom of information and publishment on the web (May 2, 2007)

Whitepapers (papers for customers) for introducing DASYN's visions and technologies will be published here. The technologies and inforamation of DASYN will be published by other media too.

Technological potential of DASYN (May 2, 2007)

DASYN still do not have originally developed technologies. So web pages on the past work of the engineer / researcher is introduced here (However, most of the technologies described here are not owned by DASYN): Kanada's research themes. In addition, Kanada's research topics or its companion in Japanese describes on fusion of digital and analog and synergy of software and hardware.