Achivement

I have always been interested in Japanese science and technology which includes bullet trains and robots.
When I was in high school, a trip to Japan made me decide to study in Japan and learn cutting-edge technologies.
Now that I have actually enrolled, I have realized that the field of electrical and electronic technology is broader than I had imagined. These technologies are not only applied to everyday things such as smartphones and home appliances but also to communication networks, bullet trains, and vehicles.
When I was a first-year student, there was a class called engineering literacy. In one of our projects, we focused on the electronic systems and we made a small electric car.
This involved not only making circuits but also finding the best solution from many variations since positioning and arrangement of parts depends on the person.
Moving and controlling the small electric car also required programming, and although it was difficult to correct the program so that the car could perform its best, I felt a sense of accomplishment when it was completed.
I would like to learn more about such technologies and to become a researcher in the future.