KenichiĀ Kurimoto

Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan
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Kenichi Kurimoto is a seasoned hardware-software systems leader and entrepreneur with over 15 years of SoC design and embedded systems experience. As CEO of Nayuta since 2015, and formerly President of K2-GARAGE, he combines hands-on engineering with strategic product development across system-level design, FPGA-based SoCs, and Android-hardware integration. He spearheaded the Android Vehicle project, a robot-car controlled by an Android smartphone, and his work earned industry recognition, including a Developer Sandbox selection at Google Developer Day 2011. He is the author of a best-selling Japanese book on SoC development on FPGA and has freely shared hardware-software design resources such as an open-source MJPEG stream viewer. Based in Fukuoka, Japan, his career spans Sony LSI Design, NSCore, and academic research at Kyushu Institute of Technology, underpinned by a mechanical physics degree from Kyoto University. He remains active in leading cross-disciplinary teams delivering reliable, hardware-software co-design solutions.
code12 years of coding experience
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Github Skills (11)

lightning10
cryptocurrency10
bitcoin10
bolt10
ethereum10
cryptography10
lightning-network10
blockchain10
translation5
testing1
integration-testing1

Programming languages (3)

C++MarkdownPython

Github contributions (5)

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Contributions:18 commits in 1 month
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OpenEQ/RaceForResilience

Feb 2014 - Apr 2014

Contributions:3 commits in 1 month
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Kenichi Kurimoto