Summary
Take Ohkawa is a research scientist based in Tokyo with nine years of experience at the intersection of computer vision, machine learning, and robotics. He holds a PhD from The University of Tokyo and has combined academic depth with industry impact through fellowships and internships at Google, Meta, Microsoft, and ETH Zürich. His recent work focuses on robot foundation models and vision-language-action systems that transfer human skills to robots, building on leadership in egocentric perception, hand tracking, and 3D human modeling. Recognition includes a Google PhD Fellowship in Machine Perception and competitive collaborative awards such as MSRA D-CORE, reflecting both independent research and strong industrial mentorship. Take has repeatedly bridged lab and applied settings—spinning advanced perception research into robot-oriented skill transfer—an uncommon trajectory for PhD-trained CV researchers. His homepage and public code showcase practical implementations that complement his publication record and cross-institutional collaborations.
8 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
University of Tokyo
Bachelor of Engineering - BE, Bachelor of Engineering - BE at Tokyo Institute of Technology