At the Plenary Meeting in October, the report of research internship and a special event "Group discussion" by RWDC students were held.

Date	Tuesday, October 27, 2020 17: 30-19: 30
Location	online (zoom)

The following is a brief summary of the contents of the Plenary Meeting.

Research internship

In the research internship, students will visit the desired university or company and experience organization and management at the research site of the company. This time, one student reported on his experience and achievements in the research internship. In addition to the details of the research theme, he also touched on the purpose of participating in the research internship and the experience and knowledge actually gained.

Student	Ohashi Nozomu (4th generation student, Graduate School of Engineering)
Visited institute	Mitsubishi Electric Corporation Advanced Technology R&D Center
Theme	About solving SLAM problems using smart building technology

Special event "Group discussion"

This project is a special project organized by three RWDC students. The content is to propose a business model based on the technical capabilities of a specific start-up company. The purpose is to develop a business mind for students through this project. At the same time, it can be expected that start-up companies will gain a new understanding of future business development through this project. First, Yao Jingya, a 4th generation student, introduced the purpose and specific procedure of this project. Next, this startup company is "Hashup". Kamino Etsutaro, a 4th generation student as one of the founders of the company, announced his company's strengths. The students and mentors were then divided into two groups to discuss and give their own opinions on what business model to offer to "Hashup". Then, two groups presented their business models. Finally, Professor Takeda Kazuya and the three mentors gave practical opinions on the business model announced today.

Start-up company	Hushup
Presenter	Kamino Etsutaro (4th generation student, Graduate School of Informatics)

Group A
Presenters	Yamakoshi Takahiro (3rd generation student, Graduate School of Informatics), Ohashi Nozomu (4th generation student, Graduate School of Engineering), Kato Masahiro (6th generation student, Graduate School of Informatics)
Theme	Application of graph network

Group B
Presenter	Seiya Shunya (4th generation student, Graduate School of Informatics)
Theme	About influencer recommendation system that extends ClusterVis

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