🎓 Samizo-AITL Portal
“Read structures, create dynamics, accelerate with AI” — A portal for learning the fusion of physics and intelligence
The Samizo-AITL Portal is a personal project by Shinichi Samizo.
This project focuses on Semiconductors × Control × AI,
structurally organizing and connecting fragments of knowledge, phenomena, and technologies,
to be applied to education, proofs-of-concept (PoCs), and policy proposals.
While conversational AI such as ChatGPT is mainstream today,
the next frontier is “Physical AI” — intelligence directly tied to physical phenomena and structures.
Samizo-AITL, built on experience in both practical implementation and structural analysis,
develops education, PoCs, and strategic visions to use AI not only through words, but through physical actions.
🔗 Official Links
Language | GitHub Pages 🌐 | GitHub 💻 |
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🇺🇸 English | ||
🇯🇵 Japanese |
🔍 Projects Overview
Below are the main projects included in this portal,
developed from multiple perspectives including education, PoC, AI utilization, policy proposals, and social implementation.
Note
This page does not contain any confidential information from specific companies.
All materials are based on publicly available information, fundamental principles, and the author’s own experience and ideas.
🧠 Background of the AITL Integrated Concept
AITL (AI-Integrated Transition & Loop) is a three-layer architecture that
combines PID control, FSM-based transitions, and LLM-driven redesign.
This enables real-time and physics-aware design, control, and reconfiguration.
Samizo-AITL builds on this concept, organically integrating
Semiconductors × Control × AI into a unified framework.
It connects the process of analyzing physical phenomena, validating through PoC,
and supporting design with AI to advance Education, Conception, and Design.
📘 All educational materials and PoC projects in this repository are released under a Hybrid License scheme:
- Code : MIT License
(Free to use, modify, and redistribute)- Text materials : CC BY 4.0
(Attribution required)- Figures & diagrams : CC BY-NC 4.0
(Non-commercial use only)- External references : Follow the original license of the source (with proper citation)
💡 The core curriculum, Edusemi-v4x,
is an educational program reconstructed from the author’s professional experience and research results.
It is not related to any specific products or corporate activities.
Would you like me to continue and include the Core Materials Table, Policy & Collaboration, Supplementary Docs, Author Info, and Career Summary in English as well so this matches the Japanese version exactly?
This will make the English version a full one-to-one counterpart.
📘 Structured Overview of Core Materials & PoC
🧩 Integrated Framework of Semiconductors × Control × AI × Educational Materials
flowchart TD
A[🎓 Edusemi-v4x<br/>Foundational Materials for Semiconductor SoC Design]
--> B[🎛️ EduController<br/>Control Theory × AI × SoC Design]
--> C[🤖 AITL-H<br/>Intelligent Control Architecture & PoC]
--> D[🏛️ AITL-Strategy-Proposal<br/>Integrated Framework of Semiconductors × Control × AI × Educational Materials]
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🏛️ Policy Proposals, Collaboration, and International Initiatives
📚 Supplementary Documents & Update History
👤 Author
📌 Career Summary
Detailed report of Shinichi Samizo’s technical background and expertise:
- Semiconductor devices (Logic, Memory, High-voltage mixed-signal)
- Thin-film piezo actuators for inkjet
- PrecisionCore printhead productization, BOM management, ISO education
- Curriculum design, PoC construction, and AI-assisted design support
🚩 Flagship PoC: Humanoid Robot Control
⚠️ Note
This figure is a conceptual diagram for educational and PoC purposes.
- Stability and response design rely on control theory (e.g., PID).
- FSM and LLM serve as supervisory/adaptive layers, not part of the stability-guaranteed loop.
- Node configurations and performance are illustrative and subject to change through validation.
- No confidential information is included; it is based on public information, fundamental principles, and the author’s own experience.
This figure represents the flagship PoC of the Samizo-AITL strategy, demonstrating humanoid robot control.
It adopts a cross-node design spanning 22nm SoC, 0.18µm AMS, 0.35µm LDMOS, and energy harvesting—
linking advanced and legacy nodes to contribute to economic security, supply chain resilience, and cost efficiency.
Furthermore, it integrates SystemDK-based physical constraint analysis (thermal, stress, EMI, delay)
with the AITL three-layer control architecture (PID × FSM × LLM),
providing a framework for runtime, physics-aware DTCO that goes beyond conventional EDA flows.
🚩 Flagship PoC: Humanoid Robot →
Go to the PoC index page