Professor Yamamoto from Japan has created this app that uses quantum annealing, a type of quantum computing, to reduce noise in images. The app, which runs on most mobile devices, lets you experience the processing of a quantum annealing machine that is different from existing computers. Dr. Yamamoto would like to thank Dr. Masanao Yamaoka of Hitachi, Ltd., who developed the CMOS annealing machine, for answering various technical questions.

Retired emeritus professor of Computer Science Fujio, from Japan, created this amazing app to explain the basic idea and mechanism of reinforcement learning (especially Q-Learning), which is a field of artificial intelligence. We needed some MIT students to help us understand the advanced ideas behind this app, and we are glad to see such deep ideas realized in App Inventor.

Fujio Yamamoto is an emeritus professor from Japan who made this complex app that solves the Hamiltonian cycle problem for a given graph. It's complex yet comprehensive, and if you've ever wanted to learn about Hamiltonian cycles, this is a great place to start!

Retired computer science professor Fujio from Japan, created this fascinating app to access some of his favorite live cameras from across the world. You can enjoy real-time views of some amazing places such as Mount Fuji. We hope you will enjoy it as much as we did.

Retired Computer Science professor Fujio decided to make use of the new generic blocks in App Inventor to make this app where you can train the mobile device to play tic-tac-toe using reinforcement learning.

Created by Fujio Yamamoto from Atsugi, Japan

To encourage his students to develop their own Android apps, Professor Fujio Yamamoto from the Kanagawa Institute of Technology built Elevator Fun. This app estimates your elevator’s next stop using your phone’s own acceleration sensor. A must have for elevator aficionados. Click to make your own version.