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Daisuke Kuriyama

@ekusiadadus

Founder at BreakAI | Building Rovnou, robot coordination software | LoRR 2026 Combined Track: 6th, ISUCON Tver Award | developer tools

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Daisuke Kuriyama / 栗山 大介

I am Daisuke Kuriyama, also written Kuriyama Daisuke (栗山 大介 / 栗山大介), and known online as ekusiadadus. Official profile.

I build coordination systems for dense robot fleets and performance tools for engineers.

  • Founder of BreakAI, working on robot deployment and optimization in manufacturing.
  • Building Rovnou, our robot coordination software.
  • Earned the Top 10 Award (6th place), Combined Track, as team Rovnou in the League of Robot Runners Main Round 2026.
  • Interested in robot reinforcement learning, new simulators, and digital twins connecting simulation with physical robots and their environments.
  • Working on multi-agent pathfinding and swarm robotics across simulation and physical robots.
  • Maintaining isutools, draw-mcp, and rt-lacam.
  • Contributing to open source projects including Rust, Ghostty, and Biome.

Based in Tokyo.

Multi-robot coordination

Rovnou coordinates robot tasks and movements. In the League of Robot Runners Main Round 2026, team Rovnou placed 6th in the Combined Track and received a Top 10 Award, confirmed by the organizers on September 29, 2026. The track evaluates task scheduling, path planning, and execution under uncertainty in a competition environment.

Competition results announcement · Rovnou result and methodology

This result measures performance in the competition; customer-site throughput and physical robot integration require separate validation.

Website · BreakAI · Rovnou · X · LinkedIn

Featured projects

A one-line Go profiler for ISUCON and performance tuning. It brings SQL, HTTP, reverse-proxy logs, pprof, host metrics, and benchmark diffs into one dashboard.

A Claude Code skill and CLI validator for production-quality draw.io XML, with 31 validation rules, presets, and CI-ready checks.

An implementation of Real-Time LaCAM for incremental multi-agent pathfinding, with a Zig core and Python bindings.

Open source

Selected upstream contributions include the Rust compiler, Ghostty, Biome, Material UI, and other developer tools.

ekusiadadus/README.md on GitHub