Can a robot pass the University of Tokyo math entrance exam?

The goal of the project: enable an AI program to score high marks on Todai’s math entrance exam for admission by 2016, and meet all admission requirements for Todai by 2021.
 
The test uses high-school math problems. For a computer to solve a math problem, it needs three things, according to NII:
 
Semantic analysis: Understand the problem text, which is expressed as natural language and formulas easily understood by humans.
Formulation: Convert to a form that can be processed by a computer.
Calculation: Find the answer using the mathematical solver.
 
 
So far, Todai Robot can solve about 50–60% of Todai’s Level 2 entrance-exam problems, Fujitsu says.
 
Fujitsu Laboratories has been researching formula manipulation and computer algebra methods for exactly solving problems related to mathematical analysis and optimization technologies.