Augmented Societies
This research area focuses on strengthening social systems through technology to create sustainable and harmonious communities. It addresses a wide range of challenges, including urban design, information sharing, and the optimization of decision-making processes. The goal is to propose new forms of collaboration and sustainable societal models.
Worldviews
Fitting environments to brains to achieve a mental-barrier-free society - Ai Koizumi
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Projects
"If you want to accomplish in your life, one thing that would contribute to the future of humanity - what is that?" How do researchers at Sony CSL reflect on these questions and engage with their own research? And what kind of place is Sony Computer Science Laboratories, shaped by such individuals? Through the words of the researchers themselves, we hope to share part of that perspective.
Supporting the Seamless Transition Between First and Third Person View for Effective Telepresence Collaborations
Programmable physical windows and walls that allow individual control over the visibility of small square tiles.
Synecoculture Principles Learning Kit
News & Articles
Integrated stock and flow system dynamics and optimized sampling for comprehensive carbon offset evaluation of natural and farming ecosystems
An Agnostic Biosignature Based on Modeling Panspermia and Terraforming
Realized as Part of Sony China’s Sustainability Initiative
Publications
Sasaki, Takahiro and Suzuki, Godai and Funabashi, Masatoshi
Integrated stock and flow system dynamics and optimized sampling for comprehensive carbon offset evaluation of natural and farming ecosystemsEcol. Complex. | Vol.65, pages 101168, jun, 2026
Nakamura, Yuto and Minamida, Keigo and Kanazawa, Masanobu and Dendo, Koya and Rekimoto, Jun
Augmented leap: Human jump augmentation through apparent reduced gravityProceedings of the Augmented Humans International Conference 2026 | pages 325-334, mar, 2026
Modesto, Lenon Romano and Baquedano, Ignacio and Ramalhete, Ezgi Ougun and Mena, Silvia and Sharma, Mukesh and Rodriguez-Nunez, Pablo and Danilov, Ivana and Nath, Dibyojyoty and Tait, Natasha and Moro, Ignacio Javier and Reutina, Uliana and Yucel, Icsil and Vuv cetic, Snevzana and Prieto, Alicia and Colliaux, David and Barriuso, Jorge and Guirado, Gonzalo and Ieropoulos, Ioannis Andrea and Munoz-Berbel, Xavier and Grahovac, Jovana and Hanappe, Peter and Uria, Naroa and Schmidt, Markus R and Armstrong, Rachel
Integrating electroactive microorganisms into active soil management strategiesFront. Microbiol. | Vol.17, pages 1753999, feb, 2026