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Human Augmentation
This research area explores ways to enhance human capabilities through sensory augmentation and robotics. By offering new experiences in vision and touch or developing technologies that complement and extend physical functions, we seek to broaden human potential while also exploring the redefinition of humanity itself.
Worldviews
Cybernetic Humanity
Exploring the new humanity emerging from the harmony between humans and computers - Shunichi Kasahara
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Projects
[Video] Beyond Boundaries
"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.
Global Biotic Interactions data with two types of centralities
Open Data Release
News & Articles
[Conference] A paper by Shunichi Kasahara et al. has been presented at CUI 2026 and received the Best Paper Award
Designing a Feedback Loop Between a Human and Their AI Clones for Science Communication in Museums
[Conference] A work by Shunichi Kasahara et al. will be presented at SIGGRAPH 2026
Shall We Dance? Resonance of Intentions with an Embodied Agent based on the Free Energy Principle
[Conference] A paper by Jun Rekimoto and Shinichi Furuya et al. has been presented at ACM Designing Interactive Systems (DIS 2026)
Interpretable Visualization of Expertise-Dependent Motor Skills Toward Supporting Piano Practice
Publications
Takada, Kazuma and Wen, Wen and Kasahara, Shunichi and Froese, Tom
Perceptual sensitivity, but not metacognitive monitoring, is shaped by increases and decreases in controlExp. Brain Res. | Vol.244, apr, 2026
Inoue, Koji and Kato, Kazushi and Kawahara, Tatsuya and Kasahara, Shunichi
Does listening matter? Backchanneling and nodding in AI cloneaug, 2026
Aoyama, Shutaro and Suganuma, Kiyoshi and Jiang, He and Kasahara, Shunichi
Designing a feedback loop between a human and their AI clones for science communication in museumsProceedings of the 8th ACM Conference on Conversational User Interfaces | pages 1-18, jul, 2026