I want to take humanity to a more natural world - Jun Rekimoto
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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.
I want to take humanity to a more natural world - Jun Rekimoto
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Exploring the new humanity emerging from the harmony between humans and computers - Shunichi Kasahara
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Supporting the Seamless Transition Between First and Third Person View for Effective Telepresence Collaborations
Two presentations were accepted for the demonstration exhibition and two for the poster exhibition.
Childcare Technology (Hoikutech) ~Support for fulfilling childcare practices~
Robustness and adaptability of sensorimotor skills in expert piano performance
A public seminar and open lab was held at OIST by S. Kasahara.
Liu, Ruofan and Peng, Yichen and Oku, Takanori and Liao, Chen-Chieh and Wu, Erwin and Furuya, Shinichi and Koike, Hideki
PiaMuscle: Improving Piano Skill Acquisition by Cost-effectively Estimating and Visualizing Activities of Miniature Hand MusclesProceedings of the 2025 {CHI} Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems | pages 1--16, 2025
Hiraki, Hirotaka and Rekimoto, Jun
SilentWhisper: inaudible faint whisper speech input for silent speech interactionProceedings of the Extended Abstracts of the {CHI} Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems | pages 1--6, apr, 2025
Kitagishi, Takekazu and Ooi, Chun Wei and Rekimoto, Jun
Demonstrating Pinching Visuo-haptic Display: A Dynamic Cloth Texturization Via Visually Enhanced Tactile SensationProceedings of the Extended Abstracts of the {CHI} Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems | pages 1--5, apr, 2025