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Character Creation Support System Using Sensitivity Rule Extraction
Professor HAGIWARA, Masafumi
Department of Information and Computer Science
A character creation system using sensitivity rule extraction is demonstrated. A character-creation system based on extracted sensitivity rules is demonstrated. A user evaluates the character that the system creates. By repeating the evaluation, the system automatically learns and analyzes the user's sensitivity and taste. Finally, the system makes the user's favorite character using the extracted sensitivity rules.

Automatic Dialog Generation System
Professor HAGIWARA, Masafumi
Department of Information and Computer Science
Conversation with humor or laugh can give us affluence and is indispensable for our daily life. Here we introduce automatic dialog generation systems. One is an automatic Manzai comic dialog generation system in which ordinary sentences are converted to funny sentences using boke (funny man) and tsukkomi (straight man).

Motion Analysis System for Human-Robot Interaction
Associate Professor IMAI, Michita
Department of Information and Computer Science
Our system captures 3D motion data of human's behaviors when he/she is interacting with a robot.

Wearable Robot and Active Display
Associate Professor IMAI, Michita
Department of Information and Computer Science
A robot mounted on one's shoulder makes him/her share experiences with a remote user. Also, an active display shows information changing the posture of itself.

VIDELICET: A Visualization Provenance Management System
Professor FUJISHIRO, Issei
Department of Information and Computer Science
A prototype of a visualization provenance management system called VIDELICET is introduced, which allows us to record, trace and reuse visual analyses of numerical datasets arising in measurement and simulation.

Distributed and Cooperative Control of Distributed Energy Systems with Renewable Energy Generators
Associate Professor NAMERIKAWA, Toru
Department of System Design Engineering
A distributed energy system with renewable-energy generators, e.g., PV and wind turbine, is one of the most popular research topics worldwide. We propose safe, reliable cooperative, and distributed control, and estimation and prediction methodologies for electrical power network systems with renewable-energy generators.

The Simultaneous Interactions from Multiple Viewpoints for Designing Three-dimensional Space
Professor OKADA, Kenichi
Department of Information and Computer Science
In designing three-dimensional space, the overhead view and the viewpoint of a person in that space are used. Our system assists in designing three-dimensional space by actualizing simultaneous interactions from these viewpoints by using two types of touch panels.

Network Access Authentication System Using EAP-TTLS
Professor TERAOKA, Fumio
Department of Information and Computer Science
One of the most secure methods for network access control is EAP-TLS in which users and servers use digital certificates. However, it is troublesome to manage users' digital certificates. In EAP-TTLS, users can use password and servers use digital cert

Two-wheel Robot Car with Gyro
Professor TANAKA, Toshiyuki
Department of Applied Physics and Physico-informatics
Recently, studies on the development of autonomous robot cars have been carried out, but most studies target the development of four-wheel vehicles. We construct an autonomous robot bike that remains stable while resting and moves stably at low speeds. This robot bike is targeted for entertainment purposes, e.g., the leading vehicle in a marathon.

Computer Aided Diagnosis Based on Image Analysis
Professor TANAKA, Toshiyuki
Department of Applied Physics and Physico-informatics
Recently, a computer diagnosis by image analysis attracts the attention in medical field. We target on construction of system for a pathological diagnosis, a clinical diagnosis, nondestructive inspection and so on. Current candidates are a prostate cancer, a lung tumor, an uterus cancer, brain damage by stroke.

EVNO ~Energy Virtual Network Operator~
Professor YAMANAKA, Naoaki
Department of Information and Computer Science
We propose a new architecture for power grids. It separates the existing power grid into power generation systems and power transmission systems. EVNO (Energy Virtual Network Operator) efficiently controls distributed energy sources and creates a virtual power generation system. In this booth, we show the effects of the management of EVNO.

Ubiquitous Grid Networking Environment ~uGrid~
Professor YAMANAKA, Naoaki
Department of Information and Computer Science
We propose the Ubiquitous Grid Networking Environment (uGrid) as a next-generation service in cloud computing. In uGrid, IP addresses are allocated in devices, software functions, contents, and so on, all over the world. Further, services are provided by the mash-up passes that combine these on the network.

Responsive Multithreaded Processor for Distributed Real-time Systems
Associate Professor YAMASAKI, Nobuyuki
Department of Information and Computer Science
RMT Processor integrates a processor core (RMT PU), which executes eight threads simultaneously based on their priority. It supports four real-time communication links (Responsive Links), various I/O devices (e.g., Space Wire, PCI-X, IEEE1394, and PWM), an IPC controller, and a run-time execution tracing.


Facial Action Mimicking Avatar System
Associate Professor MITSUKURA, Yasue
Department of System Design Engineering
This avatar system is based on head pose estimation and facial expression recognition using a web camera. Thanks to the fast and accurate technology, avatars can express natural demeanor. Our system also can be applied to many applications such as video-conference systems.

Robust Wireless LAN Based on Cognitive Radio Technology
Professor SANADA, Yukitoshi
Department of Electronics and Electrical Engineering
Wireless LANs have become popular due to the popularity of smart phones. However, a small number of channels is shared by many wireless LAN equipments. Sanada laboratory focuses on cognitive radio technology that estimates the surrounding radio environment. On the basis of the cognition of the environment, reliable wireless LANs can be realized.

Next-generation Photonic Multicast Delivery Technology with Ultrahigh-speed Optical Switches
Professor YAMANAKA, Naoaki
Department of Information and Computer Science
We have proposed an active optical access network (ActiON) employing high-speed optical switches that ensure a higher subscriber number and longer transmission distance than those in the case of the conventional PON. We will describe a next-generation photonic multicast delivery technology with ultrahigh-speed optical switches.

Self-organized Energy-saving Network ~MiDORi~
Professor YAMANAKA, Naoaki
Department of Information and Computer Science
The MiDORi technology presented by the Yamanaka Laboratory is a network-control approach for network-wide energy saving. It applies traffic engineering (TE) to aggregate traffic and power-off network links, thus reducing energy consumption.

Video Streaming and Network Security in P2P Networks
Associate Professor SHIGENO, Hiroshi
Department of Information and Computer Science
We present recent studies on video-streaming services that consider the priority of data and network security using reputation mechanism by each user in P2P networks. The goal of our studies is to build an efficient and secure network.

Tele-Reality System
Associate Professor KATSURA, Seiichiro
Department of System Design Engineering
Tele-Reality is a new keyword that refers to the enhancement of "perception and action" in remote environments without physical transfer. Katsura Laboratory is developing a platform for sensation transmission of visual, audio, and haptic information in real time.