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![]() Automatic Conversation System with Attentive Listening Ability |
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Professor HAGIWARA, Masafumi Department of Information and Computer Science |
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An automatic conversation system is demonstrated. It has distinctive two features: 1) It has the ability to learn from conversation; 2) it has the ability to listen attentively.
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![]() “Mental Scouting”: Future Communication System |
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Associate Professor MITSUKURA, Yasue Research Associate FUJI, Taiki Department of System Design Engineering |
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We developed various objective evaluation systems using EEG. These systems can detect mental state (e.g., interest levels, concentration ratio, and drowsiness). We propose a future communication system by projecting the mental condition onto a head-mounted display.
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Professor OTSUKI, Tomoaki Department of Information and Computer Science |
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We introduce our proposed human-activity-sensing systems using radio waves. The proposed sensing system can classify human activity. As a specific application of our system, we introduce the falling detection system that has been reported by many news and other media.
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![]() Non-Contact Biological Sensing |
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Professor OTSUKI, Tomoaki Department of Information and Computer Science |
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We introduce our non-contact biological sensing method without attaching any device. As an example, we demonstrate the method that can sense breathing and cardiac beat wirelessly.
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![]() ZINK: ZNA Information Centric Networking |
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Professor TERAOKA, Fumio Assistant Professor KANEKO, Kunitake Department of Information and Computer Science |
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In today’s Internet, when we want to retrieve content we need to specify the server that provides the content. However, we do not have to pay attention to the server’s location. We’re trying to realize a new content-centric network instead of machine-centric network.
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![]() ![]() ![]() Fast Route-Switching Technology |
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Assistant Professor KANEKO, Kunitake Professor TERAOKA, Fumio Department of Information and Computer Science |
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Today’s Internet has multiple paths between a source and a destination. However, the routers choose a pre-determined path even when it is congested. Our software routers avoid choosing a congested path and utilize other paths for better packet forwarding.
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![]() ![]() ![]() Big data storage |
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Assistant Professor KANEKO, Kunitake Professor TERAOKA, Fumio Department of Information and Computer Science |
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Big data require a global sharing system for large files and relations among the files. Our global distributed storage system called Content Espresso realizes high access throughput, high reliability, and low storage cost. Our file-relation-sharing platform called Catalog enables users to notice hidden aspects of files and to discover related files from the aspects.
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![]() Open Innovation Platform |
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Associate Professor NISHI, Hiroaki Department of System Design Engineering |
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A service-oriented router (SoR) for achieving an information-based open innovation platform is demonstrated. You can experience future network services provided by the SoR, such as multi-site recommendation, viewing-rate-based Web search, phishing protection, registered information delivery, and smart grid applications.
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![]() ![]() ![]() Smart Community Infrastructure |
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Associate Professor NISHI, Hiroaki Department of System Design Engineering |
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In Kurihara City, Miyagi, we proposed a new smart community system by conducting experiments on 15 households’ HEMS and BEMS using several city facilities. In the demonstration, you can experience HEMS of this project and the relationship with information-based open innovation.
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![]() ![]() ![]() Studies on Human-Robot Interaction |
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Associate Professor IMAI, Michita Department of Information and Computer Science |
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Our research focuses on human robot interaction (HRI). In this event, we display three robots with a demo: a mobile robot for communicating with users through gestures; a wearable avatar for telecommunication through streaming broadcast; and a movable display that promotes remote user gestures under telecommunication.
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![]() A Tabletop Interface System Supporting Counter Operation |
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Professor OKADA, Kenichi Department of Information and Computer Science |
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This study aims to support clerks in counter operations. Customers often come in groups. Therefore, the clerk has to pay attention to the interests of each customer and reach a conclusion that everyone can agree on. This system analyzes the gaze directions of customers to help the clerk recommend suitable items.
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![]() ![]() ![]() Improving the Content Design of Digital Signage Evolutionarily through Utilizing Viewers’ Involuntary Behaviors |
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Professor FUJISHIRO, Issei Department of Information and Computer Science |
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A digital signage system, which automatically improves its content so as to be more attractive to viewers, is proposed. The system learns the viewers’ attention points and their feelings towards the content through utilizing their involuntary behaviors, and evolutionarily produces attractive designs using a genetic algorithm.
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Professor YAMANAKA, Naoaki Department of Information and Computer Science |
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The problems in a communication network are the increase of traffic, the increase in power consumption of the network device, and improve disaster tolerance. In order to solve these problems, we studied the technology of efficient resource allocation, accommodation the multiple services and the topology, and high availability lifeline service.
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Professor YAMANAKA, Naoaki Department of Information and Computer Science |
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E3-DCN: Energy Efficient, and Enhanced-type Data Centric Network development project. In the E3-DCN project, DCN will be applied to a contents delivery network (CDN). To realize the energy efficient CDN, data delivery route in the E-DCN and data transmission method of the E-DCN should be optimized to reduce data transmission energy. The E3-DCN project will realize a CDN application on JGN-X.
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Professor YAMANAKA, Naoaki Department of Information and Computer Science |
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We propose a new structure of electric power network whose generation and delivery systems are separated from each other. A third-party institution called EVNO manages multiple distributed energy sources comprehensively, and provides a virtual energy generation system. An efficient energy supply and demand system is achieved by M2M technology.
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![]() Human Behavior Understanding and Prediction by a Combination of Data Mining and Pattern Recognition |
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Associate Professor AOKI, Yoshimitsu Department of Electronics and Electrical Engineering |
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We developed a method for predicting next activity, for example, abnormal/dangerous behaviors avoidance and next activity recommendation. The objective is to predict human activities. In order to predict a next activity, the activity history database is analyzed by data mining. We applied Naïve Bayes classifier and the database of daily scenes.
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![]() Sports Video Analysis by Using Image-Sensing Technologies |
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Associate Professor AOKI, Yoshimitsu Department of Electronics and Electrical Engineering |
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In team sports games, players’ motion and ball trajectory are very essential for analyzing and understanding tactics of the teams. We developed a robust tracking method of sports video and realize deep understanding of players’ attention and team tactics.
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![]() Gaze Estimation and Human-Monitoring Technologies for Actual Applications |
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Associate Professor AOKI, Yoshimitsu Department of Electronics and Electrical Engineering |
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There is a growing need for human sensing technologies in various scenes. We demonstrate novel sensing technologies for obtaining gaze and posture information of a target person and actual applications.
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Associate Professor KATSURA, Seiichiro Department of System Design Engineering |
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To attain super-realistic communication via a network, we are developing a new technology of thermal energy transformation for transmitting thermal sensation. We have succeeded in realizing transmission of warmth sensation based on simultaneous control of temperature and heat inflow using Peltier devices.
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Associate Professor KATSURA, Seiichiro Department of System Design Engineering |
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Super-embodiment is a novel concept for the enhancement of “perception and action” without physical transfer. We are developing a platform that treats integrated sensory information as new multimedia for enhancement of individual action.
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![]() Cooperative Video Streaming and Trust-Based Network Security in Mobile Ad-hoc Network |
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Professor SHIGENO, Hiroshi Department of Information and Computer Science |
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We present recent studies on cooperative video streaming and trust-based security that consider the reputation of the path to deliver data in a mobile ad-hoc network. The goal of our studies is to build an efficient and secure network.
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![]() ![]() ![]() Innovative Microdevices Enabling Advanced ICT |
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Associate Professor MIKI, Norihisa Department of Mechanical Engineering |
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Advanced ICT exploiting our five senses mandates development of innovative hardware that seamlessly connects our senses with the environment. Our group is developing innovative micro-devices that include a wearable line-of-sight detection system and a tactile display by MEMS technology.
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![]() Polymer Optical Devices Enabling Exa-Scale Computing |
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Associate Professor ISHIGURE, Takaaki Department of Applied Physics and Physico-informatics |
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Optical interconnect technologies are drawing much attention for realizing exa-scale high-performance computing systems. In this research, polymer optical devices for high-bandwidth-density interconnects are designed and fabricated in order to demonstrate their outstanding performance.
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