I am an assistant professor in Informatics at Kyoto University, Japan. I received my Bachelor of Computer Science, Master of Science, and Doctor of Philosophy in Human-Robot Interaction at the University of Manitoba in 2012, 2015, and 2021 respectively. I am interested in researching social teleoperation, teleoperation interface designs, multi-robot operations, social human-robot interaction, and interactive content designs.
We explored various widgets to show team robots' working states in a teleoperation interface.
We presented a set of mini-map alternatives for indicating the relative locations of robot team members in a teleoperation interface.
We explored how we can integrate two steerable cameras to improve teleoperation task effectiveness.
Picassnake generated an unique abstract painting from music.
We presented an original scenario design specifically created for exploring gender-related issues surrounding collaborative human-robot teams on assembly lines.
Do simulated robots provide authentic interaction as a real robot does in terms of people's empathic responses?
We explored animations to convey a transformable table robot's intention to people around it.
A touchscreen interface for the remote control of a multi-degree of freedom robot arm to reduce task load and fatigue.
We explored people's opinions and reactions to the possibility of emotion-aware adaptive web user interfaces.
An utility for humanoid robot to generate motions by interpolating points of end-effectors with parameters of curve shape.