Laboratory member

Yoshifumi Nishida

Professor

Using human information engineering and statistical mathematics, he is developing technologies for observing and analyzing the behavior of people whose daily functions change. He is also developing support systems that enable safety and social participation for children and elderly people.

Yuki Hashimoto

Assistant professor
He is developing elemental technologies centered on new sensors that will solve social issues related to medical health, as well as new monitoring devices and systems that combine the above technologies with IoT.

Shihomi Kuribayashi

Special researcher

Currently, as a JSPS Research Fellow (PD), she is working on the project "Equity Design in Everyday Environments: Understanding the Behavior-Based Characteristics of Children with Developmental Disabilities in Their Lives." She obtained her PhD in the Rehabilitation Science Course in the Department of Human Sciences at the Graduate School of Medicine, Kyoto University. She is a physical therapist.

Mikiko Oono

Special researcher
A health education researcher who applies on-site practice and data science to enable the environmental design that changes people's behavior unconsciously and micro-happiness design that changes people's behavior through subjective experience. After receiving a master's degree in public health from San Jose State University in the United States, she joined as a senior researcher at the Artificial Intelligence Research Center, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology.