Multimedia Data Engineering

[Hara Lab.]

We are building sophisticated multimedia information systems by fusing essential techniques such as databases, networking, sensing, and artificial intelligence. Most research themes in our lab are being done in collaboration with some industries, and we actively present our works at domestic and international conferences.

Information Security Engineering

[Former Fujiwara Lab.]

Our laboratory has investigated information security, including threat analysis of the latest technologies, such as AI and blockchain, to realize a secure and safe future information society.

Big Data Engineering

[Onizuka Lab.]

We aim to pursue theory and practice in the research field of Bigdata engineering (Cloud databases, graph neural networks, large language models, computer simulation).

Computer Vision

[Former Matsushita Lab.]

Our group focuses on computer vision, which creates "eyes" for computers to visually understand the world. We also study machine learning, optimization, and their applications in human-computer interaction and industry.

Cognitive Neuroinformatics

[Nakano Lab.]

In this course, we utilize neuroscience, biometric analysis, and behavioral experiments to estimate the state of the human mind and to explore the neural mechanisms behind cognitive functions. We particularly focus on advanced human cognitive abilities such as sociability and self-awareness.

Cooperative Laboratories

Synthetic Data Engineering

[T. Murata Lab.]

[D3 Center]

Our laboratory develops technologies for Real-Scale Social Simulations (RSSS) to simulate the real world including human factors. RSSSs are conducted as digital twins in the cyber space to simulate individual decision making processes such as transportation, transactions and so on.

Cooperative Laboratories

Advanced High-Performance Computing Infrastructure Systems

[Date Lab.]

[D3 Center]

This cooperative laboratory conducts the research and development on innovative supercomputing systems, advanced high-performance computing infrastructure systems where supercomputing plays a central role, and their applications, based on the rich experience and expertise cultivated through the installation and operation of actual supercomputing systems and data infrastructure at the University of Osaka, Japan.

Affiliated Laboratories

Multimedia Agent Systems

[ATR]

Agents that interact with humans using various modalities such as vision, audition, and touch to support individuals both informationally and physically are referred to as multimedia agents. In this laboratory, we conduct extensive research and development on core technologies for robots and avatars as multimedia agents, human-robot interaction technologies, and advanced applications in real-world settings.