Faculty MembersBioinformatic Engineering

Human Information Engineering

Associate ProfessorFurukawa Masahiro

Human Information Engineering

Bioinformatic Engineering

2010 Ph.D. (Engineering), The University of Electro-Communications
2009 JSPS Research Fellow (DC2)
2010 JSPS Research Fellow (PD)
2011 Project Assistant Professor, Keio University, Graduate School of Media Design (KMD)
2014 Assistant Professor, Osaka University
2015 JST PRESTO Researcher (Concurrent post, -2019.3)
2020 Associate Professor, Osaka University

Theme

Human Information Engineering

Human movement is determined in real time based on various senses. However, we are not aware of this process. In human information engineering, we mainly use psychophysics to observe the phenomenon by measuring the relationship between human sensation and movement, and to understand the phenomenon by applying mathematical models to it. By using illusions to intervene in the sensory-motor processing process that takes place under the conscious mind, it is possible to induce behavior that leads to support without the person being aware of it. Furthermore, we are researching methods to predict near-future movements from subconscious movements.

A walking guidance method using a laying optical system with visually guided self-motion sensation

High fps, wide field of view, high resolution projection possible Semi-cylindrical screen

Contact

E-mail: m.furukawa@ist.

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