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Research objectives and interests
In our laboratory, "Tactile sensing" is
the keyword which encompasses three areas of broad research: sensors
for robots, virtual reality and psychophysics. In recent years our
research has focused on developing hardware and software which would
allow a person to touch, hold, and feel a virtual object via a
mechanical apparatus. The
research activities converge in experimental research including the
following three examples: mathematical modeling of human tactile sensing
recognition mechanism; research on mobile robot cooperative
behavior
acquisition; and research on
humanoid robot
environmental data acquisition using tactile sensing.
Applicants for Master and PhD
degree programs
- Applicants for Masters
and PhD courses at the Graduate School of Information Science, Department
of Complex Systems Science are ongoing. Since we want to interview
you, interested candidates please
contact me using the e-mail address stated at the bottom of this page
(please delete all the "#" marks to the left of the "@" mark in this
address if you e-mail).
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We encourage students from any related engineering field to apply,
such as information science, mechanical, electronic, etc.
- Transfer students from other universities are also
welcome.
Laboratory location@@Map
Graduate School of Information Science Building (Graduate School
of Human Informatics, building number 42 on the map)
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5th floor, room
number 505 (Prof. Ohka)
5th floor, room number 511 (graduate students room)
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Pamphlet of our lab. (April,
2007)
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Graduate School of
Information Science Building
(6th April, 2007) |
Topics
TECHNO-FRONTIER 2009
(Makuhari, 15th-17th April)
We will present our recent result
in Techno-Frontier 2009. We will wait to see you. In the lower
right, the last year's photograph is presented.
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ICRA2008
Techno-frontier 2008 in Makuhari Messe
Our booth |
Address
Assoc. Prof. Masahiro Ohka
Furo-cho Chikusa-ku Nagoya-shi,
Aichi-ken
464-8601, Japan
Department of Complex Systems Science, Graduate School of Information
Science
E-mail:
o#h#k#a@is.nagoya-u.ac.jp(Please
delete "#" marks if you email) |
