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11/11/01

Member list is updated. A visiting researcher joined from Germany, and a technical staff also joined.

11/09/01-06

ARSWe will be presenting our works at the Campus Exhibition of the ARS Electronica, the most famous festival of media art.
 

11/06/29

Member list is updated. An internship student joined from UK.

11/03/11

Japan tsunami and quake: As you might hear from news, it was the biggest earthquake in that area in at least 1000 years. Fortunately, all laboratory members are fine, but the research facilities suffered damages. We are working through this difficult situation and also trying to recover the laboratories as soon as possible.

10/10/07

We are recruiting a research assistant
(PhD student) to work in the group of Cognitively Assisted Locomotion. (CCR08/R1010)

10/07/26-31

We will present a work on the embodied sound media, and modular devices at the SIGGRAPH2010, (Los Angeles, United States)

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Research Groups

Our laboratory is a part of UTARC (Division of Advanced Robotics and Cybernics, University of Tsukuba).

Joined in research activities at the Global COE Program; Cybernics: fusion of human, machine and information systems, University of Tsukuba.

Working in a research group, Cognitively Assisted Locomotion, in the Center for Cybernics Research, University of Tsukuba.

Joint research with Sports Science; Body and Mind Integrated Science (BAMIS) Center, University of Tsukuba.

 

 


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Welcome to UTAIL

Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (UTAIL) is established in 2005 as a part of Department of Intelligent Interaction Technologies at the Graduate School of Systems and Information Engineering, University of Tsukuba. We conduct a number of research and development in key technologies and systems for machine learning, robot vision, music technology, media engineering and robotics.

The research topics include various fields such as humanoid robot; autonomous robot; machine learning; evolutionary computation; pattern classification; multimodal human-machine communication; environment recognition; sound database; music/sound signal processing, and Kansei (affective) computing.


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