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News
13/04/01 |
Research gallery is updated at the top page. New undergraduate students and research student joined in our lab. Member list is updated. |
12/09/12- |
COLOLO+ is invited for the Media Art Exposition "Experimenta! " in Melbourne, Australia.
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| 12/06/29 |
Member list is updated. An internship student joined from USA. |
| 11/09/01-06 |
We will be presenting our works at the Campus Exhibition of the ARS Electronica, the most famous festival of media art.
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| 11/11/01 |
Member list is updated. A visiting researcher joined from Germany, and a technical staff also joined. |
Past news
Activities
12/11/29-12/01
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We present a work on HRI and robot architecture at the Humanoids2012, (IEEE/RAS Intl Conference on Humanoid Robots (Humanoids2012), Osaka, Japan) |
12/10/11-15
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New work on assistive robotics will be presented at the IROS2012 (IEEE Intl. Conf. on Intelligent Robots and Systems, Vilamoura, Portugal) |
12/06/24-27 |
We present a new work on the exoskeleton robot at the ISPGR2012, Joint World Congress of ISPGR and Gait & Mental Function, Trondheim, Norway) |
12/06/13-15 |
A special lecture is delivered at the summer school in Iasi, Romania, (Summer School on Human-Machine Systems, Cyborgs, and Enhancing Devices) |
12/06/13-15 |
A work on facial expression reading is presented at the Humascend2012, which is held in Iasi, Romania. |
12/06/24-27
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A joint research work between rehabilitation department and us is presented at the IEEE BioRob 2012, Roma, Italy. |
12/05/29-31
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A work on augmented human is presented at the conference, World Congress on Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering, Beijing, China. |
Research Groups
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Quick links
Research Projects
Publications
Positions for prospective
students
Research opportunity and
some information for prospective students.
Access and Contact
Directions to laboratory
by public transportation and contact information.
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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