arc@dmz

Introduction

"arc@dmz" is my handle name. I am Jun Kato, a first year student in doctor's course being advised by Prof. Takeo Igarashi at the User Interface Research Lab of the Dept. of Computer Science, Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, The University of Tokyo. I joined JST ERATO Design UI Project when it started in April 2008 and have worked there since then as a research assistant.

I am interested in broad area of Human-Computer Interaction, but have been especially focused on interactions between human and the real world through computers (Physical Computing, Robot Application), their input modalities (Natural User Interface), development environment and methodology (Prototyping).

Research Projects

Hardware setup for matereal

Matereal : A Toolkit for Prototyping Interactive Robot Applications

Surfing = lightly touch keys and move to left/right

Surfboard: Keyboard with Microphone as a Low-cost Interactive Surface

IntelliViewer: Hierarchical Source Code Viewer on Adaptive Keyboard

Overview of Pressing

Pressing: A Pressure-sensitive Interpreter with Visual Feedbacks

Simultaneous control of multiple robots by multiple users

Multi-touch Interface for Controlling Multiple Mobile Robots

Collaboration Projects

CRISTAL: Control of Remotely Interfaced Systems Using Touch-Based Actions in Living Spaces

Awards and Fundings

Contact

Tel+81 3-5841-4091
Fax+81 3-5841-4105
AddressScience bldg. 7, Room 302, The University of Tokyo, 7-3-1 Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, 113-0033, Tokyo.
Mailarc@(domain name of this website)
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