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Challenge to Ubiquitous
Mobile Multimedia Communications Laboratory
Eiji Kamioka
Professor, Department of Communications Engineering
College of Engineering
Global Course of Engineering and Science
Functional Control Systems in Doctoral Program
Location: Toyosu Campus
http://www.kamioka.ce.shibaura-it.ac.jp/index-e.html
 
Laboratory Overview
User-friendly Information and Communication Environment
User-friendly information and communication technologies are studied towards Ubiquitous Computing Environment where information can be accessed anywhere and anytime without being aware of computers’ existence. These technologies will finally establish intelligent information and communication systems with a high user-satisfaction level, which release the users from complex computer operations and correctly executes the users’ requests when they are needed. One of the typical applications is context-aware system. The context-aware system obtains user’s biological information and his/her environmental information, and predicts information and services that the user wants, and provides him/her with them.
Research Outputs You can review research papers in the website below.
https://shibaura.pure.elsevier.com/en/persons/eiji-kamioka
Laboratory Research Field
Intelligent Information Systems IoT Technologies Information and Communication Systems Ubiquitous Computing Biological Informatics
Artificial Intelligence User Satisfaction Media Informatics Mobile applications Information Networks
Recent Research Topics
Information and Communication Applications using Artificial Intelligence Technologies Intelligent Information Systems using Biological Information Improvement of Information Network Quality considering User Satisfaction IoT Applications towards Ubiquitous Computing Environment Stress-free Information System using Ergonomics Technologies
Music Information Processing using Artificial Intelligence Technologies Machine Learning Based Information Provision Systems Vibration-based Communication Systems using Multiple Modulation Techniques Walking Support System for Blind People using Phosphene Detection of Unhealthy Conditions using Biomedical Information
Affiliated Conferences
IEEE (The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) IEICE (The Institute of Electronics Information and Communication Engineers) IPSJ (Information Processing Society of Japan) JES (Japan Ergonomics Society)
JSEE (Japan Society for Engineering Education) JPS (The Physical Society of Japan)      
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