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  • Supporting Empathic Behavior by Sharing and Extending Social Signals

    Social signals are regarded as observable behavioral cues in social interaction,

    which produce tangible and affective changes in others, intentionally or not.

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    Japan Science and Technology Agency

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    Symbiotic Interaction Area

    (PI: Kenji Mase)

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    University of Tsukuba

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    Keio University

  • About

    1) By using technologies to identify social signals in the wild to support and augment empathic behavioral responses

    2) Based on a neural understanding of empathic behavior, to develop Empathic AI with a model of behavioral respons

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    Supporting Empathic Behavior by Sharing and Extending Social Signals

    We aim at supporting to augment and convey human intention, to understand others, and to perform empathic behavior based on several approaches of research such as augmented human technology that shares and extends social signals, the understanding of its neural basis, and feasibility study. The social interaction is a model of a series of behavior chains. We challenge to deepen understanding of the information process of social signals and to create a foundation of empathic AI that generates empathic behavioral responses.

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    Brain Mechanisms to Understand the Empathic Behavior

    We aim to elucidate the sympathetic behavior and neural basis that support the interaction regarding social signals by utilizing engineering technology to acquire social signals. Using the methods of clinical neuroscience, we aim to elucidate mechanisms including relationships between behavioral, physiological, and brain indicators through the simultaneous acquisition of behavioral indicators such as facial expressions, head posture, and body movements, physiological indicators such as muscle activity and pulse rate associated with facial expressions and blinking, and brain function indicators during interaction between two (or more) people.

  • Mission

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    Identifying Emphatic Behavior by Social Signals

    Augmented Human by using Cyborg and Wearable Technology

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    Neural Understanding of Social Signals

    Developing Empathic AI for Supporting Empathic Behavior

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    Feasibility Studies and Social Signals

    Neurodevelopmental Disorder, Mental Disorder, Physical Disabilities

  • Projects

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    Understanding the Computational Process of Social Signals

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    Technology for sharing and extending social signals

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    Validation in clinical and feasibility studies

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    Empathic Behavior and Neural Basis Underlying Interaction

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    Validation in clinical and feasibility studies

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    Validation in clinical and feasibility studies

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    Behavior understanding and response by empathic AI

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    Development of Mixed Reality Device (Digitarium)

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    Validation in clinical and feasibility studies

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    Validation in clinical and feasibility studies

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    Principal Investigator

    Kenji Suzuki

    AI & Robotics

    Project Researchers (U Tsukuba)

    Masakazu Hirokawa, Ph.D.
    Soichiro Matsuda, , Ph.D.
    Taku Hachisu, Ph.D. Eng

    Shiro Kumano, Ph.D. *

    Eleuda Nunez, Ph.D.

    Christina Andrea, Ph.D.
    Mika Oki, Ph.D.

     

    * NTT Communication Science Laboratories

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    Co-Principal Investigator

    Yasuyo Minagawa

    Psychology & Neuroscience

    Project Researchers (Keio U)

    Junichi Yamamoto, Ph.D.

    Norihisa Miki, Ph.D.
    Eiichi Hoshino, Ph.D. (KGRI*)
    Satoshi Morimoto, Ph.D. (KGRI*)
    Chiho Iwatani, Ph.D. (KGRI*)
    Yoko Hakuno, Ph.D. (KGRI*)
    Eriko Yamamoto, Ph.D. (Sagami Women's University)

     

    * Global Research Institute

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