Mihoko Otake (Ph.D.)
Title
Team Leader
Members
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Team leaderMihoko Otake
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Research scientistTakuya Sekiguchi
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Research scientistSeiki Tokunaga
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Research scientistTomasz Rutkowski
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Special postdoctoral researcherAlexandra Wolf
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Postdoctoral researcherHikaru Sugimoto
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Postdoctoral researcherKornkanok Tripanpitak
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Technical staff IYukiko Mizutani
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Technical staff IISachiko Iwata
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Part-time staffSumio Kogure
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Part-time staffNorihisa Miyake
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Visiting scientistTakashi Kudo
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Visiting scientistTaishiro Kishimoto
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Visiting scientistSadao Otsuka
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Visiting scientistMasahide Nakamura
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Visiting scientistKatie Seaborn
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Visiting scientistToshikazu Kawagoe
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Visiting scientistChika Tagata
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Visiting scientistTakanobu Takihara
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Visiting scientistYoshitake Baba
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Visiting scientistYayoi Tanaka
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Part-time worker IKazumi Kumagai
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Part-time worker IKosuke Fukumori
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Part-time worker IISakae Murata
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Part-time worker IIKumiko Umemoto
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Part-time worker IIShogo Takata
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Part-time worker IITomoko Suzuki
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Temporary staffKazuhiro Tamura
Introduction
AI nurturing or complementing intelligence of human are becoming much more important than ever before. Cognitive Behavioral Assistive Technology (CB-AT) Team puts emphasis on developing CB-AT which promotes cognitive reserve for prevention of cognitive decline and dementia of older adults which damage the intelligence of human necessary for social life. We develop conversational assistive AI based on Coimagination method, implement the AI to cognitive behavioral assistive systems, and evaluate the effects on human cognition and mind. Coimagination method is an image-based conversational assistive technology designed for utilizing cognitive functions which decline at mild cognitive impairment.
Main Research Field
Engineering
Research Field
Clinical Medicine / Neuroscience & Behavior / Computer Science / Psychology & Psychiatry / Multidisciplinary
Research Subjects
Cognitive behavioral assistive systems for interactive communication of older adults
Analysis and modelling technology of conversational, physiological and psychological data
Clinical study of the developed systems evaluating whose effects on human
Analysis and modelling technology of conversational, physiological and psychological data
Clinical study of the developed systems evaluating whose effects on human
Laboratory Website URL
RIKEN Website URL
Introduction Video
Poster(s)
- FY2021 Research Results(PDF 1.14MB)(Japanese version)
- FY2019 Research Results (Japanese version)
- FY2018 Research Results (Japanese version)
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