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Adiyan Mujibiya

Adiyan Mujibiya, PhD Student

 

Jun Rekimoto Laboratory
Applied Computer Science Course
Graduate School of Interdisciplinary Information Studies
University of Tokyo
Current appointments:
- PhD Fellow, Microsoft Research 2010
- PhD Scholar, Honjyo International Scholarship Foundation (HISF) 2010
- Research Assistant, University of Tokyo 2010-2012
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Electronic devices with significant computational resources can now be carried mobile and dramatically decrease in size. If we take a close look at these devices, there are still significant area proportions that are dedicated for user input and output; namely the physical keyboard and pointing devices, as well as widely used touch screen. Arguably, we have not yet figured a good general solution to simultaneously reduce user interface areas while still offering full usability and functionality. To tackle current device’s physical constraints, off-the-device solutions should be explored. These alternatives include leveraging user’s body itself as an input area, as well as detection of body motion, gesture, and activity using parasitic or environmental sensing.

My research general vision propose Metric Bits concept; interactivity in arbitrary surfaces, space between surfaces, objects, and specially, the human body. The primary objective of this research is to explore novel sensing method for gesture and activity recognition, to allow more integrated solution in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI). By augmenting the human body with sensors for computationally enhancements, we will eventually shift the paradigm of Human-Computer Interaction to Human-Computer Integration.

The idea is to combine intuitive human sense and sensor data. One concrete example is proprioception; e.g. human ability to touch their body parts without the sense of sight. Another example is human ability to touch type, i.e. typing without using the sense of sight to find keys. These are obvious hints for an open research field in intuitive user interface design.

I have also begun a new thread of research, namely Human Wire concept, which focused on leveraging human body (or any biological tissue) capabilities of propagating and interfering signals (both acoustic and electromagnetic), as well as explorations on Electric Field Sensing.

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  1. on April 27, 2011 at 6:12 pm 2010 MSR Asia Fellowship Winnerのご紹介(その2) « University Relations in Japan, Microsoft Research Asia

    [...] 先日、2010年度のMSR Asia Fellowishipの受賞者の一人、筑波大学の金さんをご紹介いたしましたが、今日はもう一名の受賞者、東京大学のAdiyan Mujibiyaさんをご紹介します。昨年度はたまたまHCI系のお二人が受賞されましたが、分野をHCIに限っているわけではありません。あらゆる分野からのガッツあふれるアプリケーションをお待ちしています。 [...]



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