RIKEN Information R&D and Strategy Headquarters Guardian Robot Project
Project Leader: Michihiko Minoh (D.Eng.)
Research Summary
In April 2019, we launched a new project to promote R&D for the social implementation of next-generation robots ("brain x AI") that synergistically incorporate the strengths of psychology, brain science, cognitive science and AI research toward a future society where humans, AI and robots can flexibly coexist. Conventional robots have mostly performed only limited tasks based on detailed instructions from humans. However, this project aims to develop a robot that can autonomously recognize its environment and the state of the person it is supposed to support and provide assistance unobtrusively without compromising the autonomy of the person, with appropriate interaction.
Main Research Fields
- Complex Systems
Related Research Fields
- Engineering
- Informatics
- Humanities & Social Sciences
- Social Sciences
- Interdisciplinary Science & Engineering
- Mathematical & Physical Sciences
- Biological Sciences
- Intelligent Robotics
- Perceptual Information Processing
- Cognitive Science
Keywords
- Robotics
- Artificial Intelligence
- Neuroscience
- Cognitive Psychology
- Engineering
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Lab Members
Principal investigator
- Michihiko Minoh
- Project Leader
Core members
- Masayuki Ihara
- Senior Scientist
- Ritsuko Iwai
- Research Scientist
- Heikki Sakari Ruuska
- Special technical staff
- Christiane Mietzsch
- Special technical staff
Contact Information
3rd Floor, Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute International
2-2-2 Hikaridai Seika-cho, Sorakugun, Kyoto
619-0288 Japan (Kansai Science City)
Tel:+81-(0)774-95-1360
Email: robotics-info [at] ml.riken.jp
Organization
- Knowledge Acquisition and Dialogue Research Team
- Koichiro Yoshino (Ph.D.)
- Psychological Process Research Team
- Wataru Sato (Ph.D.)
- Interactive Robot Research Team
- Takashi Minato (D.Eng)
- Multimodal Data Recognition Research Team
- Yasutomo Kawanishi (Ph.D.)
- Man-Machine Collaboration Research Team
- Takashi Minato (D.Eng.)
- Behavior Learning Research Team
- Yutaka Nakamura (D.Eng.)