Daisuke Uriu

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Social Digital Cyborgs: The Collaborative Design Process of the JIZAI ARMS

Half a century since the concept of a cyborg was introduced, digital cyborgs, enabled by the spread of wearable robotics, are the focus of much research in recent times. We introduce JIZAI ARMS, a supernumerary robotic limb system consisting of a wearable base unit with six terminals and detachable robot arms controll…

CHI '223rd AuthorFull-Body Interaction & Embodied Input +1

Machine-Mediated Teaming: Mixture of Human and Machine in Physical Gaming Experience

Technological advancement has opened up opportunities for new sports and physical activities. We introduce a concept called {\it machine-mediated teaming}, in which a human and a surrogate machine form a team to participate in physical sports games. To understand the experience of machine-mediated teaming and the gu…

CHI '211st AuthorHonorable MentionTeleoperation & Telepresence +1

Generating the Presence of Remote Mourners: a Case Study of Funeral Webcasting in Japan

Funerals are irreplaceable events, especially for bereaved family members and relatives. However, the COVID-19 pandemic has prevented many people worldwide from attending their loved ones' funerals. The authors had the opportunity to assist one family faced with this predicament by webcasting and recording funeral rit…

CHI '211st AuthorDigital Art Installations & Interactive Performance +1

Floral Tribute Ritual in Virtual Reality: Design and Validation of SenseVase with Virtual Memorial

While floral tributes are commonly used for the public commemoration of victims of disasters, war, and other accidents, flowers in vases color everyday life. In this research, these features of flowers are intertwined with the recent phenomenon of online memorials to develop a virtual floral tribute concept that inclu…

CHI '204th AuthorHonorable MentionHuman-Robot Collaboration (HRC)

Dynamic Motor Skill Synthesis with Human-Machine Mutual Actuation

This paper presents an approach for coupling robotic capability with human ability in dynamic motor skills, called "Human-Machine Mutual Actuation (HMMA)." We focus specifically on throwing motions and propose a method to control the release timing computationally. A system we developed achieves our concept, HMMA, by…

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