We are developing operation interfaces that enable easy micromanipulation by immersing users in the micro world using virtual reality and mixed reality technologies. Our goal is to create a system that allows even beginners to perform micromanipulation tasks with ease.
We are developing wearable haptic devices for postural guidance of the torso. These devices can provide directional sense to users in immersive spaces even without visual information.
We are developing wearable haptic devices for hand positional guidance. These devices can provide hand position information to users in immersive spaces even without visual information.
We are developing an examination system that uses head movements to control the pan and tilt of a colonoscope, with the video projected onto a Head Mounted Display (HMD). This system aims to simplify endoscope operation and reduce the workload on practitioners.
1 Furo-cho, Chikusa-ku, Nagoya 464-8603, Japan
Cyber Robotics Laboratory
Department of Mechanical Systems Engineering
Graduate School of Engineering, Nagoya University
Email: yokoe [at] nagoya-u.jp