Profile
| March, 2008 | Wakayama University Graduate School of Systems Engineering Completed the doctoral program, Ph.D. (Engineering) |
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| April, 2008 | Kwansei Gakuin University Graduate School of Science and Technology Research Center for Human Media – postdoctoral fellow |
| April, 2009 | Ritsumeikan University Department of Media Technology – Assistant Professor |
| February, 2013 | Present Position |
Research Field
Research on Science and Engineering of Perceptive-cognitive Computing based on speech signal processing, auditory information processing, and acoustic signal processing
Research of medicine and engineering science interdisciplinary type of speech signal processing, which supports the communication between human and computing machinery
This research aims to develop fundamental technology which will enable smooth communication humans and computing machinery. Ideally, enabling computers to more closely process speech signals similarly to how human brain functions is the desired outcome.
In addition to existing approaches which include emotional information processing, targeting speech analysis, synthesis of speech, speech recognition and auditory perception, we also intend to measure physiological data of the central auditory systems and to make signal processing fuse. By applying this research, we will simulate the speech processing within the human brain. Our goal is to realize better communication between the human brain and machines.
